How Do You Grind Coffee Beans In A Blender?
Many coffee drinkers shy away from purchasing whole beans because they are under the impression that they need to have a fancy, complicated grinder to get a great cup of coffee. However, you can blend gourmet coffee beans in an appliance that is already taking up counter space in many kitchens: a blender. The key to grinding coffee beans in a blender is to only grind the exact amount of beans needed for the pot of coffee currently brewing. Measure the exact amount of whole coffee beans for your pot of coffee. For an average ten cup coffee maker, 1/4 cup of beans is usually sufficient. Set up your blender. Make sure the blender jar is clean and dry. Set the speed on your blender to grind. If your blender doesn’t have variable speeds, set the blender to high. Pour the beans into the blender and turn on the machine. Grind the beans to the desired consistency. Drip coffee makers use a fine grind, while percolators need a coarser grind. Once your beans have been grinded, add the ground bean
