Ready for the Monday Morning Grind with My New Capresso Grinder

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I love freshly ground coffee. The only problem was that with my old $20.00 grinder (no name needed), my coffee grounds looked more like sawdust ;0

There was no way to control the grind which is a problem if you like to change your brewing methods. Sometimes I use my Chemex, mostly I use an automatic drip coffee maker, but there are times that I prefer the French press and even times (especially on weekends), that I like to use my Paula Deen stovetop percolator.

Problem solved with the Capresso Stainless Steel Burr Grinder. I "test drove" it on Friday night, Saturday morning, Saturday night and Sunday morning. Each time with a different brew method and each time with perfect results.

I'm sure that there's something better out there for professional use, but if you're just an everyday "Joe" who loves her coffee, at 59.99 this is a great grinder.

Some of the features include:

* 17 position grind selector delivers the correct fineness for espresso, drip, French Press and percolators

* Removable upper burr for easy cleaning
* Separate On/Off button
* Electronic timer

And the stainles steel finish is real classy.

It's the perfect gift for the coffee lover for Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa or just because.

Find out where to get yours by calling (800)767-3554 or visit their website at:

www.capresso.com

It's going to be a great week!

Comments

  1. BrooklynDecember 7, 2009 at 9:21 AM

    Good Morning!

    Now, this is really something I'm glad to hear about!! I am going to put this on my list for Santa. This "JoeAnna" likes to grind her own, but also is "grind challenged" with one of those "$19.99 Saturday Morning Specials" grinder. Thanks for testing this one and passing on the info. I'm not real sure I can wait until Santa delivers. I might have to dash out and get one today.

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