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Product Details

Overall Rating	5.8, Based on 32 Reviews
Avg Price	$60.00
Manufacturer	Unknown (third party rebranding)
Machine Type	Pressed burr grinder
Colors	Black / Metal
Class	Grinder, Flat Burr, Consumer
Pro Review	No
First Look	No
QuickShot	No

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Budget burr grinder from Cuisinart.

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Jeff Dubrule (quality: 10.0)	03.13.2010	Rating: 3.2
Bottom Line: Can't make espresso grinds due to its fake burrs. Don't buy it, even "just for now", you'll never learn anything.

Matt Johnson (quality: 10.0)	12.16.2010	Rating: 6.0
Bottom Line: Easy to use basic burr grinder, not for espresso, but a decent value and step up from the whirly bird blade grinders.

Jonathan Friedes (quality: 9.5)	11.25.2007	Rating: 4.4
Bottom Line: If you are passive-aggressive, and you are looking for the perfect present for a coffee-loving ex, this is it!

Larry Schwarcz (quality: 9.5)	05.05.2007	Rating: 6.4
Bottom Line: It works OK when using a paper filter to brew but really is a low-end grinder.

Jessica Aubrey (quality: 9.0)	05.06.2006	Rating: 9.4
Bottom Line: If the sand doesnt break it withing the next 8 months i swear Im buying one for every one I know.

Aaron Corey (quality: 8.5)	10.24.2007	Rating: 5.6
Bottom Line: If the only coffee you make is drip with a paper filter- this would be an alright grinder, but so would just about anything else. I would suggest you pass on this item, and find something that is manufactured with more precision.

Fabrizio Scalfo (quality: 8.0)	06.27.2011	Rating: 5.0
Bottom Line: DO NOT Buy, if you use a pump driven espresso machine

Chad Beauford (quality: 8.0)	12.10.2007	Rating: 5.2
Bottom Line: Stylish good looks and counter-friendly compactness will not overcome the fine powder included at every grind setting.

Shadow 745 (quality: 7.7)	01.14.2006	Rating: 10.0
Bottom Line: If you're looking for an affordable, stylish, well built, consistent grinder look no further.

Mike Proms (quality: 7.5)	01.03.2010	Rating: 7.6
Bottom Line: Great grinding for home coffee making... as long as you treat it with respect.

Jeff M (quality: 7.4)	05.16.2006	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Great coffee grinder, lousy espresso grinder, however easy and cheap to modify in 5 minutes.

Mark D'Angelo (quality: 6.7)	12.20.2007	Rating: 5.6
Bottom Line: Basically save up for something decent, and dont waste money on something that "looks" like its a real burr grinder, because clearly its not..

John Rolison (quality: 6.0)	05.25.2007	Rating: 5.0
Bottom Line: Keep Looking!

Eric Windisch (quality: 6.0)	03.30.2012	Rating: 6.2
Bottom Line: Best under-$50 option for brewing french-press or (manual) drip. Not for espresso.

Barry Strum (quality: 6.0)	05.15.2008	Rating: 4.4
Bottom Line: Calling all mentsches....but no mavens. After a few months with this machine I find its behavior annoying....noise, dust, Dots are not settings...merely dots !!

Carl Scott (quality: 6.0)	12.20.2009	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Apparently not able to compete with the expensive ones, but I've found it quite adequate for the roughly 10 years I've owned it.

Keith Wissman (quality: 6.0)	04.09.2007	Rating: 6.2
Bottom Line: Okay for the money, not good enough for us snobs.

Anthony C (quality: 5.0)	01.06.2010	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: If you can find it on sale, go for it, otherwise, if you need a serious grinder, go for the nemox, Le'lit, Ascaso, or Gaggia.

David Carlson (quality: 5.0)	01.23.2009	Rating: 6.8
Bottom Line: For the everyday drip coffee drinker, an excellent, low cost step up from your chop grinder

Chris Arrick (quality: 5.0)	01.12.2007	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: great for home use but I have mine hidden from public view at my cafe as it might seem a little weird for a coffeehouse to have a grinder like this one. But I don't have a lot of money and this is perfect. Small and hard working.

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