NEWSLETTER

“Is a coffee grinder worth it?” you may ask yourself as you sip on your, well, average morning cup of joe. Spoiler alert: It is, because freshly ground coffee doesn’t just taste better—it’s healthier too. Unlike fresh grounds, pre-ground coffee contains more free radicals which, according to a study published in the Pharmacognosy Reviews, can cause inflammation, cardiovascular issues, and even cancer. Health benefits aside, it’s no secret that you can't make great coffee without great beans, but a lesser-known fact is that the beans are only part of the equation: You also need a reliable grinder if you want to get the most out of your coffee experience.

“Is a coffee grinder worth it?” you may ask yourself as you sip on your, well, average morning cup of joe. Spoiler alert: It is, because freshly ground coffee doesn’t just taste better—it’s healthier too. Unlike fresh grounds, pre-ground coffee contains more free radicals which, according to a study published in the Pharmacognosy Reviews, can cause inflammation, cardiovascular issues, and even cancer. Health benefits aside, it’s no secret that you can't make great coffee without great beans, but a lesser-known fact is that the beans are only part of the equation: You also need a reliable grinder if you want to get the most out of your coffee experience.