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• Steps
• Advice

There is no such thing as the aroma of freshly ground coffee beans. Even some people who do not like coffee are enamored of this scent. In the event that your coffee grinder is damaged and needs repair, or is not repaired - there are other ways to grind your coffee. We'll show you how!

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Crush By Hand

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   Use a mortar and pestle to pound it. The best way to do this is to just pound a few beans the first time, otherwise they might be scattered around the room. You might have a little bit of trouble at the first pounding - the beans will bounce off the bowl each time you pound, but pounding more than once!

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   Smash coffee beans. This means you need to smash the beans into a coarse or fine powder. The easiest way to do this is to use the right tool like a small hammer!
   • Place the beans in a high-quality plastic bag, or place between sheets of dry parchment, then place the paper in a towel. Use a meat tenderizer or a small hammer to smash the beans. If you do not beat it evenly, the crushed bean size will be uneven. They may not be the best coffee you've ever made, but you can still enjoy them, and they're great too.

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   Crushed coffee beans. Using the dough roller is similar to using a small hammer. Use a large zippered bag or dry parchment and a thin towel, then roll the roller vigorously over the bean bag to crush the coffee. Roll until the seeds are perfectly "ground". If you don't have a dough roller, you can replace it with a glass bottle or a food box.

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   Use an old manual cutter or mill! They look like objects from your great-grandmother's time, but they really work. advertisement

Method 2 of 2: Use the Simple Method

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   Buy pre-ground coffee beans. If you don't have a lot of time and your guests have just arrived, or you don't want to do the hassle of crushing and cleaning up, then you can buy pre-ground coffee beans. This saves time and effort, and if you're stuck, this way will save you more.
   • Use a mill at your local grocery store. If your favorite coffee beans are not pre-ground, you can use the handy grinder found in most supermarkets. Before you grind all the beans, put a few in a mill and run the machine for about 10 minutes to clean old coffee - you probably don't want someone's lavender and chocolate coffee. blend with your French roast coffee!

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   Use a blender. A blender is a great tool that can also help grind coffee beans. advertisement

Advice

• Store the ground coffee beans in an airtight container, in a cool, dark place. Avoid placing cans of coffee above or near the stove.
• The premium burr grinder will be more expensive, but has a better crushing capacity.
• Investing in a good mill, priced below 400,000 VND, will prolong the operation of the machine if well preserved.
• Do not keep coffee in the refrigerator. Low humidity in the refrigerator will cause the beans to dry out and deteriorate quickly. Also avoid entering the freezer for the same reason.
• The cooling process is like a dehydration system, it removes moisture from food and other foods.