The main difference between an electric coffee grinder and a traditional coffee grinder is where it is powered and how it operates. Traditional coffee grinders are usually manual and require manpower to complete the grinding, while electric coffee grinders use electricity to complete the grinding, which is more convenient and quick to operate.

In addition, the electric coffee grinder has more functions and settings, which can be adjusted according to different coffee types and personal tastes, so as to grind more precise coffee powder and taste better. Traditional coffee grinders are generally relatively simple, and the fineness of coffee powder can only be adjusted according to the strength of manual operation.

In general, the advantages of electric coffee grinders are simple operation, high precision, and short time, which are suitable for busy lifestyles and those who want to get better coffee taste. The traditional coffee grinder is more suitable for coffee lovers and those who want to enjoy the process of making coffee.

Make sure the coffee grain grinder is cool before using it, and empty any old coffee grounds or other debris from the funnel. Measure out the right amount of coffee beans (once ground, coffee beans lose their freshness, so grinding as needed is recommended) and pour them into the funnel of the grinder. Adjust the settings on your electric grinder to get the desired grind. Adding other ingredients (like sugar or powdered milk, etc.) is optional at this point.

If using the Beans Grater, first place the cup on the bottom of the machine, then add the right amount of coffee beans. Next, add hot water, cover and wait 2-3 minutes for the coffee grounds to fully soak. Finally, press the button to turn on the Beans Grater and get a delicious cup of coffee. No matter which device you use, wash and dry after use to maintain its peak performance.