Blade Coffee Grinder

Model: BCG111ER

Color: Empire Red

Sale: $19.99

MSRP: $39.99

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Blade Coffee Grinder

Sale: $19.99

MSRP: $39.99

Model: BCG111ER

Product Overview

Blade Coffee Grinder

Grind coffee beans for up to 12 cups of coffee. One-touch operation, measurement markings on the bowl inside and a clear top cover for quick and easy grinding.

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Features

One-Touch Control

Simply push down on the cover to begin grinding and release to stop. The clear cover allows you to easily see the consistency of grinds.

Stainless Steel Blade

Offers durability and powerful performance, quickly grinding enough whole coffee beans to make up to 12 cups of coffee.

Removable 4-Oz. Stainless Steel Bowl

Features measurement markings on the inside, to grind beans for 4, 8, 10 or 12 cups of coffee. The bowl is removable, to easily transfer grinds to your coffee maker.

Additional Features

Customer Reviews

Rated 4 out of 5 by TO Dad from Great appliance, but... Best grinder I've ever used. As a guy who really needs to measure any items relating to food, the cup tick marks on the bowl are much appreciated and have delivered accurate measurements to assure good coffee reliably. But... the plastic at the base of the steel bowl has broken twice now, for 2 different users (wife and I) with no rough handling. The first time I was able to superglue the piece back on and that worked fine. Today the plastic broke at an entirely different spot and into many pieces. I'll replace the part and keep using the grinder, but it's a disappointing weak spot apparently. Hence only 4 stars.

Date published: 2016-12-22

Rated 3 out of 5 by 1BZB from Good grind, average noise, rmvble cup a plus Great grind. Noisier than expected, so don't grind if you're the first one up. The salesman told my husband that it would grind more quickly than the one it was replacing. It really didn't, but I became fine with it's timely grind. Love that it was available in red. Love the removable cup; my old one I use for cinnamon, cardamon and cloves doesn't. Three years later, I'm here looking at reviews to see if anyone else has had the plastic on the grinding bowl break. Two years ago it first broke and the hubby glued it. It twisted in place just fine but now it's broken in a second place. I've the original box I store it away in; I see it was a BB&B purchase for 29.99 plus tax. I'd like it replaced, however the warranty expired and the price has almost doubled!

Date published: 2017-10-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by A_Capone from 2 years & grinds my coffee like Day 1 I continue to use this coffee grinder 1 to 2 times a week. I am happy to say it continues to work like new. My only issue is that I cannot fill the bowl to the high mark of the bowl. When I do, some beans do not get ground. Not a big deal, I just grind less than 12 cups at any one time. Otherwise, I have not experienced the problems that others have written in their reviews. One thing is certain,some seem to have not read the instructions. One writer said that they pulse grind like the instructions say. The instructions specifically says Do Not Pulse Grind. I like this grinder & I recommend it highly.

Date published: 2018-05-06

Rated 1 out of 5 by HJHandmade from Broken bottom on grinding cup. This would be a great grinder if there wasn't so much cheap plastic stuff on it. When you open the box it feels heavy and you'd think with a name like Kitchen Aid that was once synonymous with quality that it would last lifetimes, just like their mixers do. Alas, I've had this thing for less than a year and the plastic base/cup that screws the grinding cup onto the motor base has chipped off and fallen apart. I'm a pretty gentle user, and I only grind coffee maybe once a week, so it's not like it's undergoing heavy use here. Now the grinding cup can't be secured to the motor and this thing is little more than a loud expensive paperweight just taking up space in my kitchen. I am really disappointed with Kitchen Aid on this one.

Date published: 2014-12-24

Rated 3 out of 5 by lazydaisycafe from Stopped working after light use - but I fiixed it? Received as a Christmas present a year ago, used extremely lightly (maybe ten times). Looks nice, grinds ok but a bit unevenly and don't fill the bowl a lot because bowl kind of leaks. After moving we unpacked it and it didn't work, at all, despite taking out bowl, double checking it was screwed in correctly, pressing hard, pressing lightly, tilting slightly, etc. Unplugged it and removed three screws on bottom. Poked around inside a little, and one square module part on the side maybe wasn't seated fully? Who knows, nothing obviously wrong and everything looked fine. I didn't do much. When I put it all back together - voila! It worked again. This is for the Black Onyx BCG111OB.

Date published: 2018-03-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by Phil from I ran it for more than ten years and it was great! When I first went looking to find a good coffee grinder I was disappointed as most were almost toy like. Then I found this KitchenAid in the basement of a Sears store. It was big as a Buick starter motor and looked like it would grind anything one put in it. I used it to grind coffee every day for over ten years and was deeply saddened when a minor part in the cup broke. I tried to repair it, but couldn't get it apart. So I bought a new one and it is a good day today!

Date published: 2017-09-14

Rated 4 out of 5 by Newuser49 from Beware the per cup markings Just got a BCG1110B a few days ago. We replaced the coffee pot at the same time. It took me a few days to check the fill lines and compare them to what it says in the user manual. I found that the 12 cup mark is 18 tablespoons, not 14 as it says in the manual. In fact all of the lines are for a number of tablespoons equal to 1.5 x number of cups. (I checked with several measuring device) Also note that the 8 to 10 distance and 10 to 12 distance are both one cm so it is unlikely the volume differences would be 3 and 2 tbsp. Anyway, it is easy to adjust, and I like being able to pour the coffee into grinder rather than count coffee scoops. Just beware, and perhaps the user manual can be updated or the markings on the grinder corrected in the next redesign.

Date published: 2017-01-19

Rated 5 out of 5 by KitchenBeat from Best in this Style I've had great success with Kitchenaid products over a lifetime, so when I needed to replace my old coffee grinder, I decided to spend a little extra and avoid the cheaper traditional units. Wow! Every part of this machine lives up to the Kitchenaid design ? it's as though the team that designed this actually used other grinders to see what needed to be improved. Great job! Just one thing; you have to read and follow the instructions. Although it's a coffee mill, it works quite differently; no pulsing, for one thing. Read the tips, rinse it out every day, and you'll love this machine.

Date published: 2014-05-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by Jan from the desert from Love it but..... I have had several different coffee grinders but I have to say I love this one the best, or at least I did until the base of the stainless coffee bowl lost a piece when I was attaching it. I have had this grinder for about 4 years. I love how fast it is, noise level is acceptable, and cleanup a breeze. However, when I went to attach the bowl to the base a piece of plastic that helps secure the bowl for grinding broke out. I would like to replace the bowl but can't find where to get one. Help!

Date published: 2016-09-03

Rated 1 out of 5 by rachelNYC from Grinds are EVERYWHERE - whaa? No idea how this thing gets high reviews. There is NO lid for the inside cylinder that does the grinding. So, grinds are airborne, spill over onto the outside lip which the cap fits on, you take it off, and poof! Grinds ALL OVER YOUR COUNTER - EVERY TIME. Plus it it requires pretty hard pressure to grind...like my arm vs fingers, making pulsing as KitchenAid suggests, quite impossible. It IS quieter than most small grinders, the reason I got it. Avoid this grinder.

Date published: 2018-03-07