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Default A burr coffee grinder question

On May 28, 5:08*pm, Dan Abel > wrote:
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> *The Cook > wrote:
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> > On Tue, 27 May 2008 21:45:43 -0700 (PDT), itsjoannotjoann
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> > >I've looked at some old posts here and don't see this addressed and
> > >I've looked at some burr coffee grinders and I do have a question,
> > >please.

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> > >Are there any burr coffee grinders that the ground coffee is actually
> > >dispensed into a resealable bowl/jar? *Or are they all the type where
> > >the coffee is ground on top of the machine and then you have to dump
> > >it into a resealable jar? *The big commercial grinders like you see in
> > >the grocery stores the beans are dumped in the top, the bag is placed
> > >under the spout at the bottom and ground beans are dispensed into your
> > >bag. *That's what I would like to have in my kitchen but of course in
> > >a home grinder size.

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> > >Is there such a machine?

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> > Yes. *Go look on Ebay for a Kitchenaid coffee mill.

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> With an MSRP of US$249.99, somebody would have to want it pretty bad:
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> http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/pr...e+Mills+&+Grin...
> &cat=227&prod=415
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> Dan Abel
> Petaluma, California USA
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Thank you, thank you!! No real complaints against the Braun blade
grinder I have, just thought grinding directly into a container would
nice. It's just me so if any of the neighbors have any complaints
about my grinder they haven't voiced them. And if they should I would
tell them to get some ear plugs. However, the cat is not too
impressed with the racket.

:-))