If you’ve followed my coffee journey, you know I’m a bit of a reluctant coffee snob. I love great coffee, but I don’t love the hassle that sometimes comes with it. That’s why I’m always looking for ways to make the best coffee at home with as little friction as possible.
If you’ve spent any time on my blog, you know I love coffee. And if you’ve been to my home, you know how much I love my coffee setup. But what if I told you that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) has actually helped me get free coffee? That it even pays for my whole setup.
As someone who works from home, a good cup of coffee is an essential part of my morning routine. But for years, my coffee ritual came with a downside: noise. If you’ve ever used a coffee grinder early in the morning, you know how loud they can be—jolting the whole house awake before you’ve even had your first sip. One of my first grinders I got at Walmart literally sounded like an airplane was taking off. This required getting a blanket and literally smothering it before turning it on.
Why a whole blog about what setting to use on a coffee grinder? Because when I tried to Google it myself I found there were way to many varied answers and nothing simple and clear. So with some testing of my own I wanted to share it with you.
As someone who works from home, having a good cup of coffee is really important to me. This is also why my blog tends to be full of coffee posts like this one. If you have read my other posts or have spent time in my home you may know that I have used and recommended the Baratza Encore coffee grinder for years now. Even as I write this I would still say it is a great buy and would recommend it. Though I am here to admit that this past Christmas I recently switched to the Fellow Ode Brew Grinder. And here are three reasons why I made the change: (Well to be honest these were originally reasons why my wife wanted me to make the change. Now that we switched I could not agree more.)
Learn how to achieve the perfect grind with the Baratza Encore Conical Burr Coffee Grinder. This blog post provides a few tips and guidance for using this top-notch grinder to enhance your coffee experience.
The Moccamaster is a popular drip coffee maker known for its consistency and quality. But even the best drip coffee maker can't make great coffee if you're using subpar beans or a poorly-functioning grinder. That's where I have personally found the Baratza Encore to be the best grinder.
If you're a coffee lover, then you know that there's nothing quite like starting your day with a fresh cup. And while there are plenty of coffee subscription services out there, there's only one that's truly worth your time and money - and that's Trade. Trust me I have tried a lot so you dont have to. Here are just a few reasons why I think Trade is the only coffee subscription you'll ever need:
