Hi. I'm Pedro from Coffee Parts
And today we're looking at a SanRemo Allground coffee grinder
so this grinder was actually a collaboration with Fiorenzato
and SanRemo named that the Allground because it really can do all ground.
It's got three main settings from espresso, to moka, to filter
and it's really easy to adjust the dial, but let's take one step back
and see what we're going to be talking about this video.
So we're going to look at the grinder,
its features and some of the cooler stuff it has.
And then we're going to compare it to other grinders in the market
and see how it performs within that price point.
So this grinder comes with 64mm titanium coated
red speed burrs now for grinder of this price point.
Those burrs are on the upper end of burrs, which makes it really nice.
But where they've really done something different is the way
you can dial in the grinder and clean out those burrs.
So it's got 30 notches in the espresso which you can just turn really easily.
And then you go over to moka or filter.
And as you do that, the display changes because on the espresso
So you pretty much have to program buttons single
or double, which obviously you can adjust the time or manual ground.
And when you moka or filter it's start stop operation.
So if you want to clean out this chamber, you can go over
to the red, press the button there and the whole thing lifts out.
We'll do it a little later because right now we've got coffee in there.
One thing to know is bringing in between to say moka to filter
or moka to espresso, whatever might be, you need to grind out 11 grams of coffee
to effectively flush it out and have that coffee at the right grind setting.
In saying that the grinder technically only has about one to 1.5
degrees of retention, but you really do need to flush it out to make it work.
And this could be moving the blades quite a lot.
Talking about
retention because you've only got one, two, one and a half grams of retention
you could use as a single dose grinder, which has become quite popular.
But it really wasn't made for this.
It was made to have you coffee in the hopper and you're
basically grinding on demand, which what it is.
The cool thing about this grinder is the way it holds
the portafilter or the grounds catcher.
So with the portafilter, you've got a support here
that this grabs a portafilter and you can grind directly into the portafilter
if you are in a filter mode.
You can grind directly in this grinds, catch this by popping it in there
and there's no mess because it completely connects,
although it doesn't come with it.
You can also grind directly into a dosing cup
just by putting the cup there, and that's probably my favorite way to do it.
There's a practical way of then
getting that out and putting into your portafilter stuff
without any loss, and it's easy to weigh in between.
So looking at the display, like every other grinder,
you can hold down your single
and then you can adjust your time up and down as like same for double.
And the top button is grind on demand.
As I mentioned earlier, if you where in moka,
you just got start stop feature the start and then stop.
One annoying thing about this grinder is it doesn't have a micro switch.
So you do have to press the screen to start and stop compared to
like other ground is like the Eureka, which you can do one or the other,
but I'm not sure if that's a negative as such.
Comparing it size wise, it is very similar in size
to the Mazzer mini, so it's bigger than the Eureka Mignon
and it's very similar in build quality too.
Although I think the Mazzer really is a bulletproof build.
The hopper holds 250 grams of coffee and the grinder is rated for a kilo a day
so obviously a lot more than you'd use in a home.
You could use this in a small office
probably a cafe is pushing it and you tend to go a bigger grinder.
It's a little bit faster
where this grinder really wins in the market is the adjustment here.
It really is just super simple to adjust compared to the little knobs
of the saying Eureka or the very heavy grind collar of Mazzer
And that's I think what makes this grinder stand out.
Obviously you've got different colors that's just a more cosmetic thing.
If you wanted, in this case, green, white, black,
chrome, blue, there's jump on the website to have a look at the colors.
There is quite a lot of them,
so just grinding into the portafilter dosing cup and the filter catch.
So we'll just do a really quick just to see how the machine operates.
We're just going to grind a double
Now., the grind is super consistent and very much on par
with the likes let`s say Mahlkonig x54, Eureka XL, Mazzer mini
But we're talking about that level of grinder
To grinding into a dosing cup,
same procedure
and now if you're
grinding in the filter, that's where kind of changes
you can bring it into this case moka
or filter, you'd want to grind
11 grams of coffee out
just between them could just grind into the dosing cup
some coffee
and now with the filter catcher
you can pop it in, it sits down low, you can actually bring it up
so that there is no mess at all and it just adjusted in.
And now we just grind as we need
we the course
a coffee always going to get more basically mess.
But because this has the catcher that moves up there,
you really are stopping it from going everywhere.
In saying that it's still a grinder there's still going to be a bit of ground around
and one cool thing is it does have a lid which you can pop in
if you want to take it somewhere.
Although I probably actually go buy a little container,
something like the airscape
that's a bit more portable and a little bit more secure in that aspect.
That's the grinding.
Now, is this going to get rid of the beans and show you how to change the blades
or clean out the full chamber inside.
So I mentioned earlier, one of the key features is how easy
this machine is to clean.
We'll start with the spout, which is quicker It`s actually just held in by a magnet
so if you just pull it out, you got your spout out here,
which you can just clean out, give it a wipe down and put it back in.
When it comes to the blades just removing the hopper,
we want to bring the two red markers together
simply like that and then press this button down.
when press this button, it comes.
And as you can see, you got the 64mm red speed blades
and you got access to clean all in there without any tools and without much fuss.
You can just pop these back in there, just pop in that I need recalibration
or readjustment.
Bring in the top once again.
Red with red, lock it down, move it pressed up on and down
and you're back in just remembering now you've got no coffee.
You can just move it to where you want.
If you did have coffee between the steps, you just got to purge 11 grams out.
But there you go.
And you claim the chamber out.
And once again, you've obviously got the chute here, which you can clean.
That's all it takes to clean this grinder.
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