Comparison of Eureka Mignon grinders

A staple for every home espresso corner. That's how you could describe the Classico in a few words. The grinder is designed for grinding espresso coffee. The grinding can be switched between automatic and manual. When adjusting the coarseness, you will no doubt appreciate thestepless grinding coarseness control system.

Moreover ,thanks to the ACE = Anti-Clumps and Electrostaticitysystem , the coffee does not clump after grinding. Like all subsequent grinders, the Classico is equipped with flat stainless steel grinding stones. In particular, the ones inside the Classico have a diameter of 50 mm.

The Silenzio grinder is a quieter version of the Classico grinder. Silenzio was the first grinder with this quiet technology. So you'll especially appreciate it if you like to make your coffee in the morning and don't want to wake up your loved ones. Compared to the Classico, its 50 mm grinding stones can also handle the occasional filter coffee. In addition, the lever holder can be detached.

In addition, Silenzio has donned several colors. So you can choose from black, white or red.

Do you change the grind coarseness from espresso to filter coffee even several times a day? Then the Perfetto is for you. Thegrinder features aquick grind coarseness knob that allows you to easily switch between coarse and fine grind settings.

Unlike the Classico and Silenzio, all settings are made via the touchscreen. This makes everything easier and clearer. In addition, like the Silenzio, it has a silent grind so you can enjoy your morning coffee without regrets.

The first difference that the Specialita boasts is not visible at first glance, because it is hidden inside the grinder. Compared to previous grinders, the Speciality hides 55 mm grinding stones. The flat shape and stainless steel have remained in this case as well.

This increase in the size of the grinding stones translates into better grinding consistency and better quality espresso shots, just like in a coffee shop. The larger size mitigates the heat generated when the grinding stones rub together. Operating the grinder is easy thanks to thetouchscreen display.

A specialty in addition to great features, it is also a design piece. You can choose from up to 9 colours and combinations. Would you like a black, silver or red grinder?

For drip coffee makers, Chemex and V60. In short, for any home filter coffee, the Mignon Filtro is the perfect match.

The coarseness needs to be adjusted with the wheel on the top of the grinder. Butyou'll be pleased with thestepless grind coarseness adjustment function, the consistent grind, the anti-clumping system, and especially the quiet grind.

Before you go to grind your coffee in the Filtro, you need to weigh it. This is a single dose grinder. So pour, grind, prepare. The Mahlkönig EK43 coffee giant works in a similar way.

The Eureka Mignon XL grinder is a premium piece. Inside, it houses 65 mm flat grinding stones that are cryogenically treated (at -193 °C) to increase their resistance to wear. It can grind up to1300 kg of coffee, which is 50 years for a daily consumption of 2-3 coffees.

In addition to this premium feature, it also features asilent grinding function, touchscreen control, and a two-batch or on-demandtimer setting.

The Mignon Manuale model is similar to the Classico model. However, un like it, it issuitable for grinding both espresso and filter coffee. You adjust the grinding coarseness manually (so the grinder doesn't jam) using the wheel on the top.

The adjustment of the grinding coarseness is stepless. When changing the coarseness, the bottom grinding stone moves. The stepless setting also means that you will not lose the original setting during cleaning. What's more, the Manuale doesn't lack the ACE system, which eliminates the formation of lumps.

Inside the grinder houses 65mm flat grinding stones patented technology Diamond Inside. The grinding stones have been cryogenically treated (at a temperature of -193°C), making them more resistant to heating.

Another specialty of the grinder is the tilted grinding chamber, so the coffee does not stay in the grinder and all falls out after grinding. Oro grinds coffee into a stainless steel cup, from which you can then pour the coffee into a portafilter or one of the filter coffee accessories.