Coffee Grinders Under $100
Coffee grinders under $100 offer a budget-friendly way to grind beans fresh at home. Compare options by grind settings, capacity, and ease of cleaning, and check that your pick can produce the grind size your brewing method needs.
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Burr grinders crush coffee beans between two grinding surfaces, while blade grinders use a spinning blade to chop them. Burr grinders typically have adjustable grind settings; blade grinders generally rely on how long you run them.
Manual coffee grinders use a hand crank to turn the grinding mechanism. Electric grinders use a motor, with controls that vary by model, such as a push button, timer, or pulse function.
Single-dose grinding means measuring out the beans for each brewing session and adding only those beans to the grinder, rather than keeping beans stored in the hopper. Check the grinder’s instructions for guidance on loading and operation.
Brush loose grounds from accessible grinding surfaces and the grounds chute according to the grinder’s care instructions. Empty the grounds container regularly, and follow the manual’s directions for cleaning removable parts.
The hopper holds whole beans before they enter the grinding mechanism. The grounds bin collects the coffee after grinding. Some grinders dispense directly into a portafilter—the handled basket used with an espresso machine—instead of a separate bin.
