Hand grinders<\/a> do remain popular, but they do take some physical effort and time to create a good grind. Many people like this manual process though, and if you have the time to do it, then the hand mill is a very good choice.<\/p>\n However, many people just don’t have the time to do this. Although they do appreciate the benefits of freshly ground coffee, they just want a machine that will do the work quickly.<\/p>\n That means using a grinder that is powered by electricity. There are two types of those which is the blade style that we will discuss here, or the burr grinder which you can read about by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>\n The main advantages of buying a blade grinder are:<\/p>\n This is a long article, so if you simply want to know the best blade coffee grinder is the UUOUU Coffee Grinder<\/a>.<\/p>\n There are plenty of good choices to be had and your choice will come down to 2 main factors:<\/p>\n Many people today buy a grinder not just to grind coffee but also to grind nuts and spices. Not all coffee grinders are good at doing all of these tasks. Generally speaking blade grinders cost between \u00a310 at the lower end and up to about \u00a340 at the higher end of the price point range.<\/p>\n There are about 150-200 of these in the market place so we have narrowed these down by those that get the best buyer reviews. It is also worth adding that we also look at the number of reviews. Newer products can rate very highly with just a few good reviews and that can be misleading.<\/p>\n We like to see consistent ratings from a large number of buyers as that gives us a lot more confidence. So a product with a rating score of at least 80% buyer satisfaction, and confirmation of that by over 100 buyer reviews is a solid method of doing this. Based on those criteria we have created a list below.<\/p>\n We have reviewed, in a lot more detail, the top 10 rated coffee grinders that are currently available at Amazon UK.<\/p>\n Beside the product name of each grinder you will see a percentage score. That is the average online buyer satisfaction rating which we have calculated, based on the reviews and rating we found at different websites that sell blade grinders. The higher this number the better.<\/p>\n Below, you will find more details on each of the above blade grinders. If you click on nay of the links just below, you will be able to read more details on each grinder.<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This is currently the highest rated blade style coffee grinder sold on the UK market. There are lots of new online reviews for this high quality blade grinder.<\/p>\n It can be used for grinding coffee beans, as a spice grinder, for herbs, and as a nut grinder.<\/p>\n Grind Size: 8 seconds for French Press, drip coffee, 15 seconds for a Moka pot and 25 seconds for Espresso.<\/p>\n 92% buyer satisfaction based on 4,000+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n This is the grinder with the highest online buyer satisfaction and the one that we would recommend. It has an average price pint for this type of blade grinder and a good strong motor with sharp stainless steel blades.<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This Shardor branded grinder has been around for a long time and many UK buyers like using this grinder. There are lots of online reviews for this high quality blade grinder.<\/p>\n It can be used for grinding coffee beans, spices, nuts and herbs<\/p>\n Grind Size: .5-10 seconds for French Press, 15 seconds for a Moka pot and 25 seconds for Espresso<\/p>\n 90% buyer satisfaction based on 6,000+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n Many UK buyers will be familiar with the Bosch brand, which makes a wide range of household goods. This grinder is very popular across Europe.<\/p>\n It comes in a black colour with a transparent lid, and is a very good grinder for consistently good grinds.<\/p>\n Grind Size: 8 seconds for French Press, 15 seconds for a Moka pot and 25-30 seconds for Espresso<\/p>\n 90% buyer satisfaction based on 12,000+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This is also a popular grinder on the UK market . It is also suitable for grinding herbs, spices, peppers, etc<\/p>\n This grinder has non slip feet and cord storage.<\/p>\n 90% buyer satisfaction based on 3,500+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n The brand is Wahl, and this grinder has been made famous by the popular TV chef James Martin.<\/p>\n This is a reliable mini grinder, that like many, can be used for other ingredients as well as coffee beans.<\/p>\n 88% buyer satisfaction based on 3,500+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This blade grinder has been on the market for some time and continues to sell really well.<\/p>\n Buyers like this one as it can chop, blend and grind a wide variety of ingredients too. This wet and dry grinder is like a smaller, more compact alternative to a standard blender; you can use it to create baby puree, dips, sauces and even grind up biscuits to make the base of cakes and desserts.<\/p>\n 88% buyer satisfaction based on 3,500+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This model is from the very well known Italian coffee brand, but their blade grinder is expensive, and online buyers have mixed opinions on this one.<\/p>\n In fact, it divides opinion, with the majority saying it is the best they have ever used, and others saying it does not give a consistent grind.<\/p>\n 86% buyer satisfaction based on 1,000+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n This is the cheapest blade grinder on the UK market. It doesn’t get as high a buyer satisfaction rating as others on our list, That said, it does do the job and many buyers are really impressed with this model.<\/p>\n You can also grind spices, nuts, herbs, pepper, seeds, and grains.<\/p>\n This is one of the most affordable blade grinders on the UK market<\/p>\n 82% buyer satisfaction based on 700+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n A large number of UK buyers purchase this grinder as they recognise the kitchen brand and like the matt black appearance.<\/p>\n Buyers like the transparent lid, cord storage and the fact that it can be used to grind other items such as grains, seeds and nuts. Comes with a 2 year warranty<\/p>\n 90% buyer satisfaction based on 300+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n Key \u00a0Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n Summary:<\/strong><\/p>\n The Aigostar branded grinder has been out in the UK for quite a while and still remains popular with many buyers.<\/p>\n Buyers like the transparent lid, non slip feet, cord storage and the fact that it can be used to grind other items such as grains, seeds and nuts.<\/p>\n 90% buyer satisfaction based on 2,500+ online buyer reviews<\/p>\n Quality<\/p>\n Speed<\/p>\n Ease of Use<\/p>\n Cost<\/p>\n In simple terms a blade coffee grinder chops the coffee beans up, whereas a conical burr grinder squeezes the beans to grind them. There are also flat burr grinders, but the conical is the better option. Coffee purists argue that burr grinders are better, because they capture the full flavour of the coffee bean.<\/p>\n We did conduct a few experiments on this, and over all we discovered that it is almost impossible to tell the difference, between a cup of coffee that has been made with beans ground using a blade style, and the same beans being ground using a burr style.<\/p>\n Some people say they can tell the difference but the majority could not. The one significant difference we did find was that the uniformity of the grain size is much better with a burr coffee grinder.<\/p>\n For us, the beauty of blade grinders is that they are inexpensive, and in our opinion do a good enough job. At the end of the day the reason people want to grind their own coffee beans is to have truly fresh coffee.<\/p>\n It is fair to say the burr<\/a> is the best coffee grinder all round but they are more expensive. So for us, the blade does a good job and will deliver fresh coffee which is of course the desired outcome.<\/p>\n We could have listed another 10-15 of these on this page but those shown above are the best blade coffee grinders in the UK market now at affordable prices. For anyone who wants a handy and fast method of grinding beans, then these will deliver on that.<\/p>\n When you have a look around at the many grinders on the market there are a lot of choices. I wanted to pick one out that would be affordable for most people and also provide a range of grinding tasks. Now although this website is dedicated to coffee, some people also want their grinder to be able to handle, spices, nuts and seeds.<\/p>\n I found this one from the brand Andrew James and it costs on average around \u00a320 which is very good value for money.<\/p>\n It can handle a range of grinding options and uses a powerful 150 watt motor to drive stainless steel blades for some impressive results.<\/p>\n You can read our full review on this one by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>\n Hopefully I have given you enough information that you can now purchase the blade grinder that suits you best. The Krups model above seems to be the most popular choice if you want to grind coffee beans, nuts and spices.<\/p>\n If you are still uncertain as to which coffee grinder to buy, then below we discuss what to look out for. Blade grinders are a very popular choice for many buyers.<\/p>\n The main reason for this is the lower price point. Burr grinders are better, but they are also a lot more expensive. So the real choice will really come down to three things.<\/p>\n So if you don’t want to, or can’t afford to spend a lot of money on a grinder, then a blade grinder will do your job nicely.<\/p>\n A blade grinder is also an ideal choice if you don’t have the need to grind a lot of coffee. Blade grinders are slower at grinding than a burr grinder. For small amounts though, that will not matter a great deal.<\/p>\n There is evidence that as blade grinders chop coffee beans you lose some of the flavour of the coffee. Burr grinders squeeze the beans and as such keep a little more flavour in.<\/p>\n This is a small point though, and many people would not know the difference between coffee beans, that are ground with a blade compared to those that have been put through a burr grinder.<\/p>\n There is a long debate out there about from coffee purists that you should only ever use a burr grinder<\/a>.<\/p>\n This is because the blade style using a chopping action to makes the beans turn into grains, whereas the burr uses a set of burrs that squeeze and grind the beans and as such retain more of the flavour. The video below does a good job of explaining the difference.<\/p>\n We have used both blade and also burr grinders quite a lot over the years. We find it really hard to tell the difference between the two grinds. These days I use a burr grinder as I bought one and tried it out.<\/p>\n It was quieter and faster than any of the blade ones that I had used. I still could not tell the difference in the actual grind though. Perhaps someone with a more sensitive sense of taste might taste the difference, but I have never been able to do that. The burr grinder does offer a wider range of grind settings.<\/p>\n That concludes my reviews on the best blade grinders that are currently available in the UK market. Hopefully it has helped narrow down your choices a little, or pointed you in the right direction.<\/p>\n June 21, 2021 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks for taking your time to read our UK review of the popular Bosch …<\/a><\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n June 17, 2021 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks for taking your time to read our UK review of the very popular …<\/a><\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n February 11, 2021 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks for taking your time to read our review of the popular Ikich branded …<\/a><\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n September 13, 2020 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks for taking the time to read our review of the \u00a0Muzili blade coffee …<\/a><\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n May 17, 2020 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks for taking the time to read our review of the Shardor blade coffee …<\/a><\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n January 22, 2019 <\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 0<\/span> \u00a0comments<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This is our UK review of the Moulinex AR1100 coffee grinder, or as the …<\/a><\/p>\nWhy Buy a Blade Grinder for Coffee?<\/h2>\n
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7. De’Longhi Blade KG49 Coffee Grinder<\/h3>\n
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Most Affordable Blade Coffee Grinder<\/h3>\n
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Ikich Coffee Grinder UK Review<\/a><\/span><\/h2>\n
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