KitchenAid KitchenAid PRO LINE Burr Coffee Mill Grinder Reviews

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For over 25 years I've been grinding my own beans in the blender style coffee grinders. This burr grinder is an amazing improvement. It is quieter, faster, far less messy and produces a uniform grind at my prefered degree of fineness. from Cooking.com If you are going to brew good coffee, you need a good grinder. Blade grinder's heat the beans to much. The only thing I don't like about the kitchen Aid is that it jams more often than I think it should requiring disassembly and removal of the bean or whatever is caught in the burr. My unit has jammed 50% of the time I've used it; granted as I have only used it 4 times, since I got it hopefully this percentage will go down. from Cooking.com We thought it was a conical burr grinder but it is not. We heard that conical burrs were best because they would grind slowly and not burn the beans. from Cooking.com Pros: Sturdy construction; good quality grind Cons: Beans get jammed because of narrow opening;?glass container likely to break The Bottom Line: It would not take much for this to be a good machine. But with the fatal flaws that it has, it's a pure waste of money. from Shopping.com Why, oh why did I wait so long to buy this??? It's the perfect grinder, looks great on the counter, the glass grind container is genius, precision burr grind, I have no complaints whatsoever. I also am surprised how quiet it is. from Cooking.com This is one fantastic grinder. There's nothing flimsy anywhere. It's fast, quiet, very adjustable and produces a very consistent grind. This thing works better in every way than the $500 commercial units in the supermarket. from Cooking.com The container was made of plastic and would always have a large amount of static electricity after grinding. This static would make emptying the grounds a total messy experience. The KitchenAid has a glass container and also grinds at a slower speed, which helps to eliminate any static, however the glass container is thin and care must be taken. If the bottom plate that the glass container rests on was one solid piece it would be easier to clean up any grounds that fall out after removing the container. from Cooking.com After reading up on many grinders, this one really stood out to be a good balance of grinding quality and affordability. It's not exactly cheap, but is half the cost of a Rocky Rancilio and far exceeds the quality of your average $50 burr grinder. It's quiet, efficient, produces a consistent grind with no powder clumping, has virtually no static, and is attractive enough to leave out on the counter. from Cooking.com Beware, I purchased this grinder and it did not sit flat on countertop. It wobbled badly back and forth. I called KitchenAid and they immediately sent out a reconditioned model, that ALSO wobbled back and forth and did not sit flat on the countertop. I must of been crazy to buy another KitchenAid Product. from Amazon.com After going through a number of cheaper burr grinders (Capresso, CuisinartBreville BCG450XL Conical Burr Grinder, Breville) which failed mechanically after limited use, we ordered the KitchenAid Pro Line Burr Grinder. This is a commercial grade grinder with fantastic ergonomics, materials, fit and finish and does an amazing job. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Grinding Method	Burr Grinder
Capacity	7 oz.
Finesse Settings	15 Settings
Type	Electric
Depth	12 in.
Exterior Color	Silver
Height	13.5 in.
MPN	KPCG100NPKPCG100NP
Material	Glass Beans Container
Power	150 Watt
UPC	883049007908
Warranty	2 Years
Weight	10 lb.
Width	6 in.

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