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Question: Will this grind coarse beans for French press?
Document: I recently replaced my Cuisinart Coffeemaker and grinder with a KitchenAid Coffeemaker and grinder and haven't looked back since. The 12 cup thermal carafe coffeemaker keeps coffee hot and does a superb job of brewing it. The grinder does so much better than my old Cuisinart and makes the coffee beans from a coarse grind for french press coffee to a fine powder for your drop coffeemaker. KitchenAid has raised the bar in coffeemakers/grinders.
I think if you drink espresso, where it matters how uniform the grind is, you need a grinder that will uniformly grind the beans. We use French press, and I used to think it mattered whether the grounds were uniform or not, but the hot water sits in the carafe for 4 minutes, so if some of the grounds are slightly smaller or larger than others, the flavors will still get extracted. I've concluded uniformity is not necessary in this case.
Drip machines and percolators aren't worth the beans in the first place so they're out. French Press, pour-over, and that underdog the overnight &#34;cold brew&#34; offers the richest flavors if you can keep your variables negligible: bean/water quality (fresh and filtered), grind size (primarily medium-fine), water temperature (195F or room temp for &#34;cold&#34;), and steep/bean exposure time.
Love the removable cup for the grounds. Does a great job too. Only thing I wish it had was a auto-timer for length of grinding. I've gotten used to how long it takes to grind my morning pot of French press so no biggie.
I got this grinder for my hubby for x-mas and we love it!! It is quick, reasonably quiet and easy to use. We use it for grinding beans for our French press so we are not looking for super fine but I'm sure it could do it. It grinds really quickly, it is easy to remove the cup with the ground coffee in it and pour it out with out a mess. It is easy to clean up and doesn't have tons of parts to mess around with.
This is the best coffee grinder I have ever owned, by far. The design is outstanding - quiet, efficient, lovely to look at, and without the flaws of my previous ones. The container for the beans comes out easily, and the ground coffee pours out without sticking or flying everywhere. My husband and I use different coffemakers - french press for me, Mr. Coffee drip for him - and we are both satisfied with the grinds. I hope it lasts a very long time.
I bought this to replace our previous coffee grinder, which had the option to grind to several grades of coarse or fine. The KitchenAid only grinds the one way, rather coarse. If it had a finer grind, I'd give it five stars. Unlike our previous (mostly plastic) grinder, it is sturdy stainless steel, and has not broken in the year I've used it.It's easy to use (just press down), and easy to clean.
Coffee grinds shooting out the top? You put too much in! This grinder works just fine for for drip, perc, pour over and french press coffee. You don't need perfectly uniform grinds within a batch; you just need repeatable batches and spinning blade grinders are fine for that.
I simply refuse to revisit that. ***My grind technique is more involved that most but I enjoy the making the best cup possible. To do this, fill your KitchenAid grinder halfway and spin for 5-7sec. Now, simply sift out the chunkiest ground bits and random whole beans with a coarse strainer. Ta-Da! You're done. Side by side, it passes for a professional &#34;burr grind&#34; and tastes indistinguishable from the best grinds.
The inspired feature of this grinder is the removable, stainless steel grinding cup. It's durable and easy to wash. It's guaranteed never to cause one to immerse the motor by mistake. The motor itself is quiet and powerful. The thick, clear cap means you'll never overflow, even when making a full 12 cups. Just spoon in the beans, put on the cap, and press down. Instructions are simple and clear--there's even a chart showing grind times for different amounts of beans.
Answer: It will grind coarse if you don't grind too long.. Not sure why the other reviewer said no.  It even says so in the instructions.