Andrew James Electric Coffee Grinder, Seed, Bean, Nuts, Fine Spice Grinders, Black or Red, 70g, 150W (Black)

Very easy yo use and clean grinds coffee beans to a very fine or course. A great little machine can also grind nuts we'll worth purchasing. The grinder is very quiet when grinding

Brought to use as spice grinder. Very good build quality and surprisingly powerful. Only need to blend for 30 seconds. All manner of spices have been ground to a very fine consistency. Will hold a fair quantity for grinding. Comes with a small brush to help clean it. Maybe noisier than expected but it’s only a 30 second run. Versatile, efficient and effective. In terms of safety, simply unplug it when you clean it.

LIkes? Not expensive. It is quiet and quick. It seems well made although I haven't really had it long enough to comment on durability. It is very simple to use. No serious dislikes but one or two downsides. I use a stovetop espresso machine which is best with fine ground coffee such as you buy. This grinder does a reasonable job but the coffee is not really ground fine enough for this sort of use..It is ok for filter and cafetière use. The "hopper" for holding the beans and the ground coffee is fixed in the top of the machine so tipping out the ground coffee is a bit awkward without spilling. For the same reason the hopper has to be cleaned by brushing it out which is a bit fiddly. Definitely can't wash it out as water would get into the motor with probably exciting result! I shall use it but at some time will likely buy one which has adjustable grinding "fineness", and a removable hopper which will make it easier to empty and clean. Will have to spend a bit more I guess.

Great little bean grinder. Does enough in one go for 2 large mugs of coffee. I use a French press and the flavour of my usual beans was just as good as previous grinder. I bought this due to the 12 month guarantee and 1 yr fixed warranty. It takes up little space on my limited worktop area and plugs in to a normal 3 pin plug. Stands approx 7” high. Matt grey plastic body wit metal blades. The run time is 30 seconds then you leave it to cool down for 3 mins between grinds to avoid over heating. As its only me that drinks coffee once a day I’m fine with that. You don’t need to do it for 30 secs anyway! I didn’t want anything fancy or expensive. The coffee holder is fixed but you just tip the grinds into your jug and then I use the cleaning brush supplied to sweep out the remains. If it lasts the test of time my five stars will remain. Let’s see. So far I’m very pleased with it for the price. It suits my needs.

I've had this coffee grinder for 10 years and it's still grinding lindseed. Now it is dedicated to grind coffee beans for the last year and doing a very good job of it. Can make a good expresso if grinded for long enough. Say about a minute and a half

I use this to grind linseed. It's brilliant and really good value for money. 18 months in and still going strong. Highly recommended.

This little coffee grinder works well for grinding beans for a single cup, but it does not dismantle from the motor housing to clean, which I didn't realise when I ordered it - the best I can do is wipe with a damp cloth. I expect over time a build up of coffee oil beneath the blades is going to be an issue, and it means I can't also use if for grinding spices, as they will be coffee flavoured. Also, the ground coffee sticks to the container even if you shake it upside down, so you then need to use the provided brush to transfer the coffee to your chosen coffee maker. It was fairly cheap, and I guess you get what you pay for.

Excellent grinder superb value for money.

It isn't so noisy 👍

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Schickes Design und einfache aber effektive Funktionalität. So wird das Produkt im Grunde angepriesen. Ich habe mir diesen "Blender" vor einem Monat als reine Gewürzmühle bestellt und bin (bis jetzt) voll zufrieden. Zum Schroten von selbstgezogenem Kräutern und Gemüse prima geeignet. Ebenfalls zum Herstellen von Gewürzmischungen mit Zutaten unterschiedlicher Körnung/Schrotung zu empfehlen. Zu beachten ist, daß das Mahlgut wirklich sehr trocken ist, sonst bleiben z.B. bei getrockneten Tomaten die Strünke oder dickwandige Teile unverarbeitet, da die die Mühle keine Schneidmesser sondern nur Schlagmesser ohne Schärfe hat. Tipp: Pro Mahlgang max. 10 Sekunden sonst läuft die Mühle doch etwas heiß. Max. 30sek. stehen in der Gebrauchsanweisung. Ist aber eh nicht zu empfehlen da sonst auch das Mahlgut heiß wird und viel an Aroma verliert. Lieber in mehreren kurzen Etappen mahlen. Das Ding kriegt letztlich alles kurz und klein. Von meiner Seite klare Kaufempfehlung !

It’s smoking and the machine is burning and the grinder turns on the minute you plug it in highly dangerous

Die englische Firma Andrew James ist meines Erachtens wohl um das vielfache besser, als viele deutsche alte Markenprodukte. Die Verarbeitung ist hervorragend, das Design ebenso. Schade das man nicht mehr Geräte anbietet. Übrigens, für eine elektrische Kaffeemühle erstaunlich leise. Oft haben solche Geräte eher den Ton eines Presslufthammers.