Will it grind coffee beans into a fine powder?
65722
It will indeed. Please be mindful that the volume you can place in it is limited; it certainly more attractive than an electric burr grinder.
65723
Yes, if you flip the grinder over, there's a brass screw that allows you to adjust the grind. We have our set for a pretty fine grind for black pepper, but it could go even finer.
2113110
Yes. The product will work just fine for coffee bean grinding. I use it to produce snus which is a powdered form of tobacco dip. In fact, you can use it to produce cayenne pepper power, etc. as well.
386723
No, sorry. It's not large enough and lacks the grinding gears needed for coffee beans.
2210988
I'm sure it could, but I agree with the others... unless you're grinding a whole bunch of it, it'd just make a mess, and even with a large batch, I don't think you'd get a consistent grind. Better to use a small coffee grinder.
1828988
It should the challenge is the grind. If you buy your beans whole. If you grind it fine you will get more favorable coffee but it will be harder to press.
308712
If it comes intact, it should work for coffee but maybe not for super fine grained coffee.
853495
As others have said here, for coffee, you can get a course grind by not grinding so long. I use mine for spices and want a very fine grind.
1592363
I cannot tell you - you should ask the producer. Know that the machine is not tight - you would have to get used to have little coffee powder in your coffee.
1493827
This grinder does grind your beans so that the powder substance can be used in the French Press.
2112340
We haven't used it for coffee yet but i would use a coarse grind. The finer the grind the more it will slip through into the coffee.
142834
I'm thinking the coffee beans would be too large to grind with this. I'd get a coffee mill.
1930972
Definitely not. Even the finest grinding mode produces a pretty coarse powder. Very Disappointing!
853490
It grinds 3/8" to about 1/2" coffee beans into whatever dergee of powder you wish. It depends on how long you run it. I usually pulse the on off button to get better mixing of the grind.
1956079
Yes indeed, this will crack the hull of the grains. The grind can be adjusted. Although maybe not to powder or fine enough for coffee - depends how fine / course you need...
2092914
No, not unless you want bad espresso. This is a blade grinder, and will never be able to achieve the consistency required for good espresso. It may be able to make a powder out of some of the particles, but unless the particle size is consistent, the extraction will not be consistent. You need a burr grinder to get more consistent grounds.
2113108
I haven't tried coffee beans yet, but I have ground spice which came out fine. I think it would work just as well with coffee beans.
1361840
I am not sure as I grind the beans in a machine and then used it in a standard Cuisinart coffee maker. I assume it win be fine if you use a french press. It is a strong cup of coffee but excellent quality.