Bring the innovation, style and top-quality grind performance of a Eureka on-demand grinder into your own home. Available in a variety of colours, the Eureka Mignon Silenzio sits snugly, and quietly on any countertop. May I offer an observation. As far as I know, VST does not offer a 17g basket. The closest is 18g. Dosing 17g into an 18g basket is unlikely to be the sweet spot for the basket and your machine. You may wish to experiment and work out the optimal dose for the basket/machine combination.Thanks for all the replies. If you look closely you will see that it is tapered and that is what makes it hard to move in and out.

Taking the Mignon line to new heights, the Perfetto adds even more amazing features to this family of grinders. If you’re looking for one of the best Mignon grinders out there, you just might want to go for the Perfetto. Fortunately, the Silenzio is not only quiet – it’s also compact. Its exact measurements are 5 inches wide, 5.6 inches deep, and 13.8 inches tall. This is one of the most petite grinders you’ll find. Different Configurations Eureka Mignon Silenzio

I initially bought the grinder after searching for something as quiet as possible and suited for single dosing. Although I liked my Baratza Forte AP, like most grinders, it was loud. I felt a little uneasy buying a "cheaper" grinder than what I had but I was pleasantly surprised by the grind quality. The grounds came out like a fluffy cascading waterfall, and very quietly. Obviously, there’s no Grind Tray coming with any Mignon. On the one hand, that keeps a small footprint. On the other, with a grinder that shoots the coffee easily over the PF, it’s a lot of moving the machine around to clean up the bench. Howdy AZ, thanks for the report about your Specialita - sorry to hear it's not working out. I've had a Spec for seven months and so far have only used it for pour-over. I upgraded (or maybe side-graded?) from a steel-burred Vario. The Vario was great in the cup, probably better than the Spec, but I got tired of losing my settings after every cleaning. And the Spec is way quieter and faster.

By the way, while I'm talking about purging coffee beans – do you purge some coffee each time you adjust your grind while dialing in? With a consistent grinder like the Filtro, you can brew a liter with similar TDS with just 55 grams of coffee. In terms of flavor, I will say that the Filtro is a reasonably neutral grinder. The SSP multipurpose burr set tends to emphasize acidity and higher notes. I would describe the Filtro as closer to the middle notes. It’s a balanced cup profile that doesn’t highlight any specific attributes.

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There's a timer on the Crono, allowing you to grind from 5 to 60 seconds, and you can also grind on demand by pushing and holding the grind button. Being made with brew methods in mind rather than espresso, the Crono comes with the transparent grinds basket, and not the portafilter prongs.