Efficient Grinding With Mr. Coffee Simple Grind 14 Cup Coffee Grinder, Black Review

This coffee grinder Mr. Coffee quickly grinds beans. just a few seconds and the grains are well ground. Cleaning is not difficult, a small toothbrush is enough. This is an economical solution for the bachelor on a budget! I deducted a star because the thick one sticks to the floor and shakes out badly. I use a clean toothbrush to tap them out. If you cannot afford to buy a coffee grinder with conical burrs, then this is your choice.

This is my favorite coffee grinder. My last one died after 11 years of daily use and finding a local replacement has been a challenge - Revain are back on top! Pros: You can grind 12 cups of pot in a dressing as finely as you like with a nice deep cup to avoid spilling on the counter. Plus, the round shape makes it easy to remove those stubborn clumps of oily dark roast. Simply great design. And did I mention my last one lasted 11 years? Update: This one died in less than 3 months. The rating…

a long time ago for chopping herbs which is great for. few pulses and can turn whole dried herbs into a grating powder in seconds. Yes! However, I'm not sure this would be a good plan for coffee beans since it's an impulse grinder - it only grinds when pressed, keeps running as long as the 'button cap' is pressed, and has no settings for grinding quantity / type. So grinding is done strictly by eye/best judgment - inconsistent measurable settings. Given that brew types are DEPENDENT on the…

I received this grinder on February 1st, 2012 from Revain. Honed 4 years 10 months. He only knew coffee beans and no problem. I've never had a problem with the amount of beans. I fill it just enough for the beans to fall out and then close the lid. The longer the grind, the finer the coffee. So as far as I can tell the blades seem to be working just as well as they did on day one. I mentally count from 9 to 1000 and get consistent results. Cleans up fairly easily. I just wipe it down with a…

Bought another one from Amazon after deciding to only use my white one for grinding spices. I bought my white model 20 years ago and it still works. STILL! However, my new black just stopped working after 1 year and 1 month of use. The body, shape and design have remained the same after 20 years and I kept the clear cup for my old model as it is the exact same part. However, the new coffee grinder now ends up in the garbage. It just stopped working completely. Very disappointed but I don't…

This grinder does what it is supposed to do. Add some beans, close the lid and grind to desired grit. To get your dregs you have to press the button on your device to get the dregs into your filter, then just give it a short brush with the nozzle provided and you're done. That's all! No frills, no special features (except for the safety mechanism). In order to operate this grinder, the lid must be in place. One thing I appreciate that sets this model apart from others I've had is that they keep

I was a big fan of Mr. Coffee for their ease of use and design, both for coffee and spices. I dropped mine and needed a new one and bought this updated model. It's terrible. The cable is too short, the lid is difficult to close, the cap is small. So if you're weighing beans, you'll have to use the grinder (a short cord makes it even more cumbersome) to pour in the beans. Earlier models had a lid big enough to fill with beans. And none of that would be a deal breaker, IF IT REALLY DOES A…