• DF64 Gen 2 Single-Dose Coffee Grinder – Premium Flat Burr Grinder for Precise and Consistent Coffee Grinding, Ideal for Espresso, Pour-Over, and Home Baristas
  • DF64 Gen 2 Single-Dose Coffee Grinder – Premium Flat Burr Grinder for Precise and Consistent Coffee Grinding, Ideal for Espresso, Pour-Over, and Home Baristas
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[Pre-order] DF64 Gen 2 - 64mm Flat Burr Coffee Grinder

[Pre-order] DF64 Gen 2 - 64mm Flat Burr Coffee Grinder

Rs. 47,999.00
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The DF64 Gen 2 is designed to deliver a superior grinding experience, combining precision and performance. Crafted for coffee lovers who seek consistency, this grinder offers stepless adjustment for espresso to pour-over grinds, 64mm flat burrs for uniformity, and minimal retention for a fresh cup every time. With its sleek design and robust build, the DF64 Gen 2 is your go-to choice for barista-quality coffee at home or in a professional setting.

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FAQs

What exactly is a burr grinder?

A burr grinder uses two abrasive surfaces (burrs) that rotate to crush coffee beans into consistent-sized particles. This is different from blade grinders, which chop beans randomly.

Why should I choose a burr grinder over a blade grinder?

Burr grinders produce more consistent grounds, which leads to better-tasting coffee. They also offer more control over grind size and generate less heat, preserving coffee flavors.

Are burr grinders hard to use?

Not at all! Most burr grinders are straightforward to operate. You typically just add beans, select your grind size, and start grinding.

How do I know which grind size to use?

Different brewing methods require different grind sizes. For example, espresso needs a fine grind, while French press uses a coarse grind. Most grinders come with a guide to help you.

Can I grind other things besides coffee in my burr grinder?

It's best to use your burr grinder exclusively for coffee. Grinding other substances can affect the flavor of your coffee and potentially damage the grinder.

Can I grind a week's worth of coffee at once?

It's best to grind only what you need for immediate use. Freshly ground coffee tastes better because it preserves the beans' oils and aromas.