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A friend of mine has very kindly returned from Laos with about 3kg of coffee beans for me. I'm looking for one of those manual coffee grinders - I thought they might have them at rimping but no luck. I would buy one of the electric blenders with grinder attachments but my wife has managed to destroy three of these contraptions this year alone :o

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Limping market at First ling load and Maejo hwy #1001 has a few small spendy ones as of this afternoon

Thanks, I'll go and take a look though I've no idea what a spendy one is

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4000Baht + qualifies as spendy in my book for what they have but it's all relative. Tell me what you think about what your impressions were.

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High-tech: Use one of those 300 baht blenders that comes with a small spinning blade type implement. This works very well.

Low-tech: Use a regular Thai kitchen mortar & pestle.

Farang-tech: Throw 4000 baht on an imported dedicated coffee grinder, imported from the USA, manufactured in China for the same 300 baht.

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