Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill DBM-8C

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Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill DBM-8C

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Pros

Used to grind coffee on parchment or wax paper as it is easier to clean up after grinding. Started to use a percolator instead of kcups, instead of frenchpress. It is loud, but i can live with that.

The first one lasted 10 years, the second one is on its sixth year and still working great. It does get clogged up about twice a year. The reason i am writing this review (besides mentioning how long the product has lasted) are two reasons:1. It has n... Read More

On and off button seems a little flimsy so treat with care. Small compact so fits nicely in the space we have. A little messy when taking out container.

Easy to change levels of coarse to fine grind. Allows you to set the coarseness of the grind and also the amount of beans you want. This grinder is used almost every day.

Cons

The cuisinart dbm-8 grinder is a hot mess. When a grind level of midway between coarse and medium is selected, you get a lot of powdery grounds only suitable for espresso. It is anything but air tight with a hole in the plastic grounds receptacle wher... Read More

It's probably 60-70 yes old. after contacting cuisinart directly and not through amazon. Won't start any more.

The grind is inconsistent, flaky, not like a good store grinder at all. The problem is the experience of the mess it consistently makes due to the immensely strong static container. The super-fine grounds generated at any setting manage to work into t... Read More

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Quality

Update: i received the replacement, plugged it in, and filled it with the coffee beans i usually use.

A little static cling with the grounds to be expected with plastic.

Price

I liked the price and noise level.

Competitiveness

I have an assortment of coffee makers, ranging from an old fashioned stove top percolator to electric percolator to french pres... Read More

Prior to this grinder, i had a really expensive, highly rated baratza grinder that stopped working in less than a years' daily use.

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This product had a total of 31,695 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jun 13 2022.