coffee grinder or byiing it already ground

When I do buy coffee I buy it already ground. I do have a coffe grinder to use for flaxseed and other herbs. I don't know what kind it is but it doesn't let the seeds go all over the place. it was a fairly cheap one too. I don't remember how much I paid for it but it is handy for grinding up herbs that I buy at the health food store where they are cheaper than the grocery store.

I love fresh brewed coffee my husband does not. He only drinks Maxwell House instant coffee and when I get brewed coffee I always get it already ground. I was told putting it in the freezer after opening will help the coffee keep fresher.

Usually we buy our coffee ready ground, but occasionally we get something special, and it is whole bean. Some people give it as gifts. We bought a very inexpesive little electric coffee grinder, about $15. I cannot tell you what brand, think it probably was Black and Decker. I actually bought two, one just for coffee, the other one for flaxseed or other spices. I also have bought beans and ground them at the store. They say it is best to grind just enough to use each time, but I am not that organized.

I accidentally bought coffee that wasn't ground before. I still have it 3 years later, I never managed to buy a grinder. I only have one of those aluminum coffee pots you put on the stove, so I don't make coffee much anyway.

I have a "Mr. Coffee" grinder but seldom use it. I am too lazy plus it is only the already ground coffee that I can buy cheaper on specials.

I always buy my coffee already ground. It is alot quicker and easier for me. I don't own a coffee bean grinder yet anyway.

buy it already ground!

fast option is to grind it at the store.in germany every shop has grinder so i better do it there.

I'm a coffee fanatic, and buy coffee beans whenever possible. If I can get to Trader Joe's, I stock up, though Target has been carrying some very nice estate coffees lately. More often than not, though, I buy two pound sacks of 8 O'Clock coffee beans because they're cheaper. I like to roast my own coffee too, and unroasted coffee beans are actually cheaper than roasted if you buy it online. I have a cheapie little Braun coffee grinder, but about a year ago, I bought a coffee maker with a built in grinder so that the beans are literally ground seconds before I brew the coffee. It's pure heaven to have decent, fresh-ground coffee!