The coarse grind also leaves the beans in a oil-retaining state, so coffee made with that is richer than the other grinds.

We recently switched from a Keurig to a regular coffee brewer and wanted to be able to grind our beans for fresh tasting coffee

It will ground herbs and spices as well as coffee beans.

It is a very compact, attractive, bullet-shaped grinder that can be used to grind coffee beans, herbs, and spices.

Exactly the right size to grind enough beans for 10 cups of coffee in my coffee

I will be using mine to mainly grind coffee beans.

For example, for a coarse grind, which I must have for my French press, grind the coffee beans for five to ten seconds.

It grinds beans perfectly

Exactly the right size to grind enough beans for 10 cups of coffee in my coffee

It grinds beans perfectly

I always make sure my beans are well below it.

I purchased this for myself as I've become a bit of a coffee snob and like to grind my own beans

Our kitchen doesn't have the best layout and the place where I grind the beans is more than a cord-length away from the coffee pot so being able to detach the grinder and walk it over is convenient

It grounded the coffee beans well but there were a few bigger

It did as well as or better than other blade grinders we have