is this really ground coffee of death wish and if it is grounded for a coffee machine?
1097737
I've never bought Death Wish before so to my knowledge this was the real thing. Yes, it is already grounded so you can use it in a coffee machine or a keurig.
1097738
This coffee is grounded. It can be used in a regular coffee maker or a new one.
1097739
It's ground and ready for the coffee machine. Not sure what you mean about is it really ground coffee of death wish. LOL
547247
I use ground coffee. I grind it extra fine and it seems to work. Not as fast as course ground. But it works.
1403063
I believe it is ground coffee. I use the French Market in the red can and it is ground, not whole bean.
2257938
Yes it will. But to be honest, you will get almost as much ground coffee OUTSIDE of the container than in. For some weird-as-hell reason, the coffee (no matter how coarse or finely ground) spits out the back of the container and pools between the container and the machine housing. Granted, we're talking a 1/2-1 teaspoon each time--but add that up over time, and you then realize just how much coffee is wasted. The static it creates is the problem. There is no such thing as 'anti static' unless it's glass--this is plastic, and by the looks of things, will ALWAYS be plastic. When you tap the lid to help release some of the grounds that have stuck to the underside of the lid back into the base before pouring them into your machine or whatever, instead of just falling into the remaining grounds, the errant grounds 'spit' their fine dust out the cut-out of the container and fly wherever they feel they need to go. To say it's messy is an understatement. To be honest, I'd never buy another one of these products.
137884
Yes - just put a coffee filter in the basket and add your ground coffee to it. Be sure and put water in the reservoir. Then press the "grind off" button and then the "on" button. Then it works just like a normal coffee maker.
1799462
This machine accepts only ground coffee. You can grind your own or buy pre-ground coffee. I highly suggest grinding your own as it will be much fresher.
2017040
Hi---You have to be careful and know what you want to use it for. If you plan on brewing it or otherwise using it in a conventional coffeemaker, make sure it says 'granules' or 'drip-grind' or something similar, indicating that it is uniformly ground-up like regular coffee would be. I got a couple of bags from other companies, but they were little rough chunks of roasted chicory root, which are definitely difficult to grind-down. So, it was smart of you to inquire.Good-luck,John
1628214
It is ground up to a powder form. Usually with spices or herbs, "ground" means a very find grind as opposed to minced or chopped or cut (you sometimes see also C/S which means Cut and Sifted) or leaf flakes or granules...unless, of course, you are talking about coffee, then "ground" does not mean that it is as fine as powder. :-)
547242
No, if you put instant coffee in any machine it will probably ruin it. You need the fine ground coffee or expresso :)
1757718
Although I have ground only coffee beans in mine, it seems that any bean that is dry could be ground in this. Due to the price of this grinder however, I would check with the manufacturer first just to be on the safe side.
611213
Yes, it´s perfect for ground coffee... I put a paper filter in the deposit for the coffee (although I don´t think it is necessary)...I haven´t found any small filters, so I just cut up the big ones to size and put it in.
477635
Yes, you push a button when you want to use ground coffee. Sometimes I want a decaf latte in the late afternoon or evening, so I use ground decaf in the machine.
1729756
No. This is 240 volts. I'm sure they make one in 120 volt. Must be a real old coffee maker : )
752414
This is not instant coffee. It is normal ground coffee that you brew in a coffee maker.
46146
No, ground coffee, not instant. Most people recommend something of pretty good quality like Pete's as opposed to basic Folgers
1380438
My guess would be No, as it looks like regular ground coffee. But I don't know for sure.
708300
No - The unit is designed to use only pods and can't be modified ( according to the company ) to accept ground coffee.