Can you use two different types of beans at once? null

No you can't, but you can change the intensity of a bean.

Thank you for your question. When ground 2 different types of beans together, the grinder may produce uneven particle sizes because of the hardness difference. -Uneven grind = inconsistent extraction: -Finer particles → over-extraction (bitter). -Coarser particles → under-extraction (sour). The result can be a mix of acidity and bitterness, sometimes pleasant, sometimes unpredictable.

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No you can't, but you can change the intensity of a bean.
Answered by ADNANQ 3 weeks ago
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Thank you for your question. When ground 2 different types of beans together, the grinder may produce uneven particle sizes because of the hardness difference. -Uneven grind = inconsistent extraction: -Finer particles → over-extraction (bitter). -Coarser particles → under-extraction (sour). The result can be a mix of acidity and bitterness, sometimes pleasant, sometimes unpredictable.
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