- Twin cutting stainless steel blades which whirl and chop the coffee beans
- Versatile unit grinds all kinds of dry spices (cinnamon, pepper, coriander…)
- Single speed
- Stainless Steel bowl
- Large grinding capacity yields up to 15 cups of coffee / 85 g of coffee beans
- 180W
- Oval shape for uniform, even grinding
- Lid activated safety switch – coffee grinder is not working until lid is locked in place
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Product Description
The Krups twin blade coffee mill has two stainless steel blades which whirl and chop the coffee beans. The versatile unit can also be used to grind all types of dry spices.
The 180w grinder has a large grinding capacity, yielding up to 15 cups of coffee / 85g of coffee beans.
It also features a lid-activated safety switch – the grinder won't work until the lid is locked in place.
If roasting coffee beans is an art, then turning them into perfect ground coffee is a science.
If the grind is too coarse, the coffee will brew too slowly, and the flavours will not fully develop. If it's too fine, the coffee will lack aroma and tend towards bitterness. Too much grinding is as bad as too little, for perfect coffee only 'just right' will do.
Different coffee machines work best with different grind sizes, so what works well in a cafetiere will produce dreadful coffee in an espresso machine.
Coffee can be ground with either a blade (chopped) or a burr (crushed). Blade grinders chop and re-chop each bean turning them into thousands of coffee fragments. The longer you chop the finer the blend becomes.
Manufacturer's Description
The Krups twin blade coffee mill has two stainless steel blades which whirl and chop the coffee beans. The versatile unit can also be used to grind all types of dry spices.
The 180w grinder has a large grinding capacity, yielding up to 15 cups of coffee / 85g of coffee beans.
It also features a lid-activated safety switch – the grinder won't work until the lid is locked in place.
If roasting coffee beans is an art, then turning them into perfect ground coffee is a science.
If the grind is too coarse, the coffee will brew too slowly, and the flavours will not fully develop. If it's too fine, the coffee will lack aroma and tend towards bitterness. Too much grinding is as bad as too little, for perfect coffee only 'just right' will do.
Different coffee machines work best with different grind sizes, so what works well in a cafetiere will produce dreadful coffee in an espresso machine.
Coffee can be ground with either a blade (chopped) or a burr (crushed). Blade grinders chop and re-chop each bean turning them into thousands of coffee fragments. The longer you chop the finer the blend becomes.
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71 of 72 people found the following review helpful
This is a good first grinding mill. Will grind fine enough for espresso and will also further grind coffee that is bought not fine enough. Don't use water to clean unless youw wait a long time for drying. I just grind ten to fifteen seconds ( three times five seconds) for espresso then empty and clean using an unused (for painting that is) half inch paint brush to remove all coffee powder without damaging grinding blades. Value for Money? - DEFINITELY.
63 of 64 people found the following review helpful
I really hope Krups continue this model for a very long time. Its perfect for every day use. We use it to grind 2 cups of coffee 2 x a day. It does it perfectly each time, going all the way to a fine grind. Emptying the result into the machine is simply a matter of shaking and taking off the lid.
Without a doubt the best grinder I've seen.
Krups - keep it going!
Without a doubt the best grinder I've seen.
Krups - keep it going!
120 of 123 people found the following review helpful
Gosh! How quickly do you want to grind coffee beans? This little gizzmo whizzes up coarse in 8 seconds, medium in 12 & fine in 16 seconds. The only thing is that you, as the operator, have to judge how long to hold down the press-button switch but once you've mastered that plus watching progress through the transparent cover, it literally only takes seconds to produce enough grounds for "10" cups as marked on my drip coffee maker or, if you like to drink from big mugs like me, enough for 4 mugs.
Suggest new users first count to 10 before letting go of the button and then vary their count according to taste.
Would be 5 stars but the simple push-button switch is not idiot proof. Nevertheless, great value!
Suggest new users first count to 10 before letting go of the button and then vary their count according to taste.
Would be 5 stars but the simple push-button switch is not idiot proof. Nevertheless, great value!
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Can't clean it!
This is a very good coffee grinder. The problem is that it can't be cleaned easily. The grinding section is not capable of being detatched and washed out. Read more
Published 1 day ago by exlibris
Waste of money
I read some reviews and thought it would be the perfect grinder I was looking for. I was wrong. It was damaged within 2 weeks. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Saikat
very pleased indeed
Thats my first mill so not much to compare it to. but .... it works and operates so smoooth and easy. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Michal Brys
Excellent Value
I was a bit worried about this one because it was quite a bit cheaper than the others, but I'm really super pleased with it so far. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Angie Nikoleychuk
Poor design
This product does not grind coffee beans finely enough for espresso. The advice is to avoid running the machine for more than 20 seconds (that is amazing in itself) and this time... Read more
Published 17 days ago by Peter Rawlings
Krups twin blade coffee mill
Does exacltiy as it says ,i had always bought ground coffee but now i have a choice ,it grinds really quickly and i am learning how long it takes for which type of coffee eg perc,... Read more
Published 20 days ago by Karen liverpool
Compact, with enough power
This compact mill grinds well and can take a good amount of coffee, without taking up much room in the kitchen. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Ellaguru
Great
Really good - well priced, quiet, and suitable for flax seeds (my only use for a grinder).
One small point, because the grinding chamber is not detachable from the base,... Read more
One small point, because the grinding chamber is not detachable from the base,... Read more
Published 1 month ago by A reviewer
Excellent good value grinder
I bought one of these Krups mills to complement my Russell Hobbs coffee maker 15215(Russell Hobbs 15215 Coffee Maker in Black) and I have been using both of them 5-10 times a week... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Sean Fackrell
Krups have come up trumps!
This twin blade coffee mill does all that it claims and I agree with all those reviews which I read. Read more
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