The Hamilton Beach® 80350G coffee grinder is built for coffee drinkers who want fresher-tasting coffee without extra steps or extra cleanup. Grinding whole beans right before you brew preserves the aroma and flavor that pre-ground coffee loses after it is exposed to air. The 125 watt motor grinds enough beans for up to 12 cups per batch.
Using it is simple. Fill the removable stainless-steel bowl, lock the lid, then press and hold to grind. A few short presses leave a coarser grind for French press, percolator, or cold brew. A longer hold produces a finer grind for drip coffee makers. When you are done, lift out the bowl, pour the grounds straight into your filter basket, and rinse the bowl clean. It is dishwasher safe.
The stainless-steel blades also grind dry spices and seeds, like peppercorns, coriander, flax, and sesame, as a secondary use. If grinding spices is your main reason for buying, the Coffee and Spice Grinder in black is built and named for that job. For the consistent grind that pour-over and espresso need, step up to a burr coffee grinder with 18 settings. You can also compare it to every model in the Hamilton Beach coffee grinders lineup.
What It’s Made to Do
- Grind whole coffee beans for drip, French press, percolator, and cold brew
- Turn out enough fresh grounds to brew up to 12 cups per batch
- Lift out, pour, and wash clean with a removable dishwasher safe bowl
- Grind dry spices and seeds as a secondary use
- Tuck its cord into hidden storage in the base between uses
Who It’s Made For
- Coffee drinkers stepping up from pre-ground for fresher flavor
- Households that brew one cup some days and a full pot on others
- Small kitchens that want a compact footprint and a cord that tucks away
- Buyers who want a simple coffee grinder in a brushed silver finish
- First-time grinder buyers who want one easy button and easy cleanup
Care tip: a quick rinse of the grinding bowl after grinding spices keeps those flavors out of your next pot of coffee. New to fresh grinding? These top coffee tips cover the basics.