Is it good for espresso?

Not really. The finest setting is uneven and most owners find it too coarse for consistent espresso. It suits drip, pour-over, French press and cold brew better.

How much coffee does it grind at once?

You can set it for 4 to 18 cups, and it stops automatically when that amount is ground. Extra beans or grounds can be kept in the storage chamber.

Burr or blade grinder?

It is a burr grinder, so particles come out more uniform than from a blade grinder. That gives a more even extraction, especially in drip and French press.

Yes. Owners commonly describe it as loud during grinding, which is typical of this class of burr mill.

How many grind settings does it have?

18, from ultra-fine to extra-coarse. Most everyday brewing lands in the middle of the range.

The grounds bin and chute collect static and residue, so expect to wipe them out regularly. The hopper and bin are removable for emptying.

Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder

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Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder

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Last seen at $66.99 at Walmart on Nov 11.

Our take on the Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder

The Cuisinart Supreme Grind is an automatic burr mill that grinds enough beans for 4 to 18 cups in one run. It offers 18 grind settings from ultra-fine espresso to extra-coarse French press, and stops automatically when the selected amount is done. A burr grinder at this level beats blade grinders on consistency, which matters most for drip and French press. Owners like the large hopper and cup-count dial, but many say it is loud, messy at the chute, and not fine or even enough for serious espresso.

Best forDrip and pour-over drinkers grinding a pot at a timeFrench press and cold brew fans who want coarse groundsHouseholds that brew several cups dailyBuyers stepping up from a blade grinder

Pros

Burr grinding gives more even particles than a blade grinder
18 settings cover ultra-fine to extra-coarse
Grinds by cup count, 4 to 18, with automatic stop
Large bean hopper and a separate ground-coffee chamber
Simple dial operation, no programming needed

Cons

Loud in use
Grounds scatter and cling to the chute and bin
Static makes the bin messy to empty
Not consistent enough for espresso-level fine grinding
Bulky footprint on the counter

Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.4 / 55,977 ratings

Ratings are solid, and most owners value the burr consistency and the grind-by-cup convenience for drip coffee. Complaints center on noise, static and grounds spilling around the chute, and espresso drinkers find the finest setting uneven.

What people mention

Grind consistencyMixedOwners find it even enough for drip and coarse brewing but uneven at the finest settings.
NoiseCriticisedMany say it is noticeably loud while running.
Static and messCriticisedGrounds cling to the bin and chute and scatter onto the counter.
Ease of usePraisedThe cup-count dial and automatic stop make grinding a pot simple.
CapacityPraisedThe large hopper and 4-to-18-cup range suit households brewing daily.
CleaningCriticisedThe ground bin and chute take effort to empty and clean.

About the Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder

The Cuisinart Supreme Grind is an automatic burr coffee grinder with a stainless steel finish. It grinds enough coffee for 4 to 18 cups at a time. Grinding fresh beans helps bring out the oils, aromas and flavors of the coffee.

It has 18 grind levels, from ultra-fine to extra coarse. A storage chamber holds extra beans or grounds, so the rest can be kept for later.

Type: Automatic burr mill
Material: Stainless steel
Color: Silver
Grind levels: 18, from ultra-fine to extra coarse
Capacity: Grinds for 4 to 18 cups
Features: Automatic stop; storage chamber for beans or grounds

Specifications

actual_color: SilverSource
color: SilverSource
size: N/A - Silver - Stainless SteelSource

Questions and answers

Is it good for espresso?: Not really. The finest setting is uneven and most owners find it too coarse for consistent espresso. It suits drip, pour-over, French press and cold brew better.
How much coffee does it grind at once?: You can set it for 4 to 18 cups, and it stops automatically when that amount is ground. Extra beans or grounds can be kept in the storage chamber.
Burr or blade grinder?: It is a burr grinder, so particles come out more uniform than from a blade grinder. That gives a more even extraction, especially in drip and French press.
Is it loud?: Yes. Owners commonly describe it as loud during grinding, which is typical of this class of burr mill.
How many grind settings does it have?: 18, from ultra-fine to extra-coarse. Most everyday brewing lands in the middle of the range.
Is it hard to clean?: The grounds bin and chute collect static and residue, so expect to wipe them out regularly. The hopper and bin are removable for emptying.
Where is the Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder cheapest?: At Walmart, for $66.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Cuisinart Supreme Grind 18 Cup Stainless Steel Burr Coffee Grinder?: Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 5,977 ratings.