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Seasoning a new grinder?
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What even is seasoning a grinder? My assumption is just that you're filling up micro pores in the metal with fines.
You could probably just grind about 10g of coffee beans almost as fine as possible. It shouldn't take much. If you don't want to waste it, use the results in a baking dish like chocolate chip cookies or brownies. It can add some richness to counteract the sugar.
A home grinder isn't going to be that fussy.
I also think that just beginning to use it normally is fine too. The only reason not to would be the idea that an unseasoned grinder somehow ruins the resulting first coffee, which is clearly not true. And seasoning with shit coffee is just gonna make your coffee taste a little bit shittier.