Best Coffee Grinders for Powder

it easily adjusted between fine and coarse and the result is always completely uniform with no fine powder, just like a store grinder would produce.

the grinder ground the coffee to a fine powder, above and beyond that of the store grinder and the blade.

if it's too powdery it wont work right.

the consistency of the grinds is very good - as opposed to my old grinder that produced all sizes from powder to chunks.

the other burr grinder displaced static coffee powder all over our kitchen counters.

we drink turkish/arabic style coffee and this machine is not quite capable of grinding to a total powder it is close enough for us, meaning there is a heavy coating of coffee grind silt/sludge at the

i first bought the krups gvx1-14, but 10-20% of the grind was powdered like it went through a blade grinder, which is not good for french press.

so, i decided my next one would be quiet (or at least quieter -- it is grinding hard objects into powder, after all).

cleanup is really easy to remove residual powder in the grinder with a paper towell.

it pulverizes their hard little shells into a fine powder in under 10 seconds.

so, i decided my next one would be quiet (or at least quieter -- it is grinding hard objects into powder, after all).

i use it for grinding flax seeds and it does a very good job turning the seeds into powder for my drink.

to ensure that nothing falls through until it is as small as you want: choppers use blades that beat the beans to death for a while, so you get some very fine powder mixed in with some large chunks.

i gave up on burr grinders because they are messy, hard to clean, produce a bitter powder, and are so noisy you almost need earplugs to use them.

got burned out...when powdering sugar for baking.