Tuesday, September 05, 2006

coffee grinders : Coffee Mills & Grinders

Grinding your own coffee from freshly roasted beans is simple with a coffee mill or grinder. The mills, also called burr grinders, use wheels to produce a variety of grinds -- from very fine espresso grinds to coarser grinds -- for use in percolators. These units are larger and more expensive than standard blade grinders; however, the increased capacity and ability to select from a number of different grinds make them ideal choices for the most discerning coffee drinker. No matter which type you decide to buy, Consumer Guide has the information you need to make the right shopping decision.

DeLonghi DCG59 Retro Burr Grinders boast eight different grind settings and a sleek, retro look.

Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill DBM-8 coffee grinders have the convenience you'd expect from Cuisinart.

The Capresso Infinity Conical Burr Grinder 565 has 16 settings so you're sure to find your perfect coffee grind.

The Mr. Coffee Precision Coffee Grinder IDS76 utilizes a device that twists to loosen the grounds that cling to the sides of the grinding chamber.

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