Best coffee for filter machine

ziggy23

Bought myself one of thesehttp://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/4230577/Trail/searchtext>COFFEE+MAKER.htm#tabrev it was cheap and cheerful

I'm kinda a novice could someone reccommend a brand of coffee grinds to use with it?

Mo14

The best coffee is always going to be coffee that you grind yourself before brewing. So if you could budget in a grinder and paired it with some nice beans from hasbean (or Nick's if you're in Dublin) you'd get much better results than the stale stuff in supermarkets. If you don't want to spend any more money, then I dunno, Bewley's maybe? That's what I buy when I go back to the parents house and have forgotten my hand grinder (probably because it's on offer).

ziggy23

Mo14 wrote: »

The best coffee is always going to be coffee that you grind yourself before brewing. So if you could budget in a grinder and paired it with some nice beans from hasbean (or Nick's if you're in Dublin) you'd get much better results than the stale stuff in supermarkets. If you don't want to spend any more money, then I dunno, Bewley's maybe? That's what I buy when I go back to the parents house and have forgotten my hand grinder (probably because it's on offer).

hi thanks for your reply
As I said I'm a complete novice to this. Are you talking about just a regular coffee grinder? And where is this Nick's place? Cheers

ASJ112

He is probably referring to grinders like these

http://www.hasbean.co.uk/categories/Brewing-Equipment/Grinders/


Nick's Coffee is in Ranelagh, opposite Redmond's off-license.