Cuisinart Supreme Grind 32 Cup Electric Burr Coffee Grinder, Stainless Steel

I originally picked up the Cuisinart Supreme Grind for its reputation as a solid coffee mill, but it recently earned "MVP" status in my kitchen for a completely different reason. When my dedicated grain mill unexpectedly broke, I turned to this as a temporary fix to grind wheat berries for flour—and I am genuinely impressed! Performance %26 Versatility: While it's designed for coffee, the 18-position grind selector allowed me to find a fine enough setting to produce a beautiful, consistent flour for my baking. The motor handled the hard wheat berries without struggling or overheating, which speaks volumes about the quality of the burr mill. Capacity %26 Ease of Use The 32-cup capacity is fantastic. I can process a decent amount of grain in one go without constant refilling. The removable grind chamber also makes it easy to transfer my "flour" straight into a mixing bowl with minimal mess. Pros: • Heavy Duty: Handles tough grains surprisingly well. • Customizable: The 18 settings give you total control over the coarseness. • Reliable: Solid construction that feels like it will last. Cons: • the noise level is a bit loud (to be expected with a burr grinder!), but it gets the job done so fast it’s hardly an issue. Final Verdict: Whether you are a coffee purist grinding coffee beans or a home baker needing to grind wheat berries in a pinch, this grinder is a powerhouse. It’s reliable, easy to clean, and much tougher than its sleek design suggests. Highly recommended!