Will this grind fine enough for "turkish" style coffee?
639873
It grinds fairly fine. But too small for much volumne. I would think something else would do better
639874
I am not sure what "turkish" style coffee is but I just set my mill on the finest grind and it is finer than pre ground black pepper by twice.
963345
The settings right out of the box work well. Half way through on the amount and about 10 - 11 on the grind. Of course, this might also have to do with the type of coffee, in my opinion, a mexican lighter roast, bali or indian malabar, might benefit from slightly finer grind. It is a matter of trial and taste.. Good luck!
832560
That is rather a subjective thing. I've been using any of Peet's standard ground Deep Roast coffee. It is pretty fine a grind.
1446656
I think it works perfectly fine but I like my coffee pretty strong and probably use more grounds per cup than most. It is a finer grind than say, Folgers. Hope this helps.
1833577
I would think that it would depend on the grind of your coffee. I found that too fine of spice did not work in this.
411373
Alex,I did not ever try to grind fine enough for Turkish but I do not believe any of the Baratza's are designed for Turkish style grind. In fact, I did a little digging and copied Baratza's "official" stance below. Hope this helps!ScottNone of our coffee grinders are designed for Turkish grinding. Turkish grinding puts a heavy load on the machine, and our burrs are not designed for that purpose. I recommend a hand grinder for Turkish grinding.Regards,Pierce JensBaratza Support
635138
Grind setting #1 indicates Turkish coffee grind, so I assume it would perform that just fine. I happen to use the far other end of the grind scale for French Press and Percolator (coarse grind), so I actually haven't tried setting number one.
228802
not sure... if they aren't harder than a coffee bean, i would think yes... using the turkish setting it gets rather fine..
1730433
I've used it with dark roasts. Not ground for French Press but moderately coarse. This grinder is bad about scattering coffee to the point that we have to keep it on a mat to avoid scattering all over the counter. It develops static - enough that ground coffee clings to the hopper and the inner areas of the grinder. The hopper doesn't quite snap in place fully, so we have to hold it flush to the grinder when we use it. Other than those issues it does a good job of grinding the coffee.
872100
I use this coffee in K Kups at the same ratio as regular coffee. Since it's fine ground I'd try a bit less then normal grind in a pot.
2066530
The grinding element is steel, however the case etc is plastic. In regards to the other models of grinder I don't know how it compares. I can state that the grinder works very well for our purposes, and if it disappeared I'd buy it again. Only complaint is that it doesn't grind fine enough for Turkish coffee. FWIW
935047
I use a manual grinder but I aim for a grind that's slightly finer than what you would use for drip coffee.
635137
No, it doesn't grind that fine. It's great for everyday home use, but really not for very fine type grinds.
674567
I would say yes, but if you do pepper and spices I would keep it that way. It is not easy to completely clean if you were to then try grinding coffee.
2112340
We haven't used it for coffee yet but i would use a coarse grind. The finer the grind the more it will slip through into the coffee.
1972009
I can't say. I use it for espresso. So I use a very fine grind. You can adjust it for any grind size. It takes about 5 minutes or so to grind enough for espresso. But that's a really fine grind but also a small amount. It would be considerably faster on a larger grind.
1208785
Absolutely... You can set the grind fairly coarse and works great when grinding for a French press. Also makes te grinding process much quicker.