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Best Coffee Grinders: Braun, Burr, Solis, Capresso, Krups, KitchenaidAhhh... the aroma and taste of fresh coffee makes the morning of many coffee-adicts. Nothing gets them going like a hot cup of coffee. On the road, Starbucks coffee or Dunkin Donuts coffee may hit the spot, but at home on a lazy Sunday morning, nothing beats a freshly ground cup of home-made coffee, with beans you grind manually and then create a cup of drip coffee. Why grind coffee fresh? Grinding just before brewing will protect the aroma of your coffee - the longer it sits around, the less fresh aroma you get when you brew. The first step in the best cup of coffee is the beans. You can buy various coffee beans at your local grocery store. Once you find your favorite flavor, the next step is grinding them.
Making Coffee at Home - Coffee GrindersBraun makes a full line of coffee grinders. The Braun KSM2-BLK Aromatic Coffee Grinder is inexpensive, only $15 bucks. It can grind beans for up to 12 cups of coffee at once (caffeine high!) and has stainless steel blades. It works for home or office coffee making needs. This is a durable machine, solidly built, long lasting. At the price, it is hard to beat. The Krups GVX1-1 Burr Grinder lists for just under $40. What do you get? Expert burr milling coffee grinder for preservation of flavor and aroma, 17 levels of fineness selection for grinding, and less than 10 inches tall. A burr grinder is different from a blade grinder, as the beans only pass through its burrs once, achieving a uniform grind.The Capresso 565.04 Infinity Burr Grinder comes in a stylish brushed chrome design. At a $140, it is not just your basic bean chopper. You get commercial grade conical burrs and 8 ounces of grinding capacity, with a super fine grinding option for Turksish coffee. The larger capacity allows you to grind a weeks worth of coffee at once, minimizing clean up. Other makes include Gaggia, Cuisinart, DeLonghi, Bosch, Bunn, and Kitchenaid. Buy Coffee Grinders OnlineWhat to look for in a coffee grinder? You can buy coffee grinders at HomeDepot.com (Cuisinart, Kitchenaid, Hamilton Beach), Amazon.com, or JustCoffeeMakers.com, where you can pick up Bosch coffee grinders, Braun, Briel, Capresso, Grindmaster, and most others.In our opinion, just about everyone will be well served by a coffee grinder costing less than $40 or $50. Of course, just like some people pay two or three times as much for other products as a status symbol, some people will buy those $300 coffee grinders. Let them. Your cup of joe at the end of the day will taste just the same as theirs, and you'll have $250 buck in your pocket to enjoy somewhere else!
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