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A place to grind coffee beans

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#1
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  • 2023/10/13 13:33

I got some coffee beans, do you know where I can grind them ？ I've seen them at Costco, but I can't use them unless I buy the beans there ？ I'll probably only use them this once, so I'm not sure if I should bother buying meal.

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#2

Why don't you buy one of those electric ones ？ they don't cost $20.
Besides coffee beans, I use it to crush nuts.
I don't think there are any places that only pull beans for service. If there were, I would probably tip 10 or 20.
Costco's are for people who buy beans at the store. I don't think it's a good idea to bring in your own beans too.

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#3

PS: If any of your friends have one, you could talk to them and ask them to lend it to you.
They would probably lend it to you at least once. You could give them some sweets in return.
(If the candy is going to be $20 or something, I'll buy a mill )

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#4
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  • 2023/10/15 (Sun) 10:44
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Thank you.
I just recently gave away my coffee machine when I was organizing my kitchen, and I didn't want to add another kitchen appliance.
Borrowing from a friend is one way to go ！.

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