The Hamilton Beach® Fresh Grind™ Coffee Grinder, White, 80420G, brings fresh-ground flavor to your morning without a complicated routine. Whole beans ground right before brewing hold more aroma and flavor than pre-ground coffee. The 125 watt motor grinds enough beans for up to 12 cups per batch, so it keeps pace whether you make one cup or a full pot.

Operation is straightforward. Fill the removable bowl, place the lid, press the button to grind, and release to stop. A few short presses leave a coarser grind for French press, percolator, or cold brew. A longer grind leaves a finer one for a drip coffee maker. When you are done, the bowl lifts out for easy pouring. The bowl and lid are dishwasher safe, and the cord tucks into hidden storage in the base.

The white finish with gray accents is what sets this model apart from its black sibling, the Fresh Grind™ coffee grinder in black, which has the same 12-cup capacity. The stainless-steel blades can also grind dry spices and seeds as a secondary job. If grinding spices and herbs is a regular part of your cooking, the dedicated Coffee and Spice Grinder is built for that dual duty. 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
• Tuck the cord away in hidden storage in the base
• Handle dry spices and seeds as a secondary, occasional job

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 stores itself
• Buyers who want a light, white finish to match their counter
• First-time buyers who want a simple coffee grinder under $25

Care tip: a quick wash of the grinding bowl between uses keeps flavors where they belong, especially after grinding any spice. New to fresh grinding? These top coffee tips cover the basics.