Flavor that has not faded
Coffee starts losing aroma soon after it is ground. Grinding whole beans right before brewing keeps the oils and fragrance in the cup, and this grinder does it in the time the kettle takes to heat.
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A 150-watt blade grinder with a 3.5 oz stainless steel bowl that turns whole beans, spices and nuts into fresh grounds in seconds.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
Why buy from CurbGo
At a Glance
Pre-ground coffee loses its aroma within days of opening the bag. This Better Chef grinder lets you grind whole beans right before you brew. A 150-watt motor spins stainless steel blades in a 3.5 oz (100 g) stainless chamber, and one-touch operation means grind size is simply a matter of how long you hold the button. A safety lock secures the lid while it runs, the textured grip keeps it steady in your hand, and the cord tucks into the base.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box: one Better Chef IM-169B 150-watt electric coffee grinder in black with its locking lid and built-in cord storage.
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Your order is packed with care and tracked door to door. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.
Coffee starts losing aroma soon after it is ground. Grinding whole beans right before brewing keeps the oils and fragrance in the cup, and this grinder does it in the time the kettle takes to heat.
Short pulses leave a coarse grind for French press and cold brew. Hold the button longer for a medium drip grind or finer. No dials to learn, just watch the bowl and stop.
The same 150-watt steel blades crack peppercorns, whole cumin and coriander, and chop walnuts or almonds for baking. One small appliance replaces a mortar and pestle on a busy counter.
Small enough to stash, strong enough for daily use.
Ground coffee goes stale quickly once opened. Grinding beans fresh keeps the aroma and flavor for every pot.
A burr grinder offers precise settings at a much higher price. A blade grinder is compact, simple and grinds spices too.
Hand cranking takes minutes and real effort. The 150-watt motor finishes a batch in seconds with one button.
The numbers that matter for a small counter.
Every detail, measured and listed
| Type | Electric blade grinder |
|---|---|
| Power | 150 W |
| Capacity | 3.5 oz (100 g) |
| Grinding chamber | Stainless steel |
| Blades | Stainless steel |
| Controls | One-touch operation |
| Safety | Locking lid |
| Grip | Textured easy-grip body |
| Cord storage | Built in |
| Color | Black |
| Uses | Coffee beans, spices, nuts |
| MPN | IM-169B |
Common questions that customers ask
The stainless steel chamber holds 3.5 oz (100 g) of whole beans, enough for a full pot of drip coffee.
Grind size depends on how long you run it. Pulse briefly for coarse grounds and hold longer for a finer grind.
Yes. It grinds whole spices, nuts and seeds as well as coffee beans. Wipe the chamber between uses to keep flavors from mixing.
A safety locking mechanism secures the lid during grinding, so grounds stay in the chamber. Lock the lid in place before you press the button, and unplug it before cleaning.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
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CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. Better Chef, from Crystal Promotions in Vernon, California, builds straightforward, budget-friendly kitchen appliances, and this compact grinder brings fresh-ground coffee and whole spices into reach without the price or counter space of a specialty machine.
Fast shipping. 30-day returns. A 150-watt grinder for beans, spices and nuts.