Mueller HyperGrind Electric Spice & Coffee Grinder - Perfectly Grinds Spices & Beans for Delicious Flavor & Aroma

Amazon warlord: If you want to give your babies oatmeal without the store front crap that is filled with metal and weed poison, go buy organic oatmeal from sprout, grind it up in this grinder, and mix it with the babies milk or formula. Drink it from the bottle. Will need a good flow nipple. Makes the oatmeal a fine powder.

United States on Sep 17, 2023

Amazon Customer: I purchased this product several years ago to grind my flaxseeds. I also use it for spices. I would have preferred a burr grinder, but I couldn't find one that could handle the flat little flaxseeds. This product works great, and is still going strong after at least 2 years of daily use.

To clean, I just wipe it out with my finger. It also works to grind a little rice in it. I only occasionally wash it out when desperate, as water is not good for the blade mechanism, and you must be careful not to get water underneath.

It's easier to grind at least a tablespoon at a time. To grind smaller amounts you have to pulse a lot, but it can be done.

A few times after I've ground more aromatic spices it has started making a whining noise. This goes away after a few grinds with more normal materials.

I heard the company is getting sued for misrepresenting itself as Austrian. I did buy it partly based on the Austrian label, but in hindsight I don't regret the purchase and have found it to be high quality.

United States on Sep 07, 2023

Sunny Daze: This little grinder works fine for grinding up flaxseeds. I have had it eight months and no problems. I only wish that the inner cup part was washable. It has to be wiped down by hand.

Also, just recently I received notice that there is a lawsuit against this company for false advertising. Despite the brand name Mueller Austria, this grinder is made in China. To become compensated by the class action lawsuit you have to provide your name, address, phone number and email address. I don’t think I want to share all that info with a Chinese company!

United States on Aug 26, 2023

DeVon Byrd: I got this for a spice grinder and have found several uses for it. I keep it handy because it is so easy to use, works really well, and is easy to clean. It's my pepper grinder when I want more than a dash of fresh ground black pepper. It works great on fennel for Italian dishes that call for fennel. It's a great little blender for small batches of dry mixes like homemade taco seasoning, homemade ranch mix or to just blend up some spices. I just wipe it out with a paper towel when done and it is ready to go for the next time.

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Lana JonesLana Jones: I initially purchased the grinder to the left in my photo. Both work well—good power, not terribly loud, efficient (the one to the left seems like it may have had a bit more power but not enough to make a difference to me). However the one to the left has a tight fitting lid and the unit generates a lot of static electricity. This results in a messy little explosion of coffee grounds all over the counter when the lid is removed after grinding. If I am patient and wait 30 seconds for the static to dissipate and am careful about removing this snugly fitting lid there is no mess. But patience is not one of my virtues before having coffee in the morning. So I tried the other unit and it does not seem to generate the same static electricity. One other point is the cord. The unit to the left (the static generator) has a longer cord but no cord storage. The one to the right has a shorter cord with cord storage built in (under the unit, wrap around style) and this also works better for me on my counter top. Hope this helps

United States on Aug 19, 2023

Kristen: Really well but only a small amount at a time, probably should’ve gotten a bigger one lol. But that’s our fault, works well

Canada on May 22, 2023