Cuisinart DBM-8 Coffee Grinder, Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill
Model(s): DBM-8
Item #: DBM-8
List Price:
$110.00
Our Price: $59.95
Cuisinart Supreme Grind™ Automatic Burr Mill (DBM-8)
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The Cuisinart DBM-8 Supreme Grind® Automatic Burr coffee grinder makes fresh ground coffee simple. This grinder has a sliding dial for adjusting the amount of coffee you need ground, and to change the consistency you simply twist the selection wheel. This burr grinder has 18 different coarseness selections for the perfect grind no matter what type of coffee your brewing. The burr grinding action provides a consistent grind and maximizes flavor extraction by bursting the coffee beans releasing all of the oil and aromas. Cuisinart provides an 18 month warranty with this coffee grinder.
Cuisinart Supreme Grind® Burr Grinder Features:
- Burr grinding provides uniform grind and optimum flavor
- Elegant stainless steel styling
- 18-position grind selector - from ultra-fine to extra-coarse
- 4 to 18-cup slide dial
- Removable 8 oz. bean hopper
- Removable grind chamber holds enough ground coffee for 32 cups
- Separate one-touch power bar
- Electric timer automatically shuts off unit when grind cycle is complete
- Heavy-duty motor
- Limited 18-Month warranty
- BPA free
Dimensions: 6.00" x 7.13" x 10.75" (L x W x H) Shipping Weight: 5.60lbs
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Q: Is the product support 220-240V~50Hz for international use?
A: The Cuisinart Coffee Grinder is only available in 120 volt for use in the United States.
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Q: Space is limited in their kitchen. What are the dimensions please?
A: The Cuisinart DBM-8 Coffee Grinder dimensions are: Standing 6-3/4 by 9-3/4 by 5 inches.
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Reviews: 5
Average Customer Review is 4.0:
Cuisinart coffee burr mill DBM-8 -
Perfect grinder. Elegant design. Recently bought one. Planning to buy a new coffee maker and definitely will choose Cuisinart brand.
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a sticky design -
I find my Cuisinart grinder a bit difficult to use. It grinds beans well, but I have to fight to get the filled hopper out afterwards. I also have to unplug the coffee grinder before I try to remove the hopper as otherwise I wind up triggering a second grind phase while attempting to pry out the hopper. If you have small hands or arthritis, you may wish to look for a grinder with either a narrower hopper or with indentations on the sides for better grip.
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good grinder! -
we make/ use 12 Oz. of beans per day for our 'french' press. have had our machine almost 3 yrs. took the machine apart to clean it; twice, as fine coffee powder/ dust accumulates and makes machine inoperable. Be careful not to lose the spring that operates the limit switch for the bottom brown catch that lies underneath the hopper! Don't ask me how I know of this particular tidbit of information, OK?
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Cuisinart burr grinder is good -
This Cuisinart is not a brilliant coffee grinder, but a fine grinder for the price. We are not obsessive about how perfectly our coffee is ground, and this grinder does a fine job, consistent and even.
However I only rate it 3 stars because:
1. It doesn't grind the coffee quite fine enough, even when set on the finest grind. I have to run my coffee through twice. I know that "shouldn't" make a difference but it does.
2. As many before me have noted, the plastic receptacle for the ground coffee generated lots of static, which means a big mess every time I use the machine. I have resorted to working on a large sheet of newsprint, just to contain the mess. But it means I definitely DO NOT enjoy grinding coffee. It's a bit of a headache.
3. The little outlet where the ground coffee pours into the plastic receptacle tends to plug up a bit, requiring it be carefully cleaned after every use. Perhaps that's normal and expected maintenance.
I clicked on the NO button for recommending to a friend, but really, I have to qualify that. It's a VERY reasonably priced burr grinder. You should just know that there are issues, although perhaps they are the same issues that come with most coffee grinders.
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Wayn---O the guzzler -
I have had and enjoyed my Cuisinart coffee grinder for about 4 years and yes you have to clean it now and then and the dust gets a bit thick . But if you are a true lover of the fresh ground as I am, this is just part of the experince. Suck it up and go with the bean; Would I recomend this grinder? Very much.. Have hot cup and enjoy. Wayn---O
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