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Cuisinart DCG-12BC Grind Central Coffee Grinder | 
 enlarge | Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $50.00
Buy New: $26.22
You Save: $23.78 (48%)
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Rating:  138 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 5.9 x 5
MPN: DCG-12BC
Model: DCG-12BC
UPC: 086279004567
EAN: 0086279004567
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: WE CAN NOT SHIP TO THE FOLLOWING DESTINATIONS, P.O.B, AK, PR, HI, or MILITARY DESTINATIONS
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| Features:
| • | Brushed stainless-steel housing; 90-gram gapacity--enough for 18 cups | | • | Heavy-duty motor and stainless steel blade assembly; On/Off switch with safety interlock | | • | Measurement markings; transparent cover | | • | Storage lid; cord storage; dishwasher-safe stainless-steel bowl | | • | Lid allows for extra coffee to be stored in grinding bowl |
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Product Description
The CUISINART DCG-12BC Grind Central features a stainless steel grinding bowl that holds 90 grams of whole beans -- enough for 18 cups of coffee! The removable bowl, with blade assembly, is dishwasher safe, and a the included lid lets you store leftover coffee right in the grinding bowl. A single On/Off button controls grind consistency, and a built-in safety interlock makes the perfect grind safe and easy. Cord storage Limited 18-month warranty
Amazon.com Review
Operating at low heat to preserve flavor and aroma, this big, sleek coffee grinder can handle a whopping 90 grams of beans at once, enough for 18 cups, and it grinds spices at well. State of the art from its safety shutoff to its stainless-steel blade to its wraparound power cord, the grinder lends a modern look to any countertop. --Fred Brack
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| Customer Reviews: Read 133 more reviews...
 Cuisinart Cioffee Mill December 1, 2008
valdor
This Coffee Mill is an excellent product. It does its job as expected, as with all Cuisinart products. The large capacity is a bonus. Definitely a "buy it" recommendation.
 The BEST November 27, 2008
Great Cook (Santa Monica, California)
This is the best Coffee Grinder we have ever had.
I'm surprised at all the bad reviews!
We have always used a Krups, but I saw this at our local thrift
shop for $8.00, and grabed it.
I have never bought a used grinder but this was very clean.
This is quiet, it grinds the beans perfect. Never leaving any peices.
Our other new Grinders have always been noisy, and hurt your ears, but not this one.
Even our Company has remarked how quiet it is.
I would buy another one anytime when this does not work any longer, or we just got lucky!!
 stay away November 24, 2008
Stanley Witkowski (Wilmington, DE USA)
grinder #1 died the first time we used it to grind 12 cups worth of beans, returned it and received grinder #2 which worked for 11 batches of beans then died.....grinder #2 is in the trash and will avoid Cuisinart coffee related products.
 Okay, won't buy again to replace burned out motor November 9, 2008
J. Drew (Colorado)
I've had this grinder for over 2 years. It's been okay, like many reviews, it does not grind small batches well at all, leaving large chunks of beans. After the 2+ years, I'm starting to smell burning rubber, so I'm guessing that motor is going to give up soon. I'll be moving on to a nice burr grinder as opposed to a blade grinder. I would not recommend this model.
Cuisinart....isn't going to be known for quality anymore November 1, 2008
Patrick Briggs (Pasadena, CA United States)
The Cuisinart Grind Central Coffee Grinder is awful. It can't grind fine enough. It's noisy. The coffee grinds get all over the inside. We were better off with a boring but effective Braun.
The design makes the ground coffee go up the sides such that it moves away from the blades. Not all of the beans get ground evenly: some are the size of wood chips. Because the grind moves up the sides you have to clean much more when you're finished using it.
What's up Cuisinart? When did you throw out quality being your primary selling point? How can I put it.....? It's designed obsolescence. It really angers us that a company cares so little about meeting a customer need for a decent product at a good price. It exemplifies the post Reagan revolution version of America that we hope changes on November 4th. By the way, it will be the last time we buy Cuisinart.
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