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Buying ground coffee
Your looking for ground coffee, that is why your on this page! Here at Café du Jour we do everything to make sure you make the right choice. We offer a broad selection of tastes and brands ground coffee. Most of these coffee's are made with a "standard grind" but some brands offer a very fine or more rough grind. The choice is of course yours and how you want to make your coffee, not to forget what your coffee machine needs. We put the grinds in an single order from very fine grinds to rough grinds; Turkish coffee, Manual espresso-machine, Percolator, Automatic espresso machine, quick filter, regular filter, Cafetiere and Chemex.
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Segafredo Intermezzo 250 gram ground coffee
Fruity, Nuts Very strong (4/4)Regular Price 6.95 Special Price 2.95 -
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Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi 250 gram ground coffee (Turkish coffee)
Kurukahveci Mehmet EfendiAs low as 6,95 -
Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi 500 gram ground coffee (Turkish coffee)
Kurukahveci Mehmet EfendiAs low as 9,95 -
Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi 100 ground coffee (Turkish coffee)
Kurukahveci Mehmet EfendiAs low as 2,95 -
Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi 12x6 gram ground coffee (Turkish Coffee)
Kurukahveci Mehmet EfendiAs low as 3,5 -
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Café du jour bestsellers fresh coffee 4 x 1 kilo
Various VariableRegular Price 59.80 Special Price 52.95 -
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Rough or fine ground coffee?
What grind do you need? If you have a machine that is a little quick you will need a more fine grind of coffee. Think of an espresso machine, it's able to make a cup of coffee in just a few seconds. Because the coffee is very fine the taste releases quicker as the water flows through. But if you have a regular filter or Chemex you will need a more rough grind. In most cases the finer the grind the more taste the coffee wil have, so if you put a fine grind in a slow brew method you will probably get a cup that's pretty bitter. If you go the other way around, so a rough grind in a quick brew method will result in a coffee that's a bit more sour.