MuellerLiving Electric Coffee Grinder Mill for Spices, Herbs, Nuts, Grains | Sharp Stainless Steel Electric Coffee Grinder for Spice, Nut, Herbs and Coffee Beans

Attractive, streamlined appearance. Feels solidly made. Works well and is very easy to use, choosing how fine the grind of coffee beans by how long you grind. Takes seconds and is not too loud, either. Would recommend as a good buy.

I've had this grinder since October 2024, and it's now May 2026. It still works great even after a year and a half of almost daily use, doesn't take up a bunch of space, and is small enough that I can take it with me when we travel. I am actually about to purchase a second one to keep at work. It really is a good coffee grinder and the price point is a huge bonus.

I bought this to grind our coffee beans, and it turned out to be a really good, powerful, and compact grinder. With just 3–4 short bursts you get fresh coffee grounds. The chamber also holds enough beans for about 2–3 cups of 12 oz coffee on a Keurig with each grind, which is super convenient. The design is sleek, and there’s a compartment on the bottom to store the cord. The lid has a locking mechanism and a clear top so you can easily see the grind level. It’s also on the quieter side. The blades look like good-quality stainless steel. The only downsides for me are that the grinding chamber isn’t detachable, so you have to wipe it clean after each use, and scents can mix if you plan to use it for different ingredients—unlike grinders with removable, washable chambers. You also have to flip the whole grinder upside down to empty it, which isn’t as convenient as a detachable top. And I wish the cord were detachable instead of having to wrap it into the housing. Overall though, it’s a well-made, compact grinder, and I’m very happy with it

Fantastic grinder. I’ve probably had four different coffee grinders in my adult coffee drinking life, and this one is the hands down best. And what a great price.

Great coffee grinder, works well for spices.

Works well, needs a wider grinding bin.

Grinds a smaller amount than expected. Difficult to clean if not impossible. Messy to use. Sorely disappointed. We have had two Braun grainders-one for spices and one for coffee. We thought the blades were not as sharp as they should be so we purchased this one. Fortunately, we didn't take it to the thrift store and will now use it for spices and use the "spice one" as our coffee grinder. It is quiet but we have discovered that quiet isn't that important. We won't clean it out to take it to the thrift store. I really wanted this coffee grinder to work well. The off and on button is not what is pictured in the "happy" videos but that wouldn't have been a deal breaker.

I like to buy my spices in bulk, roast 'em, and then grind everything using a mortar and pestle. I read that using a mortar and pestle is better because it doesn't incinerate the spices to tiny little atoms. Also, mortar and pestle grounded spices supposedly tastes better? I guess it's because if any blood, sweat, and tears were involved, it automatically tastes better. ANYHOW, I, too, thought I was too good for using an electronic grinder... Until I decided that making little spice jar sets was a "great idea" for Christmas presents for my friends and family. After grinding 1 batch of spices (enough for 2 jars), I realized I was wayyy over my head. Grinding all the spices by mortar and pestle would've taken me at least 6 hours for only 12 jars (I needed 40) and my arms would've fallen off by hour 3. That's when I decided enough was enough and I bought this magical spice grinder on a whim. THIS THING IS AMAZING. It literally finishes grinding the spices to the exact consistency that I want it within 8 seconds, saving me time and my arms. I love how easy it is to use and clean. I don't wash or rinse it since I've read somewhere that water can destroy electric clippers and I felt that the same logic could be applied here. Instead of washing or rinsing it, I use an old, large, fluffy makeup brush I don't use anymore to brush away the remaining spices in the cup and around the blade. The lid/cup/cap thing does need to washed with soap and water though because the spices can stick onto the lid. Since I use a makeup brush to clean the blade, I use a thick rubber band to keep the brush and the grinder together so that I have both whenever I need to use it. (Just wrap the band around the grinder and stick the brush inside of the band) Other than that, I highly recommend this grinder if you're a spicy person and love making your own bulk spice mixes.