🔥 Powerful DR MILLS DM-7441 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder - Premium SUS304 Stainless Steel Blades and Cup (Black) for Exceptional Grinding Performance Review

I bought this because it's black to match other appliances but I ended up putting it in a cupboard and using the appliance I bought previously . The reason I don't like this is that you have to lift the entire grinder to pour the ground coffee into the pot. Therefore, the cord must be long enough for this, which means that the cord is stretched loosely across the countertop. It only grinds when the button is held down, another feature that's not perfect. I only kept it because it can serve as a

Dr. Mills is the best coffee grinder I've ever used and I've been grinding my own coffee for brewed coffee for 40 years. It has perfect performance, a powerful yet quiet motor and grinds coffee to the perfect consistency twice as fast as my previous grinders in just 15 seconds. Ground coffee flows out very easily and is quick and easy to clean. The power button is on the side instead of the top next to the grind hopper like previous grinders I've used, so the grind doesn't build up in the…

Because of Covid. There are no more meat grinders in the stores. Now you need to grind your own coffee. I have tried many grinders. This is ideal for a regular home. I put the grains in the coffee grinder and hold it for 7 seconds. perfect medium grind. I use it to grind an entire bag: I grind up a few beans, pour the crushed beans into a sealed brushed stainless steel 60 oz Oggi coffee canister with an acrylic lid, grind some more, and add them to the container. etc. It usually takes about 8…

I have a Dr.Coffee espresso machine, not that strong. It relies on the coffee grounds being fine to build pressure. Coarse grind = too little pressure = dull espresso without foam. This espresso does its job: the espresso comes out with crema on top and tastes exactly as it should. It's not as loud as the Farberware Ninja Bullet clone I've been using to grind coffee for years, so I can finally comply with the FAA noise rules when grinding coffee (just kidding, but the moral is that it's not too

I use them to make spices. I love creating spice mixes for ethnic dishes or just creating my own spices and seasonings and I prefer to use fresher dry ingredients than pre-ground/chopped options and that was great. You don't want to put anything wet in it, ie. Don't use it to grind coriander or anything like that unless it's already dry but that's the only real thing to note and it's common with any coffee grinder like this so it's just a note, no knocking on the device. The machine will grind…