Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4331 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 18 cup
- Color: Black
- Brand: TRU
- Model: BG-82
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.25" h x
5.25" w x
6.88" l,
2.84 pounds
Features
- Heavy duty grinding stone
- Variable grind selector (fine to coarse), adjustable grinding capacity
- Removable bean hopper holds 1/2 pound of coffee beans
- Start and stop button
- Blue led power indicator light and dual locking system
TRU Burr Grinder, Holds 1/2-Pound Coffee Beans
Product Description
The richest and most aromatic coffee can only be made when using fresh ground coffee beans. This burr grinder mills coffee consistently, preserving the bean's natural flavor and aroma. Choose from 2 to 18 brewed cups worth of coffee grounds, select the perfect coarseness and press the start button to begin the grinding cycle. Select the perfect grind consistency, from extra fine for espresso drinks to coarse grounds for a French press. The large, removable bean hopper holds up to half pound (250g) of coffee beans. The grounds bin detaches for easy access while holding up to twelve ounces of coffee grounds.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
By Rossputin
I bought this because my Capresso Conical grinder conked out. I didn't want to buy another Capresso because I wasn't that thrilled with its performance. (Ground coffee gets packed around the grinding burr and is hard to get out. Also the machine generates a lot of static electricity, so when you pull the container away from the machine coffee gets all over the place.)This Tru machine doesn't seem to have those problems, particularly not the annoying static electricity one. No coffee ends up on the counter. It also seems to grind to any size needed. A couple reviewers had problems not being able to grind for espresso. I had the opposite problem, the machine was grinding for espresso and I wanted drip. After playing around with the top (which controls the grind) I got what I needed. The settings on the machine just aren't very accurate or precise. But for under $40 bucks, I can live with that.
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
By W. Schappell
I purchased another inexpensive burr grinder that ground beans just fine, only problem was more coffee ended up on the counter than in the container. However, this grinder leaves zero coffee behind, it all goes into the container. I have been using this grinder now for a week, and it is easy to clean, fairly quiet (for a grinder) and not messy. I'm sure some people may ding it for not being able to grind anything other than coffee, but it's a coffee grinder, not a spice or nut grinder. Based on the fact this is a coffee grinder, it is an excellent coffee grinder and it is well worth the purchase, especially if you don't want to drop over a benjamin for a grinder.I'm glad my blade grinder died, now I can have properly ground coffee with no "half beans" in the mix. Give this grinder a shot, you'll probably be impressed by it.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By JS_280
This is one of the best burr grinders I have purchased...consistent grind, very easy to use and very little mess. The biggest problem however, is that it will not grind fine enough for espresso, which is what I purchased it for. Regardless of what the manufacturer says, it's really only made for a French Press (coarse grind) or drip coffee maker (fine grind).
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