Andrew James Electric Coffee Grinder, Seed, Bean, Nuts, Fine Spice Grinders, Black or Red, 70g, 150W (Black)

This grinder is exactly what I was looking for, and so far it has been perfect. It grinds black sesame seeds into a very fine and smooth powder, just the way I want it 👍🏻 The results are consistent and efficient, making the whole process quick and easy. I’m very satisfied with its performance and truly happy with this purchase. I really like it!

This is a fantastic little coffee grinder. The cost is very reasonable for the quality. It's simple to use, just plug and play. The grinding action is very effective and takes around 15-20 seconds to very adequately grind beans down to a fine powder. Haven't had any issues with mess, though you may not want to pour the ground directly from this, better off using a scoop/spoon. It's relatively easy to clean with a little water and a brush. Feels very safe to use, the lid stay on securely. It does made a noise but it's to be expected and perfectly fine, no lounder than a blender, and as you'll only be using this in short bursts, it's not an issue for me. Used a few times over the last several weeks and it seems to be quite durable, your mileage may vary but with adequate care, I don't foresee any issues with using this long term. Lightweight and easy to store away when not in use and a very easy to use, effective tool for making great coffee.

A simple, no fuss bit of kitchen kit. Does what it says. Am happy to have it take up some of the limited space next to my kettle on my kitchen worktop. A couple of gripes. On Amazon it is described as a "Coffee, Nut and Spice Grinder", however, the packaging and instruction booklet that comes with it describe it a only a "Coffee Grinder". So if it should break whilst using it to grind nuts or spices, are your statutory rights invalidated? Amazon, any comments? Speaking of "Instruction Booklet", this, again specifically talks only of coffee beans. Max continuous grind time: 30 seconds. After grinding, pour out ground coffee into the clear lid to see how many grams you have, something not clear in the instructions. Also, the 30/40g lines on the clear lid could be made a lot clearer. People with bad eyesight (me) had to get a magnifying glass to see them. Recommedations: If your using it to grind oily things like nuts, only use short - max 3 second bursts - and take the lid off inbetween bursts to mix up/loosen the nuts between grinds to stop the nuts/oils from sticking to the aluminium inner liner, grind bade and spindle, and therefore avoiding making crunchy peanut butter. I use a wooden toothpick to get at the stuff near the rotor arm spindle. NEVER put your fingers in to the grinding area unless the machine is unplugged from the mains. Cleaning? Follow the instructions in the booklet. However, stuff gets trapped under the grinding arms and central spindle.. A damp j-cloth or equivalent slipped under the grind arms and around the spindle and gently moved back/forward, up/down - like your drying your back with a towel. (don't judge me, that was the only simile I could think of.) :( ,work well. DON'T use any cleaners you got from a store. Use only tap water, or bottled (in high lime/hard water areas) A weak bicarbonate of soda (baking soda see Internet for details)) solution on the interior moving parts is excellent for keeping it clean. Also, One of those brushes you may have in your kitchen for basting/dabbing butter on things is great for sweeping out stubborn, pesky particles of gunk - or a good quality (unused) 1 inch paint brush. :D Overall: A nice, robust product. Failed only by poor a Instruction Manual on care and cleaning and very ambiguous guidance by Amazon on usage beyond the official product description. All the above said, would I recommend it? For the price and good build quality it's a definite yes from me. :)

Extremely good product does exactly what it says very good high-quality great seller thank you

If you're not keen on shelling out hundreds for one of those oversized fancy espresso grinder kits... give this a shot! It's an elegantly simple mains-operated grinder that has, so far, done a superb job with coffee beans. It's a little bit smaller than a cafetiere and looks very sleek and professional It only has one setting ("on") so the consistency you want comes entirely down to how long you use it for. Whilst some might dislike that it doesn't do the thinking for them, I personally prefer this degree of control. It runs as long as you hold the button down (which is built into the lid, so only runs when it's secure - nice touch) which makes it very easy to stop/start and check on as you aim for the ideal consistency. As a rule, I've found it good to use in short bursts and lightly tap the grinder on the worktop between them, just to move everything around and dislodge anything The only pain is that you cannot remove either the blades or bowl to clean. However, it's quite shallow so exceptionally easy to go over with a kitchen towel / brush (and the blades can be pushed around too) - so this will only really be an issue if you intend to grind anything wet/oily Other than that, it's been a reliable, cool-looking (and cheaper) solution to fresh coffee Peace

Good grinder, grinds in seconds. One problem was getting the coffee out of the grinder, I thought it would lift out easily but no. I have arthritis in the hands so turning it to get the coffee out into the lid was a pain, poorly designed for emptying. Cleaning with the little brush is also not good it leaves traces behind , ended up using a cloth to wipe around it. A spoon of some sort woukd have been helpful to get the coffee out. Spilt a lot on the counter so this is why it gets 3 stars.

Only used once so far but it was perfect for grinding up hemp seeds to a flour consistency ,very quiet as well, hopefully it will last a long time

Great little bean grinder. Does enough in one go for 2 large mugs of coffee. I use a French press and the flavour of my usual beans was just as good as previous grinder. I bought this due to the 12 month guarantee and 1 yr fixed warranty. It takes up little space on my limited worktop area and plugs in to a normal 3 pin plug. Stands approx 7” high. Matt grey plastic body wit metal blades. The run time is 30 seconds then you leave it to cool down for 3 mins between grinds to avoid over heating. As its only me that drinks coffee once a day I’m fine with that. You don’t need to do it for 30 secs anyway! I didn’t want anything fancy or expensive. The coffee holder is fixed but you just tip the grinds into your jug and then I use the cleaning brush supplied to sweep out the remains. If it lasts the test of time my five stars will remain. Let’s see. So far I’m very pleased with it for the price. It suits my needs.

It’s ok. Noisy and can be hard to pour grinder beans out and a bit of an effort to clean

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Schickes Design und einfache aber effektive Funktionalität. So wird das Produkt im Grunde angepriesen. Ich habe mir diesen "Blender" vor einem Monat als reine Gewürzmühle bestellt und bin (bis jetzt) voll zufrieden. Zum Schroten von selbstgezogenem Kräutern und Gemüse prima geeignet. Ebenfalls zum Herstellen von Gewürzmischungen mit Zutaten unterschiedlicher Körnung/Schrotung zu empfehlen. Zu beachten ist, daß das Mahlgut wirklich sehr trocken ist, sonst bleiben z.B. bei getrockneten Tomaten die Strünke oder dickwandige Teile unverarbeitet, da die die Mühle keine Schneidmesser sondern nur Schlagmesser ohne Schärfe hat. Tipp: Pro Mahlgang max. 10 Sekunden sonst läuft die Mühle doch etwas heiß. Max. 30sek. stehen in der Gebrauchsanweisung. Ist aber eh nicht zu empfehlen da sonst auch das Mahlgut heiß wird und viel an Aroma verliert. Lieber in mehreren kurzen Etappen mahlen. Das Ding kriegt letztlich alles kurz und klein. Von meiner Seite klare Kaufempfehlung !

Die englische Firma Andrew James ist meines Erachtens wohl um das vielfache besser, als viele deutsche alte Markenprodukte. Die Verarbeitung ist hervorragend, das Design ebenso. Schade das man nicht mehr Geräte anbietet. Übrigens, für eine elektrische Kaffeemühle erstaunlich leise. Oft haben solche Geräte eher den Ton eines Presslufthammers.

Not good used once and it failed to chop walnuts, lookingvto see if I can return after I discarded box already:(