KitchenAid A-9 Electric Burr Grinder

Some time ago I wrote a review on this grinder. Resultant comments from previous owners became heated to the point that I got the feeling some people were treating my review as a springboard for a discussion forum on the grinder. Needless to say, I ...

Kitchen Aid makes attractive-looking products with antique looks that recall a different era. Regrettably, they have not only retained the look, they've also retained antediluvian functionality and effectiveness. Things weren't necessarily better, way ...

This is a beautiful-looking grinder, especially in Empire Red. It's solid and substantial; even the little toggle switch on the side adds to the neat retro feel. The problem is that the product doesn't work worth a damn. The outflow spout sticks out of...

I bought my KitchenAid Classic Series Electric Burr Grinder about 5 years ago and I am completely satisfied with it. Mine is the Cobalt Blue colored Model KCG200BU. It's basically the same design that KitchenAid produced in 1938 with a few slight ...

I bought mine at J. C. Penney's for $100 and I am very disappointed. The directions advertise with pride that the grinder is the same design as originally manufactured in 1937 and I think that's very true. The engineering community has learned a ...