KRUPS Coffee Mill and Spice Grinder 12 Cup Easy to Use, One Touch Operation 200 Watts - Coffee, Spices, Dry Herbs, Nuts

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One touch consistent grinding: Our robust stainless-steel blades ensure even and uniform coffee grounds every time. enjoy a flavourful cup of coffee at just one touch
Suit every coffee need: Customize your grind by simply adjusting the grinding time. From extra coarse for cold brew, coarse for French press, medium for drip and pour over, to fine for espresso, your perfect cup is just a button push away. Craft coffee your way, every day
Coffee but not only: Not limited to coffee beans, but this grinder also tackles spices, nuts, and grains, offering endless culinary possibilities
Generous capacity: With room for up to 3 oz./85g of whole coffee beans, you can brew up to 12 cups of coffee, or grind 3-4 tablespoons of whole peppercorns for the perfect bbq spice rub
Safe to use: The lid-activated safety ensures the blades only spin when the lid is secure

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7th May
For coffee, burr grinder (rather than blade grinders like this) are the way to go. The cheapest burr grinder you can find will make nicer coffee than this.
7th May
I personally could not spot any better taste via burr grinder per a blind taste a friend arranged. In the attached video they did 6 separate blind tastings with coffee experts and none of the 6 tastings resulted in the burr grinder coffee being voted superior.

Clearly others may have different views but I'd suggest a blind taste before shelling out loads of cash on a burr grinder
7th May
Cold. Useless for coffee
8th May
Just some advice people, I used a blade grinder for months and when I moved to burr it genuinely made a huge difference in taste and I would say the only notable difference that is worth it as a pose to all the other nonsense baristas get up to lol for one blade grinders get warm /hot when grinding and also the grind isn't uniform with small /big pieces. Like I said it was the only difference I would say was worth it anything else was diminishing returns. I just got a cheap burr grinder for around 60 I think. Maybe you can get some higher end capable blade grinders but trust me standard ones are not a patch on a burr grinder.
7th May
Had one for years and it just won't die, great things. I'm happy with the coffee results even if many would prefer a burr grinder.
7th May
Or a brrrrrr grinder, for iced coffee.
Anyway, I have one of these too, it's lasted seven years, so it's been operated at least 7,000 times. Heat.
8th May
Really good product & Brand.
Purchased over 6 years ago.
Been really careful to never grind for over 15 seconds continous per shot with rest periods to cool.
7th May
Had this for years. Good little grinder 🏼
7th May
Agree, unfussy and a great mill. Mine is still going for 8-10 years
7th May
I have an old russian one over 40 years old similar mill - still working
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7th May
Oh wow, is it electric or the manual ones?
7th May
This sounds like a daft question but... I have a similar one and pouring (or scooping) the coffee out always seems to make a mess. Is there some knack that I'm missing?
7th May
Nope. I tried brushes, tiny spatula, etc. The best technique for me was to pour out what i could. Then triple check it was unplugged, check again, and then use a finger to dislodge the rest of the coffee.
8th May
Don’t use for coffee - you need a burr grinder for that. Superb for spices though.
12th May
Can you put water in the cup for making pastes?
12th May
Not unless you're wanting the risk of electrocution.
It's a DRY mill.

This might be a better option.
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