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product_id: 6032901
title: "KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder, 4 oz, Empire Red"
brand: "kitchenaid"
price: "778 kr"
currency: DKK
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reviews_count: 10
category: "Kitchen Aid"
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# Powerful stainless steel blade 4 oz bowl with precise measurement markings Iconic Empire Red finish KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder, 4 oz, Empire Red

**Brand:** kitchenaid
**Price:** 778 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕️ Grind Bold, Brew Better — Elevate Your Coffee Game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder, 4 oz, Empire Red by kitchenaid
- **How much does it cost?** 778 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/6032901-kitchenaid-bcg111er-blade-coffee-grinder-4-oz-empire-red)

## Best For

- kitchenaid enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kitchenaid brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Consistent Grind Quality:** Stainless steel blade delivers fast, uniform grinding from coarse to fine, tailored to your brewing style.
- • **Effortless One-Touch Grinding:** Simply press down the clear lid to start and release to stop—grind your perfect cup with zero hassle.
- • **Built to Last with Safety in Mind:** Robust construction with smart safety features ensures durability and peace of mind for your daily ritual.
- • **Compact & Stylish Countertop Essential:** Sleek Empire Red design adds a pop of color while saving valuable kitchen space.
- • **Precision Measurement for Perfect Brew:** Integrated markings let you grind exactly the right amount for 4, 8, 10, or 12 cups—never waste a bean again.

## Overview

The KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder in Empire Red combines powerful stainless steel blades with a 4 oz stainless steel bowl featuring precise measurement markings. Its one-touch operation and clear lid provide effortless control over grind consistency, making it ideal for brewing 4 to 12 cups of coffee. Compact, stylish, and built with safety features, this grinder is designed for durability and consistent performance, perfect for coffee enthusiasts seeking convenience and quality in their daily routine.

## Description

Grind whole coffee beans for up to 12 cups of coffee, quickly and easily, for an exceptional brew, with the KitchenAid® Blade Coffee Grinder. The grinder's one-touch operation, on-bowl measurement markings, stainless steel blade and clear cover make grinding coffee beans a breeze.

Review: KitchenAid BCG111ER Grinder - 1st look = All is good so far, 2nd look = It's Great!!! - Got this grinder yesterday - in use today. THE big improvment for me is the deep cup which holds the beans. Vendor claims it holds from level 4 (min) to 12 (max) of beans that will on average deliver 4-12 cups of coffee. After some use I can vouch for this. For optimal flavor, the experts insist you consume promptly after grinding. But, I like the convenience of grinding 8-12 cups worth early in the day, transfer to a handy jar, and we live off that for the rest of day. Flavor is good the whole time. Everything about this grinder is solid and well made, unlike others I have used. And, it's the quietest blade grinder I have ever used. It has that feel of a machine that will last a long time. I wont say more for now, but intend to return to update my review a month from now when I expect to know more.... Dec 13, 2020 UPDATE. I've been using this coffee grinder for at least a month now, and can confirm that the KitchenAid Grinder (BCG111ER) exceeds all my hopes and expectations, best grinder of the many I've had in the past several decades. Best features = (1) excellent control over the extent of grind (from fine to coarse). At max bean fill (that will make at least 12 cups), if you hold the lid down (i.e., turn the grinder on) for 20-25 seconds you get a fine grind suitable all the way to espresso. [Note - for espresso you may need to go longer than 25 seconds (with a full grinder cup) depending on your espresso machine and the nature of the beans. The vendor cautions that excessive grind time may over heat the grinder. As a test, I went up to 29 seconds without over heating my machine.] Between 15 to 20 seconds will give you a coarser grind suitable for example for a french press (mine works best at 16 seconds). Remember, I determined these grinder times required to get my desired grind (coarse to fine) WITH THE GRINDER CUP FILLED TO MAXIMUM WITH COFFEE BEANS. If you put fewer beans in the grinder cup, required time to get a particular grind will be reduced. (2) Consistency of grind - For a given quantity of beans and a set grind time I get very much the same grind output every time. (3) Small foot print. This KitchenAid grinder takes up very little space on your counter top. (4) Sturdy build that makes below average noise, and feels solid with a pleasing heft to it. To get the performance you want, you should go through a bench-marking process similar to what I did so you can consistently get the extent of grind you prefer (coarse to fine). You really need a timer for this. And, for ease of use, you should carefully familiarize yourself with the outer (clear plastic) cap and the stainess steel inner cup which holds the beans. Notice that the outer cap connects to the grinder body with two small plastic pins that extend down from this cap and fit into two corresponding holes in the grinder body. These pins have to fit into their holes or you can not push the cap down far enough to start the grinder motor. This is a safety feature. God forbid that a child could somehow start the ginder. And, for someone who is sometimes a bit rough with their equipment, this 'pin in the hole' design may also present a slight chance of breaking one of the plastic pins. In that event, you will need another plastic cap and I don't know if KitchenAid sells replacement parts. Another safety feature is having the cutting blade built into the steel cup which holds the beans. If the cup is not inserted into the grinder body, it might be possilbe to start the motor (I didn't try this), but only the driver shaft would spin harmlessly, there being no blade to engage. There are indentations on the cup which must be aligned with an obvious mark on the grinder body. To accomplish this, insert the cup with the indentation aligned. It wont fit in! Good, that's another safety feature. While gently urging the cup to insert downward, rotate the cup counter clockwise. After a half inch or so, the cup will readily drop down to the 'engagement level'. At this lower level, rotate the cup back in a clockwise move until that cup indentation is aligned as desired. The fit is snug, another reflection of the grinder's sturdy build.
Review: Works fast and does a very good job of grinding. - Love the red. It matches my other kitchenaid countertop appliances. It grinds coffee very fast and does a great job of it. Easy to use. Would buy again.

## Features

- One-touch control for easy grinding - push down on cover to begin and release to stop. The clear cover lets you view beans and stop grinding when you reach your desired consistency.
- The stainless steel blade performs powerfully, quickly grinding enough whole coffee beans to make up to 12 cups of coffee.
- The 4 oz. stainless steel bowl features markings to measure beans needed for 4, 8, 10 or 12 cups of coffee. Removable for easy transfer to coffee maker.
- Model BCG111 includes (1) Burr Grinder, (1) 4 oz grind bowl, (1) Top cover
- 1 year hassle-free replacement warranty.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006H41LX8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,797 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #14 in Electric Coffee Blade Grinders |
| Brand | KitchenAid |
| Color | Empire Red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (16,957) |
| Date First Available | October 26, 2011 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00883049249759 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.3 pounds |
| Item model number | BCG111ER |
| Manufacturer | KitchenAid |
| Product Dimensions | 4.2"L x 3.9"W x 8.7"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home |
| Specific Uses For Product | Grinding |
| Style | Grinder |
| UPC | 883049249759 083483246509 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KitchenAid
- **Color:** Empire Red
- **Item Weight:** 2.3 Pounds
- **Material:** Steel
- **Style:** Grinder

## Images

![KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder, 4 oz, Empire Red - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/513pMKuNb7L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ KitchenAid BCG111ER Grinder - 1st look = All is good so far, 2nd look = It's Great!!!
*by D***E on October 24, 2020*

Got this grinder yesterday - in use today. THE big improvment for me is the deep cup which holds the beans. Vendor claims it holds from level 4 (min) to 12 (max) of beans that will on average deliver 4-12 cups of coffee. After some use I can vouch for this. For optimal flavor, the experts insist you consume promptly after grinding. But, I like the convenience of grinding 8-12 cups worth early in the day, transfer to a handy jar, and we live off that for the rest of day. Flavor is good the whole time. Everything about this grinder is solid and well made, unlike others I have used. And, it's the quietest blade grinder I have ever used. It has that feel of a machine that will last a long time. I wont say more for now, but intend to return to update my review a month from now when I expect to know more.... Dec 13, 2020 UPDATE. I've been using this coffee grinder for at least a month now, and can confirm that the KitchenAid Grinder (BCG111ER) exceeds all my hopes and expectations, best grinder of the many I've had in the past several decades. Best features = (1) excellent control over the extent of grind (from fine to coarse). At max bean fill (that will make at least 12 cups), if you hold the lid down (i.e., turn the grinder on) for 20-25 seconds you get a fine grind suitable all the way to espresso. [Note - for espresso you may need to go longer than 25 seconds (with a full grinder cup) depending on your espresso machine and the nature of the beans. The vendor cautions that excessive grind time may over heat the grinder. As a test, I went up to 29 seconds without over heating my machine.] Between 15 to 20 seconds will give you a coarser grind suitable for example for a french press (mine works best at 16 seconds). Remember, I determined these grinder times required to get my desired grind (coarse to fine) WITH THE GRINDER CUP FILLED TO MAXIMUM WITH COFFEE BEANS. If you put fewer beans in the grinder cup, required time to get a particular grind will be reduced. (2) Consistency of grind - For a given quantity of beans and a set grind time I get very much the same grind output every time. (3) Small foot print. This KitchenAid grinder takes up very little space on your counter top. (4) Sturdy build that makes below average noise, and feels solid with a pleasing heft to it. To get the performance you want, you should go through a bench-marking process similar to what I did so you can consistently get the extent of grind you prefer (coarse to fine). You really need a timer for this. And, for ease of use, you should carefully familiarize yourself with the outer (clear plastic) cap and the stainess steel inner cup which holds the beans. Notice that the outer cap connects to the grinder body with two small plastic pins that extend down from this cap and fit into two corresponding holes in the grinder body. These pins have to fit into their holes or you can not push the cap down far enough to start the grinder motor. This is a safety feature. God forbid that a child could somehow start the ginder. And, for someone who is sometimes a bit rough with their equipment, this 'pin in the hole' design may also present a slight chance of breaking one of the plastic pins. In that event, you will need another plastic cap and I don't know if KitchenAid sells replacement parts. Another safety feature is having the cutting blade built into the steel cup which holds the beans. If the cup is not inserted into the grinder body, it might be possilbe to start the motor (I didn't try this), but only the driver shaft would spin harmlessly, there being no blade to engage. There are indentations on the cup which must be aligned with an obvious mark on the grinder body. To accomplish this, insert the cup with the indentation aligned. It wont fit in! Good, that's another safety feature. While gently urging the cup to insert downward, rotate the cup counter clockwise. After a half inch or so, the cup will readily drop down to the 'engagement level'. At this lower level, rotate the cup back in a clockwise move until that cup indentation is aligned as desired. The fit is snug, another reflection of the grinder's sturdy build.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works fast and does a very good job of grinding.
*by C***Y on December 16, 2025*

Love the red. It matches my other kitchenaid countertop appliances. It grinds coffee very fast and does a great job of it. Easy to use. Would buy again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean design, quieter than a burr grinder, easy to use
*by F***T on March 13, 2024*

PROs: clean and attractive design, separate attachment for grinds from the base, simple to use, low noise CONs: accumulates dust in the base, attachments can be tricky to remove from the base KitchenAid does design very well, and that's where this particular grinder excels most. Most coffee grinders I'd rather hide away in a cabinet, but this one is a nice addition to the counter. The sharp red color is sleek (I prefer the Empire Red over the Onyx) and the design is mostly intuitive. One nice feature is you can purchase additional spice grinder attachments to keep them free of your coffee. I like that the coffee container is a separate cup/attachment rather than a solid piece built into the base. Grind the coffee, twist the cup a quarter rotation to unlock it from the base, and remove it to dump into your coffee filter. The removable cups also allow you to swap them out, and also makes clean up much easier than something like the Krups grinder. The one drawback here is that the coffee dust can get into the base of the unit and that is fairly annoying to clean. I don't know how waterproof the base is, but usually a damp cloth can help clean out that dust when it accumulates. One minor annoyance is that the attachments can sort of become "stuck" and if you turn them too hard trying to get it unstuck, it can cause your coffee grinds to spill over the edges once it frees up. If I have a hard time getting the cup removed, I will usually just dump the grinds by picking up the entire grinder and pouring it in, and then freeing the cup once it has been emptied. This doesn't happen very often, and I suspect it has to do with the oils from the coffee beans getting stuck in the base locking mechanism. That said, overall this is a great coffee grinder and I've purchased several of them for friends and family.

## Frequently Bought Together

- KitchenAid BCG111ER Blade Coffee Grinder - Empire Red, 4 oz
- KitchenAid Bcgsga Spice Grinder Accessory Kit, Stainless Steel 2 oz, Silver
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*Last updated: 2026-01-25*