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Where is your location ?

My vote goes to the 600N.

Reasons:
- 60mm flat burrs! That outshoots my RM2k Mignon (though the comparison ends there)
- solid metal construction. The only plastic is the hopper. That being said, my 600N did fail, after bulk grinding over 1kg nonstop (yes I'm an idiot) and causing the little rubber bearing cover inside to melt. I have since superglued a regular washer in its place, so it's working though consistency feels a bit off.

You are right that there is uncertainty whether you are getting the "original" 600N (pretty ironic, since the 600N is pretty much a rip-off in the first place), for RM 300 it may be a bet you are willing to take.

Im using the 2nd one, Golden Bull. Mine the knob broken d, because I unscrewed it to remove the burr for cleaning and dunno how to put back but still can grind until table salt fine for filter/immersion. I bought mine 2nd or 3rd hand from expat for RM150 

You can also get Welhome ZD-15 from lelong, the seller shop is in Tmn Fadason Kepong.

There are self service grinders available at IKEA, both at their Mutiara Damansara branch as well as their Cheras. Really meant for their own beans but hey they are self-service.....

Are the beans from a chain like Starbucks or Coffee Bean? If so just bring it to one of their branches and they will grind it for free.

Lastly, where are you located? Perhaps some forummer with a commercial grinder will do you a favour.....

Hi,

i just want to know where is the best place in KL to find an electric bur grinder. currently im using a manual grinder power by a bosch drill..

what brand is easy for after sale support in malaysia? trying to look other than beville & delonghi.  budget below rm1500...not sure if can get a reasonae long lasting with this budget.

Good news for hand brew enthusiasts.

HARIO is the first in our Series of 3-Day Mark-Down beginning 17 March 2017 both at PULP and our web-store!

pulp is owned by papapalheta. their cafe is in jalan riong, bangsar

website

http://www.papapalheta.com.my/

I quite like the taste of the new Ikea dark roast beans that comes with two diff packaging, the brown packaging (RM15.90/250g) meant for drip machine vs Blue packaging (RM16.90/250g) for espresso brew such as moka pot (can see the big moka pot graphic covers the packing). Did some testing on dripping method, mixing the brown version with blue version (2:1 ratio) would give a bold and smooth Arabica note good value!

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Special notes:
IKEA coffee is fully traceable, we can easily check the origin of their IKEA coffee online, using the UTZ/IKEA online tracer www.utz.org/IKEA , just need to enter the Expiry Date printed on the bag.

Since 2008, all coffee at IKEA has been UTZ certified. The UTZ program includes farmers who generally gain higher coffee yields, have better incomes and better living conditions, and are concerned about protecting the environment. The organic farming methods that are used prohibit the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. These methods also secure good care of natural resources such as water, soil and air, and that the organic agricultural practices support biodiversity on farms and reduce climate impact.

The 100% Arabica beans used for the new Ikea coffee range PÅTÅR are hand-picked, delivering a high quality product. To underline the Swedish heritage of IKEA, the taste profiles for PÅTÅR are inspired by Scandinavian coffee preferences; a full aroma with notes of fruits and chocolate.

Give it a try 

She was asking about the grind size, below is a nice chart for reference (also pls read the small print below the chart):

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