Hand-grind coffee beans and easily make your own rich coffee!

Coffee is a must-have drink for many people in the morning, and hand-grinding coffee beans can bring a more fragrant taste and richer flavor. Here's how to easily make your own fragrant coffee.

First of all, it is very important to choose high-quality coffee beans. High-quality coffee beans usually have a higher oil content and integrity, which can ensure that the ground powder is more uniform and fine. It is recommended to choose coffee beans that are fresh, well packaged, and have no obvious signs of oxidation.

Secondly, prepare a grinder suitable for manual grinding of coffee beans. You can choose electric or manual according to your personal preference. For beginners, manual grinders are recommended because they are relatively cheap and easy to operate.

The next step is to start grinding the beans manually! First, put the appropriate amount of coffee beans (adjust according to personal taste) into the grinder and adjust the grind size to the appropriate level. Generally speaking, a coarser grind is required for brewing drip coffee or French press coffee, while a finer grind is required for espresso.

Start turning the handle or pressing the switch of the electric machine to gradually grind the coffee beans into powder. Keep a uniform and stable force during this process to avoid affecting the final taste. If you use a manual machine, you can try different speeds and forces when turning the handle to find the best taste for your needs.

When you see that the coffee powder coming out of the grinder becomes uniform and fine, it means that you have successfully completed the manual grinding process. At this time, you can pour the coffee powder into the brewing equipment for the next step.

In short, it is not complicated to make fragrant coffee by hand-grinding beans. As long as you choose high-quality beans, prepare the right equipment, and master the correct operation method, you can easily enjoy the homemade fragrant and delicious taste every day!