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Getting a hand grinder and using good beans is probably the biggest jump in quality you can get. If you’re just drinking one cup a day, a bag of beans for £10 works out to about 60p a cup, and you can honestly make coffee that you’d pay £3 for in a good cafe. As long as you’re weighing and timing.
Edit: didn’t mean to paraphrase @jdp there.
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I started coffee drinking via Aeropress as of lockdown. I get acceptable results (to me anyway) with the pre ground "modern standard" bags from Sainsbo's.
What's my best next move to up the quality without spending a ton of money ? Is a cheap grinder + posh supermarket beans likely to be worth it or if i'm grinding do I need to get better beans pact/bourbon etc ?
I only drink one cup a day.