/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19490194
>You don't need an expensive grinder for pourover
So why are all the ones that are "worth it" (according to most people) around $150? Seems like the grinder is the most important part but I'm not entirely sure
>>19490212
>>19490212
>you can get much cheaper decanters you can just put boiling water in
Why didn't I think of that... I have pic rel which I use as a kettle for tea but I can probably just use that for pour-overs instead of my electric kettle with a basic small opening as a spout. It's like 800ml so it seems pretty good, thanks for the idea. Now I just gotta find a good pour over starter kit or something off Amazon. Found a nice one for $30 that comes with the dripper, carafe, and 80 paper filters.