I'll start by addressing something that happened recently from the time of writing this review: I was making confectioner's sugar (sugar and cornstarch), and when I was done, I took the metal bowl/insert out to find a bunch of the mix underneath, directly along one side.
This, of course, made me very nervous, and I immediately thought that it was the gasket that had become loose, and wasn't keeping the material inside the blade cup. Well, yeah, exactly. Upon inspecting, I realized how loose fitting that blade actually is, but there didn't seem to be any spaces where I could detect potential leaking. Well, that's until you fill it with water, and you can see where the structural weakness is as the blade moves up and down. It's understandable, because the blade must move, but what it means is that you must make sure you have the cup all the way in, secure, and straight.
Once that was done, there were no further issues. Love the grinder, in fact. My sugar was soft and powdery. There's plenty of room for high quantity (and making something like confectioner's sugar is much easier more at a time). Love that it's metal and thus easy to clean, and doesn't absorb smells. I've also done my spice mixes for tomato sauce, and a broth for lentils.
Would absolutely recommend and even gift this.
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Sharp and Durable Blade High quality stainless-steel blades provide powerful performance, grinding the coffee beans evenly. |
Fine or Coarse as you Like The length of time pressing the lid determines how fine or coarse the results will be. You can stop at any time you want. |
One Touch Operation Press down the lid. You can choose different powder thickness according to your preference. |
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Detachable Grind Bowl Coffee beans or spices can be easily filled after grinding. And the bowl is removed for easy cleaning and it can be cleaned with a dishwasher. |
Transparent Grinding Lid You can clearly observe the grinding process through the transparent lid. And it helps you see the consistency of grinding. |
Hidden Cord Design The cord of the grinder can be easily stored under the base, and takes up minimum counter space,saving your kitchen space. |
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| Sold By | ShardorDirect | quafe us | Amazon.com | ShardorDirect | Bojietong |
| capacity | — | 2.5 ounces | — | 2.5 ounces | 60 grams |
| material | Plastic | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Plastic | Stainless Steel |
| wattage | 150 watts | 200 watts | 125 watts | — | 300 watts |
| style | — | Coffee Bean Grinder | compact | — | Portable |
| weight | — | 0.9 kilograms | 1 pounds | — | 80 grams |
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Solid Quiet Grinder
I like this grinder. We are using it for coffee. It's not a twist on lid that starts grinding once you turn the lid far enough to lock it in. You just put it on and push it down and it will grind until you remove the lid. The grind switch can be pressed by anything that pushes down on it so be careful. It is kind of covered but If your lid is off and you somehow manage to get something down in that space where the lid slides in you can trigger it and send the contents of your grinder flying.The cup is larger than our previous single press grinders. I like that.The lid is transparent so keep an eye on your grind till it gets fine enough for your needs. The lid squeezes onto the top of your grind cup so if you turn counter clockwise and lift it you will pull the cup up with it. So turn clockwise and lift. Not sure how long that rubber rim will hold up. You might see a day where it doesn't hold tight enough for the grind to run unless you are pushing down on it. But that's just speculation.If you plug it in first before using and then take the lid off be careful. The blade is still spinning uncovered for a second or two if you pull that lid straight away. BE MINDFUL! I'd pull the lid enough to stop the blades but not so far off that anything could accidentally make it's way into the cup before they stop.Package includes a coffee scooper with a scoop on one end and a brush on the other end. Nice little touch so I don't have to keep track of 2 more small things in my spoon drawer.I do like it but I wish it was a little cheaper. You can get a one touch coffee grinder for $20 bucks although they might be louder. We have been wrapping a dish towel around our current failing grinder for months and that seems to dull the noise so I don't know if the extra 10 bucks is worth how much quieter this might be. What else on your shopping list could benefit more from that 10 bucks?Over all it looks nice and feels solid and it is quiet compared to our last 2 grinders. I wish the lid was a turn to lock with a button to activate. I also wish it had a dial to time the grind. I think this would be a better deal at $25 bucks. It's MIC but I wish it was MIA.
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I like this grinder. We are using it for coffee. It's not a twist on lid that starts grinding once you turn the lid far enough to lock it in. You just put it on and push it down and it will grind until you remove the lid. The grind switch can be pressed by anything that pushes down on it so be careful. It is kind of covered but If your lid is off and you somehow manage to get something down in that space where the lid slides in you can trigger it and send the contents of your grinder flying.
The cup is larger than our previous single press grinders. I like that.
The lid is transparent so keep an eye on your grind till it gets fine enough for your needs. The lid squeezes onto the top of your grind cup so if you turn counter clockwise and lift it you will pull the cup up with it. So turn clockwise and lift. Not sure how long that rubber rim will hold up. You might see a day where it doesn't hold tight enough for the grind to run unless you are pushing down on it. But that's just speculation.
If you plug it in first before using and then take the lid off be careful. The blade is still spinning uncovered for a second or two if you pull that lid straight away. BE MINDFUL! I'd pull the lid enough to stop the blades but not so far off that anything could accidentally make it's way into the cup before they stop.
Package includes a coffee scooper with a scoop on one end and a brush on the other end. Nice little touch so I don't have to keep track of 2 more small things in my spoon drawer.
I do like it but I wish it was a little cheaper. You can get a one touch coffee grinder for $20 bucks although they might be louder. We have been wrapping a dish towel around our current failing grinder for months and that seems to dull the noise so I don't know if the extra 10 bucks is worth how much quieter this might be. What else on your shopping list could benefit more from that 10 bucks?
Over all it looks nice and feels solid and it is quiet compared to our last 2 grinders. I wish the lid was a turn to lock with a button to activate. I also wish it had a dial to time the grind. I think this would be a better deal at $25 bucks. It's MIC but I wish it was MIA.
The cup is larger than our previous single press grinders. I like that.
The lid is transparent so keep an eye on your grind till it gets fine enough for your needs. The lid squeezes onto the top of your grind cup so if you turn counter clockwise and lift it you will pull the cup up with it. So turn clockwise and lift. Not sure how long that rubber rim will hold up. You might see a day where it doesn't hold tight enough for the grind to run unless you are pushing down on it. But that's just speculation.
If you plug it in first before using and then take the lid off be careful. The blade is still spinning uncovered for a second or two if you pull that lid straight away. BE MINDFUL! I'd pull the lid enough to stop the blades but not so far off that anything could accidentally make it's way into the cup before they stop.
Package includes a coffee scooper with a scoop on one end and a brush on the other end. Nice little touch so I don't have to keep track of 2 more small things in my spoon drawer.
I do like it but I wish it was a little cheaper. You can get a one touch coffee grinder for $20 bucks although they might be louder. We have been wrapping a dish towel around our current failing grinder for months and that seems to dull the noise so I don't know if the extra 10 bucks is worth how much quieter this might be. What else on your shopping list could benefit more from that 10 bucks?
Over all it looks nice and feels solid and it is quiet compared to our last 2 grinders. I wish the lid was a turn to lock with a button to activate. I also wish it had a dial to time the grind. I think this would be a better deal at $25 bucks. It's MIC but I wish it was MIA.
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