Coffee Grinder (2.5-oz.) by Cuisinart

Coffee Grinder (2.5-oz.) by Cuisinart

This coffee grinder should be kept handy to grind your beans just prior to brewing your coffee for the best taste. Get a second one for grinding spices and herbs; it makes easy work out of peppercorns, parsley or basil. Or combine and chop your very own herb mixture. See complete description »

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This coffee grinder should be kept handy to grind your beans just prior to brewing your coffee for the best taste. Get a second one for grinding spices and herbs; it makes easy work out of peppercorns, parsley or basil. Or combine and chop your very own herb mixture.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 95% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 95% of reviewers
by Lisa, FL
January 11, 2006

I have had more expensive and less expensive grinders. I find this is a great value, and it works better than some of the more expensive ones.

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by Shannon, CA
August 9, 2005

This is a sturdy, effective grinder and pretty, to boot.
I love this grinder-I've had several others that gave out and broke after a short period of time. This one feels more heavy-duty and I'm confident that it will stand the test of time.

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White Coffee Grinder by Cuisinart
by Elissa, OH
July 16, 2007

The grinder works very well. I used it for grinding flax seeds which I otherwise find hard to get into my diet, and it worked very well. They ground down very fine and it makes a nice and very nutritious and healthful addition to oatmeal cereal.

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by Deborah, MA
February 21, 2007

This is a great investment. I never considered myself a coffee snob- pre-ground pre-packaged coffee was fine for me. That is, until I experienced coffee made from freshly ground beans. This machine takes up minimal counter space, grinds enough beans for 10 cups of coffee in about 20 seconds at most. It is an extra few seconds of effort, but the difference is easy to taste. Easy to use, easy to clean- it's an affordable luxury not to pass up!

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Cuisinart Coffee Grinder
by Susan, CA
January 14, 2008

Smooth, fast and doesn't clog up. Great value for the money and I would be comfortable in giving this grinder as a gift to employees.

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When shopping for coffee, look for a few key terms that'll ensure the best possible brew. "Fair trade" means the coffee farmer was paid a fair living wage for his beans. "Organic" means the coffee trees weren't treated with any pesticides. "Shade grown" means the beans didn't come from coffee trees that were genetically modified to grow in the sun. Coffee trees naturally thrive in shady forests, but a lot of coffee these days comes from trees that were modified to grow in the sun, meaning that indigenous forests have been clear-cut to make way for large-production coffee farms.