Cuisinart Electric Coffee Grinder for Freshly Ground Beans

Steve R: We love our fresh ground coffee every morning brewed in our Bunn coffee maker. The beans we love are only as good as the grind we select for brewing. The Cuisinart coffee grinder lets you control the grind of your beans with a simple timed push of the machines. Simple. Dependable. Easy to use.

United States on Dec 12, 2023

Y N: El café queda muy rico, es sumamente práctico para molerlo y prepararlo inmediatamente. El sabor del café es increíble. Para expreso queda un poco grueso, a pesar de seleccionar la opción más fina, pero para una cafetera de goteo es excelente.

Mexico on Sep 30, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: I love this machine. Once you’ve figured out the setting that works best for you it’s so simple…just press the go button. I selected one cup extra measure for an 8 cup pot of coffee. We like a little stronger brew. It might takes 2 to 3 tries before you find the one that best suits your taste. Give it a couple of hard taps before you slide it out as it can get a little messy. Once you figure it out you’ll be a big fan. Enjoy!

Canada on Sep 19, 2023

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Canada on Jun 04, 2023

Rosario Felix: Todo me gustó porque es muy práctico puedes moler en pequeñas cantidades y es muy fácil de limpiar

Mexico on Mar 29, 2022

Patricia Morán: Me gustó, en general trabaja muy bien, puedo moler café para todo tipo de cafetera y estoy encantada con los expresso
Solo tengo una duda las aspas aunque cónicas son de metal ¿qué tanto serán mejor las de cerámica? ¿las aspas son de acero inoxidable?
Me gustaría que fuera más pequeño y menos ruidoso pero no es tan grave
Lo recomiendo

Mexico on Sep 14, 2020

wannabe perfectionist 💬wannabe perfectionist 💬: My wife and I grind coffee beans every morning to drink coffee.
We used to buy ground coffee but once we tasted the coffee that was freshly ground from coffee beans right before brewing it, we just couldn't go back to ground coffee.

My wife loves Cuisinart brands so we only had Cuisinart coffeemaker and Cuisinart grind central coffee grinder for over 10 years. If I remember correctly, we replaced the coffeemaker 3 times so far and the grind central coffee grinder was replaced just once but last week, the blade inside the grind central coffee grinder broke off so we needed another grinder.

This time, I wanted to get a better coffee grinder but I knew my wife would have preferred a Cuisinart model so I purchased this conical burr mill from Amazon last week.

First the good stuff:
- it grinds much better and finer than the grind central model
- it has the coffee bean holder on top so I don't have to transfer the coffee beans from the bag to the grinder every morning like I did with the grind central
- you can select the # of cups and it will automatically grind that amount so I don't have to measure the beans anymore like I did with...

United States on May 05, 2019

MM: The price for this grinder is a perfect representation of the product. It's not too expensive, but substantial enough to be taken seriously.

Conical burr grinders, as opposed to flat burrs (or god forbid, blade choppers), are the best kind of coffee grinders you can buy. In theory, this grinder is a headliner for what professional grade should be. Given the price, it is exactly as advertised but for better or worse, it's exactly what you paid for.

My setup:
I am a trained barista and I have several brewing methods in my kitchen. I have a beautiful Grosche french press, a Melitta #2 pour-over, and a Bonavita BV1900TS automatic brewer. No kidding, I take my coffee seriously. Unfortunately I do not have an espresso machine so I can't speak about the performance for grind sizes below #7 on the grinder.

1. Grind
The most important performance aspect of any grinder is obviously the grind. You would want something that grinds evenly and accurate to the setting. For the most part, this grinder performs admirably. Every single grind settings between #7 to #18 (coarsest on this machine) really make a huge impact on the flavor of the cup. Using a...

United States on Jul 08, 2015

DAVID: Long ago I purchased a Cuisinart model CCM-16BJ burr mill. Over the 8 years that I used it I never had to clean the mechanism, and it has fallen off of the counter numerous times. I thought it was indestructible.

Last month it started to become temperamental. I took it apart, examined it and determined the malfunction was from old age.
Looking for a replacement I was disappointed to learn that this particular model is no longer in production. I did notice a model that looks identical (DBM-8), but I was concerned about that. Why would they go and change the model number of a product. Did they start using inferior parts?

I had heard wonderful things about Conical Burr Mills and I thought I would give this one a try.
This mill is much quieter, quicker and produces a more even grind than the old one. However to be fair this all could be due to the difference in the age of the grinders. I also notice that the grinds produce more of a smother brew. It is as if the burr mill had burnt the beans while grinding them.

There is a lot less static build up than in the old mill. I really don’t understand why people are complaining about...

United States on Jan 21, 2013