Product DescriptionProctor Silex, Stainless Steel Coffee Grinder, Safety On/Off Button, Bowl & Blades, Large Capacity, See Through Lid, Unique Internal Cord Wrap
What Others Say
Great Little Grinder
I was looking for a cost effective device for mincing up flax seed and was pleased to spy the Proctor Silex E160B at half the price I would have had to pay at the local supermarket.
It was delivered quickly and put to work the next day. It does a great job and, what is more, the cord stows away inside the body making it easy to store.
I certainly recommend it
Great Product
This works very well. The instructions for brewing definitely depend on your blend of coffee. I use 1/3 cup of coffee beans to make an 8-cup pot. The top to the grinder is plastic and I suspect it would not take much more than being dropped on the floor to crack it. So take care in using it. The cord wraps up inside the base so it stores easily. I would definitely recommend this coffee grinder.
Considering The Price...
-Guys.
--Girls.
---Everybody.
----[Especially anyone who is upset with their purchase of a ten or fifteen-dollar coffee grinder.]
Lend Me Your Ears.
This thing rocks.
I bought one of these about four years ago when I was just learning how to drink coffee.
I got it for ten bucks at the Longs Drugs down the street.
It worked then, when I was making joe with my roommate's hand-me-down Mr. Coffee crap machine.
It works now, with the beautiful Breville espresso maker I (we) just got as a wedding present.
If you're having trouble getting a fine grind, you just hafta shake it. For espresso, I shake it for about thirty seconds and everything kinda turns ... Read More
FANTASTIC FOR FLAX SEEDS
This is a fabulous grinder for flax seeds. My mother and I both have this model. Just shake and wipe it clean after each use, so no flax "powder" or oil residue remains. All told, grind & clean takes 30 - 60 seconds. Works fast, cleans fast, and has a terrific retractable cord.
replacing after -6 months
We're replacing this after less than 6 months because it didn't grind well, left full beans unground, and the plastic top cracked (but didn't actually break) when the clear plastic lid was dropped onto the floor from less than 4 feet.
