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In a side-by-side test w/ Kitchenaid's Proline, THIS prevailed. : Capresso 565.04 Infinity Burr Grinder, Brushed Chrome
I was in a W-S store two weeks ago and saw this grinder, saw a rep demo it, and knew I had to have it to go with a newly acquired super-special-deluxe ultra turbo chraged espresso maker. So, I bought it. Also, the other coffee grinder I had, had, after years of faithful service, died.
With my old grinder, which only featured the ability to load the beans and then grind them until your finger got tired of pushing the button, imagine how delighted I was with this baby. Settings which let you just load it, then grind the beans so fine that it's almost like silk. I was in heaven. In fact, for my espresso, I have to leave the grinder selector turned quite down on the "fine" setting or else it becomes to fine. And the grinder, motors and overall build of this baby are super solid, so I know I will be having it for years, and years to come.
Flash forward to this weekend. Was in another store and came across Kitchenaid's Proline Burr grinder. About $60 dollars more, but I absolutely fell in love with it. Also, the Kitchenaid features glass containers vs. plastic (which the Capresso has). I was in heaven again. SO much so, I bought the Kitchenaid, lugged the beast through the mall and to my car with a dozen or so other packages (no small task), ready to return the Capresso. But then I decided to put them side by side and see which performed better.
Loaded them both up with beans, put them on the various settings and let them go. The Capresso, always produces a finer grind. It actually grinds for Turkish coffee, something the Kitchen can simply not do. Even when you have the Kitchenaid on the FINEST setting allowed, it produces an espresso grind that is coarser than the almost the "lowest" espresso setting of the Capresso if you follow that. The Kitchenaid, I concluded, is simply not for espresso fans. It will be good for those who favor drip or French Press. Or, as I learned when I put the Kitchenaid model on the lowest setting "1", if you like a grinded coffee bean that resembles asphalt or marbles, then its for you.
However, if you like an extremely solid, very well built grinder that will delivery ANY, ANY, ANY type of grind you want, then get this one. It's even a great price too, certainly as compared to other grinders in this area (like Kitchenaids). This is simply an outstanding product.
Now, off to return the Kitchenaid....