☕ KRUPS Precision Grinder Flat Burr Coffee: Perfectly Ground Beans for Drip, Espresso, Pour Over & Cold Brew, 12 Cup Capacity in Sleek Black Review

My grinder works except it grinds the wrong amount of coffee. Choosing 10 cups will grind more coffee than the 12 cup filter can physically hold. If you grind 6 cups, this is enough for about 20 cups of coffee. Part of the appeal of this grinder is that I don't need a separate measuring cup to measure my coffee. I have contacted support using a form on their website (you cannot call them) and they would like a registration number, my home mailing address and a phone number. You do not…

I have used a ceramic manual coffee grinder for several years and it is a great piece of equipment, but it grinds coffee when Guests come come :) So there is no need to explain why I need it. But here are the answers you might be interested in: Q: Why did you choose this brand? A: Because my friend has been using it for decades and it is a very reliable cookware. I'm glad I found it. Q: Why no blades? They are cheaper! A: Because some "coffee connoisseurs" have told me it should be a flat…

I tried to love this grinder but ended up sending it back - uncomfortable to use and my coffee didn't taste good anymore. I've used a knife grinder to grind coffee for my Aeropress for many years, which means I grind it pretty well. I decided it was time for a new grinder and decided to try this inexpensive burr grinder rather than buy another blade grinder. I wasn't happy with it at first, but wanted to give myself time to get used to it. Not right! First, grinding coffee is a mess. Somehow…

Good. This thing grinds coffee really well. But everything else about this damn thing absolutely sucks. 1-Recommend grinding the right amount of coffee for 2-12 cups. NOT CORRECT. The smallest amount is about 5 cups or a full size French press. To use my personal French Press I have to grind the coffee, transfer to another container and then measure - I was very excited to grind the exact amount but it doesn't do it as advertised. 2. The coffee grounds container is oddly shaped so when pouring…

I was very pleased with the grinder. Rotary grinders don't grind coffee beans evenly like a burr grinder, so I was hooked on this. I knew the Krups brand as it was our rotary grinder before I bought this one. She grinds coffee very well. It took me some experimentation with adjusting the grind size and grind time to get the right grind size and amount of coffee for my 8 cup french press. There was quite a bit of VERY finely ground coffee at each grind, but for the most part the grind from my…

I've only used it once so it's very careful. I'm coming from a 20 year old Baratza grinder that costs a lot more money, but the Krups grind consistency is as good or even better than a much more expensive grinder. But the post-cleaning mess was significant—coffee particles were everywhere. I ended up having to turn it upside down over debris to remove the particles. I'm going to ask a question to see if anyone has a solution to the extreme static this grinder generates that is causing the…

A few words I don't like about this grinder (return).1. It's a mess. The large capacity makes it totally impractical to grind anything other than a filter coffee maker. When I grind an espresso the container becomes unwieldy and it is very difficult to move the coffee grounds into the espresso basket without leaving enough floor on the counter to be a nuisance. 2. The grind settings are too fine across the board. On the best espresso setting to the aeropress setting, it clogs my Delonghi…