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Various Merchants have OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder (8717000) on sale from $69.10. Shipping is free.
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Various Merchants have OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder (8717000) on sale from $69.10. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member thesandman for finding this deal.
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- Amazon $69.95 > now $69.10
- Crate & Barrel $69.95
- OXO $69.99
- Best Buy via eBay $69.99
- Best Buy $69.99
- Durable 40 millimeter stainless steel conical burrs create uniform grounds for optimal flavor extraction
- 15 settings (plus Micro settings) let you adjust your grind to suit your taste
- One touch start timer keeps your last setting, just push to grind
- Hopper holds up to 0.75 pounds of Coffee beans. Product Dimension - 12x7.4x16 inch
- Grounds container accommodates up to 110 grams (enough for 12 cups). Never use water or other liquids to clean the inside of the grinder/burrs
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I read a tip that helps if you have static (it depends on the beans moisture/oil content). I sometimes wet my hand and allow 3-5 drops of water to drip into the measuring cup of beans.
Another tip for this grinder is that I tap it while it is about done with the batch to aid in getting all you can to come out of the dispenser. Even then you will have a little settling effect after a few hours to overnight.
The next time you start it (with or without adding beans) that will come out. This can be discarded if you are not grinding often or are wanting the freshest results. It usually is about a tsp or so that you will see come out then. I have tried to get this to go ahead and come out when I initially grind by shaking/tapping but so far, I'm not able to get it all until later. That could be due to a little extra moisture taking time to dry up.
So maybe it is a balancing act between that and static. Whatever the case, this is a great grinder and not a messy one.
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However, I've also heard that a dedicated burr grinder like this yields "better-tasting" coffee. Is this really true?
Thanks!
I guess there's no harm in ordering this OXO grinder and doing a blind test!
are there other interesting uses for it, besides grinding coffee? just wondering.
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I read a tip that helps if you have static (it depends on the beans moisture/oil content). I sometimes wet my hand and allow 3-5 drops of water to drip into the measuring cup of beans.
Another tip for this grinder is that I tap it while it is about done with the batch to aid in getting all you can to come out of the dispenser. Even then you will have a little settling effect after a few hours to overnight.
The next time you start it (with or without adding beans) that will come out. This can be discarded if you are not grinding often or are wanting the freshest results. It usually is about a tsp or so that you will see come out then. I have tried to get this to go ahead and come out when I initially grind by shaking/tapping but so far, I'm not able to get it all until later. That could be due to a little extra moisture taking time to dry up.
So maybe it is a balancing act between that and static. Whatever the case, this is a great grinder and not a messy one.
Same! Just used it this morning and it's great!
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I brew my own beans light to medium roast. My last grinder was capresso and was a champ for eight years, although i hear the quality has gone down.