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As the saying goes, if you want to do good work, you must first sharpen its tools. In order to taste a better taste of coffee, finally this weekend, the Braun KMM30, which has been used for 8 years, was temporarily relieved of its duties and replaced with Mazzer Super Jolly Man to do the sacred job of grinding beans.

The four big M's that stand out are the registered trademarks of Mazzer.

The story goes like this. On a fine afternoon on Saturday, the moderator, the so-called long-term worker, can also be called a courier or porter. He drove his car to the store to pay attention to a bunch of children and sent them away, then moved the 13Kg bean grinder home. The outer box of this machine has not been opened by the boss, so you can see the complete MM original sealing tape.

The outer packing is very large and heavy, just like the name Super Jolly Man.

The sealing tape is not damaged and has not been cut, so we can only know the color but not whether there is a problem.

Then carefully cut the tape with a blade, what comes into view is a big motor and a big funnel, which looks a little strange, but it's these two simple things, so it's easy to combine, and you can install it without even reading the instructions. In addition to these two big things, there is a very easy to use stainless steel chassis, with this chassis, the ground coffee powder can be easily cleaned.

In addition to the motor and funnel, there is a stainless steel chassis in the box.

Turn the body of the bean grinder, there is a sticker on the side indicating that the manufacturing origin is Italy and the voltage of 220v is to be used, and the power consumption is 350w, so in order to grind beans, I went to the sound area of Xining shopping mall to buy a better-looking 110v to 220v booster, because the power consumption is 350W, so the booster is 500W in order to provide stable and sufficient power demand for the bean mill. This is very convenient, because no one in Taiwan will install a 220v socket. It is very convenient to have a booster, as long as there is a 110v socket, it can be converted to a voltage of 220v.

The sticker is used for verification, indicating the voltage and power consumed.

This is the 110v to 220v booster, which can provide sufficient voltage and current of the bean mill.

After the booster is installed, you can use the bean grinder to try to grind the beans and adjust the scale by the way to see which scale range is the most suitable for coffee brewing. After it is determined, you can make a small mark, and next time you use the same type of coffee beans, you can refer to it. Since the Super Jolly has already been returned to zero when it leaves the factory, there is no need to do the action of returning to zero, as long as you try grinding and determine which scale range of beans are suitable for the coffee machine, you can begin to enjoy the aroma of coffee beans and taste the coffee.

This is a front photo of the bean grinder, which is bigger than my home coffee machine.

After the completion of the assembly and trial grinding of the bean grinder, I have been thinking, what kind of state can such an expensive bean grinder bring the beans to? So I tried to cook it with my somewhat dull coffee machine, and I was surprised by the boiled espresso. Although there are still many bubbles on the surface, the thickness of the crema is twice as thick as before (see the range of the up and down arrow in the picture below is crema). I am very happy to see such a result. After another sip of espresso, I found that the taste of espresso itself became much cleaner (I used a mocha single bean, not mixed beans), and I was better able to drink the flavor of the beans themselves.

The range of the up and down arrows in the picture is crema. I didn't expect that my coffee machine could cook so many crema.

After the experiment, it is proved once again that what the store owner said is not wrong at all. A good bean grinder is worth investing in. A good bean grinder is the first step in making a cup of perfect and delicious coffee. If you have enough budget, you might as well change to a better bean grinder. I believe it can make your coffee machine taste better. By the way, a good bean grinder can not only cook espresso! Whether used for grinding syphon or American coffee powder, grinding coffee beans into powder quickly, evenly and coldly can reduce the heat damage of coffee powder and relatively retain more of the true flavor of coffee.