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Discover the extra rich flavor of coffee made from freshly ground beans! The elegant brushed stainless Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill consistently grinds coffee beans to preserve delicate natural oils, maximizing both flavor and aroma. It's as simple as selecting the desired grind consistency and cup quantity; this Burr Mill will automatically stop when just the right amount of coffee has been ground.
Product Features:
- Burr grinding provides uniform grind and optimum flavor
- Elegant stainless steel styling
- 18-position grind selector - from ultra-fine to extra-coarse
- 4 to 18-cup slide dial Removable 8 oz. bean hopper
- Removable grind chamber holds enough ground coffee for 32 cups
- Separate one-touch power bar
- Electric timer automatically shuts off unit when grind cycle is complete
- Heavy-duty motor
- Convenient cord storage
- Scoop/cleaning Brush Limited
- 18-Month warranty
from Lakeland, Florida on 10/21/2009
Comments about Conair Corp-Cuisinart Cuisinart Grinder:
Bad design and poor material in a very attractive housing. Screws vibrated loose holding the upper burr unit in place. I found one damaged screw in the ground coffee. Another screw was still in the burr chamber when I took the hopper unit off the grinder housing. This damaged the burrs and broke the threaded plastic coller, which left a sharp piece of plastic hanging on by a thread.
from Weathersfield, VT on 12/17/2008
Comments about Conair Corp-Cuisinart Cuisinart Grinder:
Used for grinding beans to get the freshest taste.Can grind up different coffee blends ahead of time and even experiement with combining blends.[...]
Comments about Conair Corp-Cuisinart Cuisinart Grinder:
Mine has been grinding a couple of pots' worth of beans per day for more than a year now, and is still going strong. It's very noisy, but effective and consistent. It's much superior to blade grinders.
from Helena, AL on 11/26/2008
Comments about Conair Corp-Cuisinart Cuisinart Grinder:
I never knew how much my blade grinder changed the flavor of coffee until I tried the same coffee ground using a burr grinder. I couldn't go back to blade grinders. I've had this one for a year now, and it's made good coffee and espresso with a reasonably consistent grind. It's not the easiest to clean or the most consistent, but it may be the best value. It has plenty of power to do the job, and it may be the cheapest choice for making espresso at home. It also makes a perfect matched set with what some say is the best value in drip coffee makers.