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BFF Java - To Grind or Not to Grind
Name |
Grind Type |
Whole Bean |
None, just the beans roasted, mixed, and ready for your grinding pleasure. |
Extra Coarse |
A coarse grind for grounds exposed to constant water as in a french press. Also good as a soil amendment to add lightness and organic matter |
Coarse |
A coarse texture used in old-fashioned electric peculators and cowboy coffee. [Cowboy coffee boils grounds with water, when grounds sink, coffee is done. filter out grounds with a fine colander or screen splash guard. Remember coffee was boiling and is too HOT to Drink yet.] |
Medium Coarse |
A medium coarse grind for Drip Coffee Makers. Smaller than above so more coffee extracted per unit of water. |
Medium |
A medium grind, typical of perk coffee makers. The "default" grind we prefer to use for ground coffee. If you are unsure, select this one. |
K-Cup |
A midway to Medium Fine grind that we use for packaged k-cups. If you are using re-usable k-cups, then select this one. |
Medium Fine |
A medium fine grind, typical of pour over coffee stands. |
Fine |
Espresso Grind 1 - Typically used in non-Italian type espresso machines such as Venezia |
Finer |
Espresso Grind 2 - Typically used in Italian type espresso machines such as Brasilia Gradisca |
Finest |
Turkish Grind, where grounds are served as part of the drink, forming a dark, thick, sludge at the bottom of the cup. Very Strong results. |
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