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How to Grind Coffee at Home: 5-Proven Ways

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Grinding coffee beans before brewing makes sure the freshness and reduces exposure to flavour damaging oxygen.

It helps to save the usual flavours of the coffee from appropriate bland plus stale.

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How to Grind Coffee at Home 5-Proven Ways

But what can happen if you don’t have any coffee grinder at home?

How do you grind fresh coffee beans every morning or grind coffee at home where all-important cup to begin your day?

Don’t need to think more because it also has more solution. There are many ways to grind the fresh coffee bean, and even you don’t have a grinder machine right now.

Readout special experienced tips and tricks to grind coffee beans quickly at home.

How to Grind Coffee at Home

Before grinding coffee bean, you have to follow the below items get ready:

  • A large butcher block, a cutting board, and a counter space as coffee beans tend to fly.
  • A scoop though it is an optional item
  • A plastic Ziploc bag or a big size parchment paper sheet
  • Sectional towels of kitchen or towel paper to remove scattering
  • Elbow grease
  • Need patient as grinding coffee beans without a grinder is just labour work.

After gathering the following ingredients, start your journey to grind coffee beans that help you ground coffee easily.


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1. Use Mortar & Pestle

The mortar and pestle is an ancient tool that has been used for grinding herbs, spices, and even medicine for centuries.

How can you do it?

  • Pour a small scoop of coffee into the mortar. But keep in mind; don’t fill it more than ¼ full for better control.
  • Hold the pestle with the dominant hand and use your other hand to the motor in the perfect place.
  • Use the pestle and press it down forcefully to crush the coffee bean with a twisting motion
  • Use the pestle to roll around the coffee into the bowl until you can see the perfect texture and consistency of what you want.

2. Use a Blender

If you have a blender machine at home, you can also use for grinding coffee bean simply. But when you use a blender, you have to make sure to grind in short, quick bursts. Because the blades will move at high speed, there is a risk of continuously overheating the coffee beans.

How can you do it?

  • Clean your blender and select the medium-high speed
  • Put a small amount of coffee bean and place lid on top.
  • Grind the coffee beans properly.

Pro Tip: Ensure keeping the lid on the blender at the time of grinding as the beans will tend to fly out while your blender is working.

3. A Rolling Pin

A rolling pin can crush and grind beans similar time that helps to make more texture and make s fine grind than some other ways.

If you can do it correctly, this process can achieve a medium-fine to fine grind, perfect for pour larger than brewing process.

How can you do it?

  • Place amount of coffee into your plastic bag
  • Lay the bag on the counter
  • Use a pin like a hammer.
  • Push down and squash the coffee beans
  • Persist rolling plus crush if the floor is too big.

4. Use a Hammer

A meat hammer or mallet can quickly crush the coffee beans but use it with caution as you break the beans and find a more refined n technique and crush the coffee beans closer to a good powder.

How can you do it?

  • Seal a plastic bag with your coffee beans or keep the beans between two sheets.
  • Use the hammer and squash down resolutely on the coffee beans to crush them properly.
  • For a more consistent grind, try to start crushing one side of the bag and then move steadily to another side.

5. Use A Food Processor

Like the food blender, a food processor is a big version of the blade grinder. This type of tool isn’t suitable as a burr grinder for the stability of perfect size.

How can you do it?

  • Pour a small number of coffee beans into your food processor bowl and then put the lid on top.
  • Use the pulse technique on the food processor and grinding short bursts. For better results, tilt the food processor from dying to the side when grinding. As a result, a major portion of the coffee beans can stir into the blades.
  • Do this job until you can’t get your wanted result.

Final Thoughts!

Here we have discussed some different ways that know how to grind coffee at home. They help you achieve the right consistency with perfect texture where the best option is a mortar and pestle.

Now you can enjoy your favourite coffee at home without a coffee grinder. With the superior quality of fresh coffee, grind the beans so soon that it can make your morning more joyful.

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Perla Irish, who is more familiarly called Irish, is the Content Manager at Housesumo.com. She loves following trends around home and garden, interior design and digital marketing. Through this blog, Irish wants to share information and help readers solve the problems they are experiencing.

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