Review / Demo - KRUPS F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder with Stainless Steel Blades

Link to the product - amzn.to/3uo6EVq
Here is my take on this cheap coffee grinder made by KRUPS. Model F203
Here are my PROS:
1.)CHEAP! One of the cheapest you will find on the market.
2.)Very easy to use.
3.)Nice safety feature
CONS:
1.) You have to measure prior to putting the beans in or on the way out.
2.) Getting under the blade is not easy. This can make cleaning and scooping a tad difficult
Directly from KRUPS:
CONVENIENT GRINDING: Transforms whole coffee beans into freshly ground coffee in less than 10 seconds; perfectly grinds nuts, seeds, herbs, and spices
PROMOTES FULL FLAVOR: Grind beans right before brewing for enticingly rich aroma and full bodied flavor - a great alternative to pre ground coffee
LARGE CAPACITY: Grinds up to 3 oz. / 85g of coffee beans at a time, which can yield up to 12 cups of coffee
SHARP BLADES: Powerful stainless steel blades uniformly grind to release pure flavors
SAFE OPERATION: Lid activated safety switch for ease of use and safe operation - blades do not spin unless the lid is securely in place
KRUPS F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder with Stainless Steel Blades, 3 oz / 85 g’, Black

[@LordBuckhouse]

One suggestion that might be somewhat useful is to grind your coffee in bursts not one long continuous grind. And to shake it a little between bursts. The long continuous grind heats up the grinder and then that heats up the coffee. Which can cause the coffee to more easily clump. Especially if it’s a dark bean that has more oil on its surface. It’s not perfect but it does help some. And you can use minute rice to clean the grinder as well. Minute rice (which is pre-cooked) is not as damaging to the blades and motor as the harder regular rice.

[@degu44]

I've had one of these for years. if you have problem pouring it out just turn the unit upsdie down and tap it twice on the counter. Then remove the top.

[@brandoW20]

I’m just watching this because someone told me you can grind weed with an electric coffee grinder and now I’m looking into buying one

[@EasyLivingwithElle]

Thank you for this review! I just purchased this from Walmart for $13.00 so I see how simple it is to use I’m gonna use it in the morning with my French Press. Thanks again ~Elle

[@KeyFobRob]

Very nice!!

[@krangdrol]

For my Chemex pour-over, I use two tablespoons coffee beans for my very ,arge. Very strong cup of coffee-8 oz. I use 1 8-10 second count and shake while using. Anything more than 1T seconds would produce a very fine grind-too fine for pour-over. Again this is for a large coffee cup-and it is strong. KRUPS makes a reliable, affordable product. I’m thinking of getting one just for my spices.

[@lindajakub624]

I have one. 20 plus years. It works perfectly

[@KeyFobRob]

Very nice :)

[@guyline1]

Can it grind fresh herb, garlic or onion? thank you

[@Sushiman1960]

No, it does note grind fresh items only Dry, it also can grind spices, whole pepper for example, almonds and other nuts, but must chop a little bit beforehand

[@RandomRedd]

Awesome!! I could probably use this! Thank you for the video

[@KeyFobRob]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it

[@RandomRedd]

@@KeyFobRob i sure did🤘🤘

[@choomanfoo]

The best way to use one of these: Shake while grinding for 15 secs, remove lid and stir/scrape with the back-end of a plastic spoon to mix the grind, replace lid and grind another 15 secs, scrape the grind off the bottom and side with plastic spoon handle again, invert over a small container and bang on the side of the whole device to empty its contents. It''s now far easier to spoon up into whatever you use to make your brew. Spooning it up from the grinder is a hopeless and unnecessary task. If you need a finer grind just repeat for another 15 secs.

[@alansnipes3101]

You need to pulse it and then shake it and pulse again for it to work the best.

[@aymw9259]

What about grinding other spices?????

[@Andyware72]

I use a small brush to clean it works great

[@KeyFobRob]

Great tip!

[@s21542148]

Why not unplug it and turn it upside down with the lid on to tip the coffee into

[@KeyFobRob]

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[@annuverma936]

Can I use it for wet grinding?

[@KeyFobRob]

I don't think this would do very well with wet grinding

[@nollpa2696]

Ha Ha...That's funny.

[@eSKAone-]

💟

[@MommaTwoShoes]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@KeyFobRob]

Glad I could help!

[@AintPopular]

still working?

[@KeyFobRob]

Yup. Still going strong. Yours?

[@freddyjuarez5602]

This thing has 50,850 Amazon reviews and the top ain't even detachable

[@yliberal6355]

Is this made in China? If so, not going to purchase!!!

[@iloveisrael2943]

Even your underwear is made in china