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Black & Decker CBM210 Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Mill/Grinder

3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars 190 ratings

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Color Stainless Steel
Brand BLACK+DECKER
Style Modern
Wattage 80 watts
Material
Plastic
Item Weight
3.5 Pounds

About this item

  • Bean mill and grind selection
  • Pulse button and removable plastic coffee receptacle
  • Safety function and cord wrap
  • 12 Cup 80 watts
  • Stainless steel mill grinder and cleaning brush

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Dial adjusts so you can set the texture exactly how you want – from very fine Turkish blend to coarse percolator grind. Dual safety mechanism ensures that unit will not operate unless top cover is closed and ground coffee receptacle is in place.

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3 out of 5 stars
190 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the functionality and value of the electric food mill grinder. They mention it works well and is a good value for money. However, some customers have reported that it's difficult to clean. Opinions differ on grind accuracy, durability, design, and size.

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11 customers mention "Functionality"8 positive3 negative

Customers like the functionality of the electric food mill grinder. They mention it works quite well and hasn't had any complaints.

"...This is much the same model with the same features and it works quite well. No complaints...." Read more

"...So, for the price, I feel like it's a great value and it performs well." Read more

"...coffee after one grind, cord is not positioned well, difficult to figure out how to operate( and I'm not illiterate when it comes to things like..." Read more

"...a shim from the top of a yogurt container and the grinder has worked VERY well since...." Read more

5 customers mention "Value for money"5 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the product. They mention it's cheap and a burr grinder.

"...It had to meet three things: cheap, burr grinder, and I didn't mind leaving it behind. The B&D fulfills all three requirements...." Read more

"...This is a great product for the price:)" Read more

"...It's a good value. It doesn't grind the beans as quickly as I'd like, but I noticed my french press coffee tastes much better now...." Read more

"...This is an excellent buy for the price if you don't mind making a minor modification...." Read more

22 customers mention "Grind accuracy"7 positive15 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the grind accuracy of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention it does a thorough job of grinding, while others say it doesn't grind fine enough on the espresso setting, leaves them chunky, and doesn't grind the beans as quickly as they'd like.

"...Things fly around, grinder is left messy and blocked by coffee after one grind, cord is not positioned well, difficult to figure out how to operate..." Read more

"...It does a thorough job of grinding. However, now I clean it after every use...." Read more

"...I've been able to get it almost to the most coarse setting-it grinds extremely fine-and I can't move it at all now. Really disappointing...." Read more

"...It's a good value. It doesn't grind the beans as quickly as I'd like, but I noticed my french press coffee tastes much better now...." Read more

8 customers mention "Durability"5 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the durability of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention it's sturdy and produces great quality grinds, while others say it arrived broken. The four feet on which the grinder stands has broken off, and the ground coffee arrived cracked on the bottom.

"...I can't attest to it's longevity, but the whole thing feels solid compared to an old Delonghi (doesn't grind anywhere near as fine as this one)...." Read more

"...Well, it didn't die, but the hopper's threaded portion broke. It was either find the replacement hopper or get a new grinder...." Read more

"...Like most Black and Decker products I have used, the machinery itself is very durable and grinds coffee as well as you would expect...." Read more

"...It's very sturdy and I doubt its grinding parts will break as have my smaller coffee grinders." Read more

6 customers mention "Size"3 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention it's small and sits out of the way, while others say the receptacle isn't big enough to allow their tablespoon scoop to scoop out the ground coffee.

"...No complaints. There are never large coffee chunks in the ground coffee. It does a thorough job of grinding...." Read more

"...The receptacle isn't big enough to allow my tablespoon scoop to scoop out the ground coffee; but, I learned to adjust the grinding time for the..." Read more

"...The machine is small enough to leave on my counter - and I don't like my counters cluttered...." Read more

"...The receptacle is cheap plastic with two parts, one of which in very small and I'm always afraid I'll lose it in the dishwasher...." Read more

5 customers mention "Design"3 positive2 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the design of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention it has fine styling and functions, while others say it has poor design and the receptacle is cheap plastic.

"...Haven't used it before the mod.Looks nice!Not as loud as my other grinder...." Read more

"...Ground coffee is blown outside the receptacle. The receptacle is cheap plastic with two parts, one of which in very small and I'm always afraid I'll..." Read more

"...First, it is under $25- enough said. The styling and functions are fine. It is small and sits out of the way...." Read more

"Not good enough!..." Read more

5 customers mention "Ease of cleaning"1 positive4 negative

Customers find the electric food mill grinder difficult to clean.

"...by thin coffee film after one use, that is oily and difficult to clean every time, since coffee gets outside of the compartments." Read more

"...Works well enough, but it's a pain in the butt to clean." Read more

"...But the B&D mill didn't grind uniformly and was a complete mess to have to clean afterwards...." Read more

"...It's easy to clean, the catch cup comes out easily to wash and the machine wipes down clean with a damp paper towel...." Read more

Hassle to clean
2 out of 5 stars
Hassle to clean
I've had this for a couple of years. Can't get inside it easily, and this morning it wouldn't grind. I noticed some grinds on the countertop, and started shaking them out and (after several minutes of shaking) a ridiculous amount of grounds came out of it. At least it started working again after I shook the waste grounds out of it.Works well enough, but it's a pain in the butt to clean.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2012
In Europe, and US -I always have used Braun coffee grinder and thought to myself -- there must be a better, "American" Way, -- there is not...
On this Black and Decker, coffee grind can be adjusted by the nozzle on the side and comes out at the grind size you wish - that is nice.
For $32 for this coffee grinder -- the only other good thing about it is that it is standing on the table - but you have to put paper towel under - because you are going to be cleaning yourself and everything around after grinding the coffee. Things fly around, grinder is left messy and blocked by coffee after one grind, cord is not positioned well, difficult to figure out how to operate( and I'm not illiterate when it comes to things like that).
Nice thing: your house smells nice after grinding, but that is not worth paying 32 dollars....Black and Decker still has few things to learn about coffee, though I bought this because I like the brand. Disappointing.
As others mentioned - nice design -- yes, it is nice, right out of the box, but it becomes covered by thin coffee film after one use, that is oily and difficult to clean every time, since coffee gets outside of the compartments.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2011
$27.67. Black & Decker CBM210 Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Mill/Grinder.

To think that I was going to spend a $100ish for a grinder based on this website's consumer ratings... I'm glad I didn't. Though this item gets bad press by some consumers, there is this mod that makes this mill fantastic. You'll see directions for this modification in other reviews of cutting card stock and placing it inside the top burr assembly. Read it. Do it. I did it straight out of the box.

I can't attest to it's longevity, but the whole thing feels solid compared to an old Delonghi (doesn't grind anywhere near as fine as this one). Haven't used it before the mod.

Looks nice!

Not as loud as my other grinder.

On the finest setting, I get a thick consistent powder that smells identical to fresh esspresso grinds when I worked at Sbux. Great stuff! For the price, it's a no brainer!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2013
I purchased this grinder because I wanted a burr grinder and I've always loved Black and Decker products. I don't know what happened to this thing, but it clogs up after each grind. I can barely turn the knob which gives a grind choice from very coarse to very fine and although I've been able to get it almost to the most coarse setting-it grinds extremely fine-and I can't move it at all now. Really disappointing. I wouldn't recommend this grinder to anyone. I've taken a long time to write this review because I wanted to see how it would work out, then I just forgot about it. Tonight I decided that I'm fed up with it, so whoever can benefit from this at this late date-DON'T BUY THIS GRINDER.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2012
This is a $25 Burr Grinder. Enough said? That wouldn't be much of a review. First off, my more expensive Cuisanart DBM-8 finally died. Well, it didn't die, but the hopper's threaded portion broke. It was either find the replacement hopper or get a new grinder. Because I am working in Afghanistan and I didn't want to wait for parts, I opted to buy a new grinder. It had to meet three things: cheap, burr grinder, and I didn't mind leaving it behind. The B&D fulfills all three requirements. First, it is under $25- enough said. The styling and functions are fine. It is small and sits out of the way. Second, it does what it is supposed to do- grind beans without heating them (a blade chopper generates heat and heats the beans as it is chopping them). I use it with the Aeropress (which, incidentally makes a wonderful cup of coffee/espresso) so I want the finest grind possible. This is where this machine doesn't do well. If I were making turkish coffee or using an espresso machine, I would be very upset because the B&D doesn't grind the beans fine enough; considering I use an Aeropress, the finest setting works well enough. The hopper only holds a modest amount of beans-maybe 4 ounces, but this is only an inconvenience. The receptacle isn't big enough to allow my tablespoon scoop to scoop out the ground coffee; but, I learned to adjust the grinding time for the serving I need. There is no automatic shut off- you have to hold the button to grind the beans. Again, an inconvenience. For under $25, the B&D Burr Grinder does what I need it to do for my location and for my use. However, if I demanded more from my grinder, I would at a minimum replace my Cuisanart or upgrade to something far superior. But, let me say this one more time, for under $25, it serves me well enough. And, it will stay in Aghanistan when I leave.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2011
If you want to take your coffee grinding a few steps above the slice grinders, this is a good start. It's the cheapest burr plate grinder out there and it does its job. As with any plate grinder, the consistency is not perfect, but it far outweighs the "slicers". The slice grinders actually sear the beans as they do their dirty work... you wont have that problem with this little guy. If you are trying to refine your coffee palate, you should notice a difference if you put this side by side with a slicer and brewed two cups of joe. The cup coming from this plate burr grinder should pop with a bit more flavor... of course freshness of beans and style of roast make a HUGE difference as well;)

If you desire to go even further into the world of amazing coffee, find a local roaster who roasts fresh (coffee only a few days old), and then buy a conical burr grinder. The consistency will make you all giggly and then you will have entered a whole new world of coffee. Amazon has some great prices on conical burrs... but expect to pay at least $85.

This is a great product for the price:)