DR MILLS DM-7441 Electric Dried Spice and Coffee Grinder, Blade & cu

Spice Grinder With Brush For Easy Clean; Lid With Viewing Window; Blade & Cup Made With Sus304 Stainless Steel, No Rust; Non-Slip Feet For Safe Use; With Cord Storage;.
Blade Grinder Lid With Safety Switch For Safe Use; With The Thermal Switch, Can Work Again After About 30Min Rest If It Stops By Abnormal Use..
Electric Coffee Grinder,Hold The Button For Operation, Release For A Stop For Easy Use; Make Coarse And Fine By Operating Different Time..
Coffee Mill With Etl Approval; Bpa Free; 1 Year Warranty..

Features

Coffee grinder with Power 150W,120V,60Hz; 1.8 oz./50g capacity, yield up to 7 cups of coffee; Great for grind coffee bean, dried spices,herbs, nuts, seed and grains.Coffee mill with ETL approval; BPA free; 1 year warranty.Spice grinder with brush for easy clean; Lid with viewing window; Blade & cup made with SUS304 stainless steel, no rust; Non-slip feet for safe use; With cord storage;Electric Coffee Grinder,Hold the button for operation, release for a stop for easy use; Make coarse and fine by operating different time.Blade grinder lid with safety switch for safe use; With the thermal switch, Can work again after about 30min rest if it stops by abnormal use.

Are blade grinders good for coffee?

For most people who simply want a decent cup of coffee AND are willing to modify their grinding technique blade grinders should be fine. This holds especially true if you’re using a drip coffee maker with paper filters, since the minor inconsistencies in grind won’t affect the resulting brew as much.

Can you use a coffee grinder to grind spices?

We tested these grinders primarily with coffee beans since that’s how they’re used most frequently in home kitchens. However, we occasionally use an electric blade grinder to pulverize whole spices, such as cloves, cumin seeds, coriander seeds, and peppercorns.

What is the capacity of your favorite coffee grinder?

Our favorite grinder, on the other hand, had a capacity of 75 grams, which made it more versatile and tidier. Many cooks use a blade grinder not only to grind coffee but also to process whole spices such as cumin or coriander seeds.

Can you grind cumin seeds in a blade grinder?

Many cooks use a blade grinder not only to grind coffee but also to process whole spices such as cumin or coriander seeds. However, traditional blade grinders have the grinding chamber built into the base, which makes them hard to clean.