Bulbs & Fittings Ideas

-Guys.
–Girls.
—Everybody.
—-[Especially anyone who is upset with their purchase of a ten or fifteen-dollar coffee grinder.]

Lend Me Your Ears.

This thing rocks.

I bought one of these about four years ago when I was just learning how to drink coffee.
I got it for ten bucks at the Longs Drugs down the street.

It worked then, when I was making joe with my roommate’s hand-me-down Mr. Coffee crap machine.
It works now, with the beautiful Breville espresso maker I (we) just got as a wedding present.

If you’re having trouble getting a fine grind, you just hafta shake it. For espresso, I shake it for about thirty seconds and everything kinda turns out alright.
Sure, there are some beans that didn’t get totally obliterated, but this is a ten-dollar coffee grinder that has lasted me for four years.

It’s no 0 burr grinder, and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want one of those, but this thing is like thirteen bucks! If this is your price range (i.e. the 2 large lattes price range) you really can’t complain too much.

Your mileage may vary, of course, but I’d get this grinder’s back if it took me to a party and s–t started to go down.

I love this coffee grinder. It’s compact and the cord winds up inside of it. It makes for very easy storage. It’s also very easy to clean. There is no reason to purchase an expensive grinder when this does just as good of a job. I’m buying a 2nd one to grind up spices.

I see people complaining about this grinder being too small… uh, it’s SUPPOSED to be small! That would be like buying an 18-wheeler tractor trailer and cab and then complaining that the truck was too big!!!

Anyway, for a small grinder, this thing is great. I use it not only for coffee, but for flax seeds and just about anything else I need to grind up in small quantities. If you often find yourself wanting to grind a pound of coffee, then *obviously* this is too small for you though.