Unlike a blade grinder, burrs crush the beans between two surfaces, so the particles come out the same size and the coffee extracts more evenly in the cup. AD 4448 can also grind coarse, which is the usual choice for a French press. The transparent container shows how much coffee is already ground, and the rubber feet keep the grinder in place while it runs.
AD 4448 suits a home where coffee is brewed every day from fresh beans: the 250 g container holds beans for up to 12 cups at once. With 300 W of power and a weight of 1.26 kg it is a stable countertop appliance that does not slide around the worktop while grinding. This model has no pulse mode.
| Brand | Adler |
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| Colour of product | Black |
| Coarse grinding | Yes |
| Pulse function | No |
| EAN | 5903887806169 |
| Coffee beans capacity | 250 g |
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| Power | 300 W |
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| Grinder type | Burr |
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| Number of cups | 12 per container pc(s) |
| Other features | Anti-vibration rubber feetTransparent coffee container |
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| Net weight | 1.26 kg |
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According to Adler, the container holds 250 g of beans, which is enough coffee for up to 12 cups. The exact amount depends on how strong you brew it.
Yes, the manufacturer lists coarse grinding. A coarse grind suits a French press, where the water stays in contact with the coffee longer.
The manufacturer does not specify the number of grind settings. What is known is that it is a burr grinder that can also grind coarse, and the exact settings are described in the manual.
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