Coffee Grinders
Choose a grinder if you want to use whole beans with a manual espresso or filter setup. Grinding immediately before brewing helps you get more from the aroma and flavour of your chosen coffee beans.
From one-touch bean-to-cup machines to hands-on espresso, quick pod coffee and classic filter brewing, this guide helps you choose the type of coffee machine that best matches how you like to make and drink coffee.
The biggest difference is how involved you want to be. Choose bean to cup for fresh beans with maximum convenience, espresso for more hands-on control, pods for speed and simplicity, or filter coffee for longer drinks and multiple cups.
Choose a grinder if you want to use whole beans with a manual espresso or filter setup. Grinding immediately before brewing helps you get more from the aroma and flavour of your chosen coffee beans.
Add hot or cold frothed milk to your coffee setup without changing your brewing method. A dedicated frother is ideal for cappuccinos, lattes, flat whites, hot chocolate and other milk-based drinks.
Best for: coffee drinkers who want freshly ground beans without the hands-on preparation. A built-in grinder prepares the beans for each drink and the machine handles most or all of the brewing process automatically. Selected models can also prepare milk-based drinks at the touch of a button.
Best for: customers who enjoy the process as much as the finished coffee. Espresso machines give you more involvement in preparing the coffee, with many models offering manual milk steaming and greater control over the final drink. Some machines include a grinder, while others pair perfectly with a separate one.
Best for: speed, consistency and easy clean-up. Insert a compatible capsule or pod, choose your drink and let the machine do the rest. Pod machines are compact and convenient, making them particularly useful when you want a quick coffee without grinding, dosing or tamping.
Already chosen your brewing method? A dedicated coffee grinder gives you freshly ground beans for manual brewing, while a milk frother makes it easy to add cappuccinos, lattes and other milk-based drinks.