KRUPS Precision Coffee and Spice Grinder: 3 oz Capacity, 200W Motor, Stainless Steel Blades for Uniform Grinding – Versatile for Coffee Beans, Spices, Herbs, and Nuts (Black)
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Elevate your coffee and culinary experience with the KRUPS Precision Coffee and Spice Grinder. This versatile appliance meets all your grinding needs, from coffee beans to spices and herbs. Powered by a robust 200-watt motor and equipped with durable stainless steel blades, it ensures consistent and uniform results every time. Whether you’re preparing a coarse grind for French press or a fine grind for espresso, it delivers the perfect consistency for your preferred brewing method. The generous 3-ounce (85g) capacity bean hopper grinds enough coffee for up to 12 cups, ideal for households, small offices, or entertaining guests. This capacity is also perfect for preparing spices for meal prep or batch cooking. Operation is effortless with the one-touch design. Add your ingredients, secure the lid, and press the button to start grinding. The grind time determines the consistency, giving you complete control over your results. Safety is a priority with this KRUPS grinder. The lid-activated safety mechanism ensures that the blades only spin when the lid is securely in place, preventing accidental spills and providing peace of mind. This grinder’s versatility extends beyond coffee. Create unique spice blends, grind nuts for baking, or prepare grains for homemade flour. The possibilities are endless, opening up a world of culinary creativity in your kitchen. The compact and sleek design makes it a convenient addition to any kitchen. Its space-saving construction fits easily on countertops or in cabinets, while the stylish black finish complements various kitchen decors. Cleaning is a breeze thanks to the grinder’s simple design. The removable lid can be wiped clean, while the grinding chamber can be easily brushed out after use. For coffee enthusiasts, grinding beans just before brewing is crucial for achieving the richest aroma and most delicious flavor. Pre-ground coffee can’t compare to the freshness and full-bodied taste of coffee made from freshly ground beans.
Versatile grinding: 200W motor and stainless steel blades efficiently grind coffee beans, spices, herbs, and nuts. Customize from coarse to fine for various brewing methods: cold brew, French press, drip, pour-over, and espresso.
Large capacity: 3 oz/85g bean hopper grinds enough for up to 12 cups of coffee. Perfect for preparing multiple servings or grinding larger quantities of spices for meal prep. Ideal for households, small offices, or entertaining guests.
One-touch operation: Simple and intuitive design allows for easy grinding with just one button. Press and hold to achieve desired grind consistency, ensuring precise control over your coffee or spice preparation.
Safety first: Lid-activated safety mechanism ensures blades only spin when the lid is securely in place. Provides peace of mind during operation, prevents accidental spills or injuries. Designed with user safety in mind, suitable for all households.
Compact design: Sleek and space-saving construction fits easily on countertops or in cabinets. The black finish complements various kitchen decors, making it a stylish addition to your culinary workspace.
Customers say
Customers find the electric food mill grinder performs well and is a good value for money. They find it easy to use and size suitable. However, some customers have differing views on its durability, cleaning process, and noise level.
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bygraceNotmerit –
Well Thought out …
I have to say that I’m rarely impressed at product quality anymore because I hardly ever see it.
Even some of my favorite brands of just gone down the toilet.
This one though surprised me.
Whoever designed this coffee press must drink coffee because the removable stainless steel container that the coffee beans go in is brilliant! ð¤
One of my pet peeves of coffee grinders is how do you clean out the inside bowl without getting water inside of the mechanical mechanisms? This solves that issue flawlessly.
Well thought out …
Furthermore, the grinder is absolutely beautiful.
Grinders are usually one color and you might get a modern one but they’re just a grinder. However, every time I look at this one, I think it’s very elegant and beautifully done.
Again, well thought out.
Another thing I really appreciate is the ability to wrap the cord underneath it and tuck it away in the corner of the kitchen.
Again, well thought out …
The one drawback, if you can say that, is the lid.
I’m a neat freak and so I want that lid completely dried out before I place it back on the top of the grinder. That’s almost impossible to do with a cloth, though, because you just can’t get between the two lips on the lid.
Having said that, I found if I lay the lid on sideways on top of the grinder the air will get up In between the lips of the lead and it will air dry eventually so I’ve come to peace with that.
As for the grinding of the coffee while that’s just a whole other level.
For one it is incredibly quiet.
I felt like I went from using a tank to using a fan.
The quietness is unreal. Living in apartment I’m always concerned that people in other apartments can hear what I’m doing and with this grinder I grind anytime I want because I know it’s so quiet.
Well thought out …
The grinding of the beans is amazingly fast and thorough.
I did struggle with that at the beginning as some people on here have stated here but I found as a coffee press user if I do five spins – possibly six – I get the beans just about where I want them.
Perfection isn’t my goal – I’m just looking to make sure that my beans aren’t too ground but yet that they’re ground enough so the beans don’t get caught in the mash of the coffee while making a decent cuppa coffee.
I will definitely keep coming back to Krupps and looking at their products because this was so well produced and thought out. I was truly impressed, especially for the price.
To be honest, having lived in Germany, I don’t know why I’m surprised because the Germans are really good at what they produce/build.
Rocket Scientist –
Best Grinder EVER!
Hi everybody!
I bought this particular Krups coffee grinder mainly because my mom has one that is coming up on 20 years old. As the saying goes, “they just don’t make em like they used to.” Or do they? The answer is YES. Side by side comparison of the 20 year old white Krups, and my brand new black Krups revealed almost no difference. They are identical. You know what that means to me? It means the company knows they make a great product that lasts for years, so why change it? All I can say is I wish Krups made cars.
So, about the grinder… It is very simple and straightforward. A powerful machine with one purpose: to pulverize anything you put in it. I mainly use mine for coffee, but I also use it for spices occasionally. Normally I hand grind all my spices in a mortar and pestle. I have even used it to grind my home grown dry chili peppers to put in a shaker. It works beautifully! The only problem with that is cleaning, but its not fair to fault the machine for that. After all, it was meant for coffee beans. It does take a bit of work to clean it without damaging it. You can’t exactly put it in the dishwasher. I used a dry toothbrush and toothpicks to pick out all the spicy mess. I assume I got it all out since I don’t taste any chili pepper in my coffee. Heck, for 20 bucks, its worth buying a second one just for spices!
This is a great grinder! It is well built and very powerful! There is no doubt in my mind that this one will last 20+ years just like my moms!
UPDATE 2/2016! It’s been about 4 years and this grinder is still going strong! I use it about 2 to 3 times daily. I haven’t had one single problem with it, and I have not had to perform any sort of maintenance except for the occasional cleaning. I have noticed a few gripes from other reviewers that I would like to address:
1. Hard to pour the coffee into the coffee maker from the grinder. Really? Come on. Grind your coffee, turn the thing upside down with the lid on, give it a few taps, and pull the lid off in the upside down position. Now you have a nice little container of ground coffee to pour it into your machine. It’s not brain surgery… you can do this. Give it a try!
2. Oval shape hinders the circular flow of beans while grinding. I have found this only matters when you overload the grinder. Keep it to level with the top and you’re golden. If you’re like me and insist on filling the thing with a huge heap, then do this: I solved this by pulsing the power button 5 or 6 times. While doing that, you can watch the grounds circulate top to bottom, not round and round. Either way, your beans still get pulverized, so who cares?
3. Comparing this unit to a high dollar burr grinder. NO! STOP IT! This is a $20 blender type (for lack of a better term) It’s not a barrista’s wet dream $300 burr grinder. It’s just not, no matter how much you want it to be. If that’s what you were expecting when you dropped a whole Jackson on this one, you must enjoy disappointment. It’s like comparing apples to.. hmm… applesauce.. yeah, applesauce. Lets go with that.
4. Too loud. I saw one reviewer that described this unit as “deafeningly loud” which I had to chuckle at. Granted, it’s not exactly quiet, but it’s not “deafening” in any sense of the word. If you’re one of those spastic drama queens who overly exaggerates everything, this one is not for you. The grinder is basically a drill motor with a tiny lawn mower blade on it. It’s gonna make some noise. I’d say it’s comparable to a hair dryer on low. I am rather biased on the noise level though. I work in a steel mill, so to me the noise level is no big deal. Take that for whatever it’s worth to ya, but it’s hardly deafening or I would most certainly be stone deaf by now.
I will update again sometime in the future! ta ta!
10 YEAR UPDATE!!! I have nothing to complain about.. literally nothing! This grinder still works just as good as the day it was new! Considering at least a pot a day sometimes more, we are talking over 3,650 uses. That also makes my moms grinder I mentioned 30 years old and hers is also still going strong. I challenge you to show me any product that lasts 10 years without a single problem. Some may say “Its not the years, its the mileage.” which is true to an extent… however, I am not nice to this grinder.. Its not a once-in-a-while thing. Its had daily use since day one. We’ve been through a lot together and she’s got a lottta rough miles on ‘er… but the most important thing is she’s still here and just won’t give up.
HeidiJazz –
Works great, no mess
This KRUPS grinder is perfect. I typically make one pour-over cup each day. This is easy, does a nice grind, and no mess. It is pretty quiet, which was not essential to me. It even has a lid to set things aside if you want to let your grind rest. I had the Kitchen Aid version that has a lid you must put on to use, and it would often come off and make a huge mess. I would definitely recommend this greatly over competitors. Excellent coffee and spice grinder. My only wish is that it came with some kind of a brush to get grinds out if they clump. I can just get one from the Hardware store. It would be a nice add.
Mark cardoza –
Itâs the best grinder you can buy
Laura Soto –
Muele excelente y es muy fácil de usar
Ralph booth –
A bit tough to clean – get a small brush like an acid swab. Sharp, fast easy to use and looks good.
Grzegorz –
Dobrze mieli
Netzantiquariat –
Das Mahlen geht wirklich schnell. 15 Sekunden reichen für die Kaffeebohnen für 5-6 Tassen. Mahlwerk ist zwar laut, aber das sind die Mahlwerke alle. Gutes Design und platzsparend.