Smeg Coffee Grinders

Seven Smeg coffee grinders from R2,300. They look like one machine in different colours, and they are not – there are two grinders here, and buying the wrong one is the most common mistake people make in this range.The distinction nobody publishes. The CGF02 in brushed aluminium holds 240 g of beans and costs R3,500. The coloured CGF01 grinders hold 350 g and start at R2,300. The smaller, dearer machine is the espresso grinder: it has a steel portafilter support and an aluminium dosing funnel, so the basket from an espresso machine clips straight in and takes the dose directly. The CGF01 ships with a plastic filter centring support instead, because it is built for drip, plunger and stovetop. Smaller hopper, more machine – and if you own an espresso machine, the CGF02 is the one.The CGF01, for filter and plunger. White and red at R2,300 against a Smeg South Africa list price of R2,599, then cream at R3,200 and black and pastel green at R3,500. Identical machines – 350 g hopper, 150 W, anti-static system, detachable grinder and support plate. If the colour is not the point, the white and the red are the value here by a wide margin.The collection piece. The Dolce and Gabbana CGF01 at R12,000 is the same 350 g grinder under a hand-finished Sicily is my Love decoration. Smeg lists it at R16,699 against R2,599 for the plain machine, so what you are buying is the artwork, not the grind.A grinder is the single upgrade that changes a cup more than the machine does, because pre-ground coffee has already lost most of its aromatics by the time it reaches the shelf. Pair one with a Smeg espresso machine or a filter coffee machine, and the kettles and toasters run the same colours if you are matching a counter.All genuine, boxed Smeg stock. Sadec Online Shoppers is an independent South African retailer rather than a Smeg agent, and the six-month Consumer Protection Act warranty runs through us as the seller. Free delivery anywhere in South Africa with no minimum spend, and cross-border delivery into Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe and Zambia quoted before you pay. See the rest of the Smeg range.

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Smeg coffee grinders in South Africa: common questions

What is the difference between the Smeg CGF01 and CGF02 coffee grinder?

The CGF02 is the espresso grinder. It has a steel portafilter support and an aluminium dosing funnel so an espresso basket clips straight in, and it holds 240 g of beans. The CGF01 holds 350 g and comes with a plastic filter centring support, which makes it the grinder for drip, plunger and stovetop coffee. The CGF02 costs more despite the smaller hopper, and that is why.

Which Smeg grinder should I buy for an espresso machine?

The CGF02 in brushed aluminium, at R3,500. Grinding straight into the portafilter rather than into a cup and then transferring is the difference between a repeatable dose and a mess, and it is the only Smeg grinder set up to do it.

How much does a Smeg coffee grinder cost in South Africa?

From R2,300. The white and red CGF01 are R2,300 against a Smeg South Africa list price of R2,599, cream is R3,200, black and pastel green are R3,500, the CGF02 espresso grinder is R3,500 and the Dolce and Gabbana edition is R12,000.

How many grams of coffee does the Smeg grinder hold?

350 g in the bean hopper on the CGF01 colour models and 240 g on the CGF02 espresso grinder. Both run 150 W motors.

What is the anti-static system on the Smeg grinder?

Ground coffee picks up a static charge as it is cut, which is what makes it cling to the container, the worktop and your hands. The anti-static system neutralises that charge so the grounds fall where they are meant to. Every Smeg grinder in this range has it, and it is the feature you notice most in daily use.

Can the Smeg coffee grinder be cleaned properly?

Yes. Both the grinder assembly and the container support plate detach, and a cleaning brush is included with the CGF01. Coffee oils go rancid, so a grinder that cannot be opened is a grinder that eventually makes bitter coffee.

Do the Smeg coffee grinders come with a warranty?

Yes. Sadec Online Shoppers is an independent retailer, not a Smeg service agent, so the warranty here is the six-month statutory warranty under section 56 of the South African Consumer Protection Act, handled directly by us as the seller.

Do you deliver Smeg coffee grinders outside South Africa?

Yes. Delivery inside South Africa is free with no minimum spend. We also ship to Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe and Zambia, quoted per order with a duty estimate included. Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho and Eswatini are inside SACU, so no customs duty applies.

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