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Cuisinart DCG-20 Coffee Bar Coffee Grinder
Enjoy the freshest, fullest-tasting coffee with this handy, handsome coffee grinder. Featuring a stainless steel bowl and grinding blades, a transparent cover with measurement markings and an On/Off switch with safety. The large, 70-gram capacity is enough for 12 cups of coffee. Also a great way to grind your own fresh spices and herbs. Model #DCG-20. Covered by a three-year limited warranty.
Cuisinart DCG-20 Coffee Bar Coffee Grinder Features:
- Stainless steel bowl
- Stainless steel blade
- 2.5-oz. Capacity
- Cord storage
- Easy-to-clean
Cuisinart DCG-20 Coffee Bar Coffee Grinder Reviews
Great coffee!
This is the first coffee grinder that I have ever purchased and I am extremely pleased. That being said I have to say that I find it a speedy little unit that is easy to clean and makes just the noise you would expect! I also have to say that I purchase high quality coffee and I make full pots of strong coffee without having to grind a second run of beans…
Little Red Magician, but my beef is with Amazon…
This little red kitchen buddy is a whiz with the coffee beans, and looks stellar next to the Cuisinart 12-cup CoffeeMaker. My main beef is with Amazon, who, a week after my purchase, lowered the price another $3 bucks. Oh well! Sunny cheery RED and great coffee sure are an eye opener, any day of the week! I haven’t had any problems with this grinder, but have only had it a short time. To be fair about Amazon… I love their choices, and I’ve had a specially fun time with creating my Red Kitchen! Amazon has a very good Red selection! Now if Frigidaire would only come back out with their Poppy Red appliances (1970s or early 80s)… I left my Fridge and stove in the house I sold in New Mexico in 1985, and sorely regret I did!
Grinds beautifully, but the switch often jams
Though this grinder does a nice job grinding my coffee beans, the switch mechanism has little margin for error. About once a week, when I try to operate the grinder, the switch will not engage and the grinder will not operate. Only after I empty the beans out and give the machine a good shake will the lid finally go on tightly and the switch will engage. I am not particularly messy. This should not happen with a 3 month old coffee grinder.
This grinder was a replacement for a seven year old Krups that I discarded due to the dullness of the blades (not surprising), but I never had a switch problem with that one, or the new Krups I bought for home. I regret not sticking with Krups.
Don’t Overfill
I thought it would go well with my new Cuisinart Coffee Maker. It seems to take longer than my old Krups unit. If you overfill it simply won’t grind the beans. Once you get the hang of the amount of beans to place in, it works OK but still seems to take longer than other grinders.
Disappointed!
This grinder has a small capacity [not as advertised]. If you follow directions, it will only grind enough for 4 cups at a time. Also, for some reason it generates a static charge and there is coffee dust all over the counter after emptying it. The cord is stiff and the cord storage is inconvienient. Finally, it is much more noisy than my old one.
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