"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Coffee makers with a built-in grinder streamline the coffee-making process by eliminating the need to ...

The fracturing and friction of coffee beans during grinding generates electricity that causes coffee particles to clump together and stick to the grinder. Researchers report that coffee beans with ...

Overhead view of coffee beans in a grinder near loose beans, a wooden spoon, and placemat or dish towel - Hiroyuki Nakai/Getty Images If you're enough of a coffee connoisseur that you want to spend ...

Nothing impacts the flavor of your coffee more than grind size. It’s a refrain we hear over and over again from coffee experts. Deejay Newell, co-owner (and bean ambassador) of the Montana-based ...

There’s something to be said about freshly ground coffee first thing in the morning. In most cases, it’s a labor of love — an extra step in the brewing process that shows you really care about the ...

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Adding a drop of water to your coffee beans before grinding them can reduce mess and lead to a more flavourful brew. Coffee aficionados often add a little water to their beans before grinding, either ...

For anyone who wants to keep their coffee piping hot well beyond the first cup, a thermal carafe coffee maker offers a fitting solution. Unlike traditional models that have a glass pot and a hot plate ...

“The idea you get some type of electrical buildup in coffee grounds is a pretty old observation. If you’ve never seen an industrial scale roastery, you can see coffee grounds flying up and sticking ...

I suspect static charge on grounds also contributes to making a mess around the grinder— will a little water spray keep grounds from getting all over the place? Click to expand... I grind coffee daily ...

I'm an ex-barista and now a professional coffee snob, and I'll be the first person to tell a coffee newbie of the horrors of using pre-ground coffee. But there's only so much I can say. If you've got ...