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jacktar · Joined: 04 Jun 2003 Location: ��

I just got some coffee from home but unfortunately it's in bean form and even more unfortunately, I don't have a coffee grinder. I tried taking it to a local coffee shop but it just wasnt gonna happen. I have a blender and the blades are close enough to the bottom that I can make small bread crumbs. Will this work? I don't want to ruin my coffee. It's good shit.

Skarp · Joined: 22 Aug 2003

Don't rsik it - your coffee will taste funy and everything alse will too..

Also - the beans are hard and will not grind well in a normall blender made for vegetbles etc...

But a real coffee grinder...

Skarp

kangnamdragon · Joined: 17 Jan 2003 Location: Kangnam, Seoul, Korea

Did you try Starbucks?

Also, Walmart may have a coffee grinder....

hojucandy · Joined: 03 Feb 2003 Location: In a better place

no yu can't... yu can probably buya grinder online somewhere tho...

white tiger · Joined: 28 Jan 2003 Location: Seoul

i worked at Starbucks back in Canada...it was their policy that if anyone came in with a bag of beans, no matter from where, that we would grind it to their specifications. i'm sure the same rules apply here...it sucked working there, but i did love the free Tazo Chai Lattes...just didn't enjoy dealing with people in the morning BEFORE they had their first cup of coffee..
cheers

The evil penguin · Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2003 4:35 am Post subject:

I may be wrong (I normally am) but i'm pretty sure that good ol' Dunkin Donuts sell cheap coffee grinders. Only a small one but it might suit your purpose. I know they definately do sell coffee plungers and thermos. Well the Dunkins I go to does anyway. They don't just have donuts.....

jacktar · Joined: 04 Jun 2003 Location: ��

Thanks guys, but it's too late for my coffee. I finally said *beep* it and used my crappy blender. It work but I probably ruined the blender. It turned out to be mediocre coffee anyway. I guess it could have been the grind but I'm not getting that feeling.