1.   Grind the beans to suit your coffee maker.

2.   Beat in vanilla, coffee liqueur and ground espresso beans.

3.   Grind whole beans to your brewing and pot specifications.

4.   Maxwell House Coffee Co. is beginning a national television campaign this week that does not include a single shot of percolating coffee or freshly ground beans.

5.   Newer coffee machines can grind beans while you wait.

6.   Processing cocoa, which is the raw ingredient for chocolate, involves grinding the beans into cocoa butter, liquor or powder.

7.   Some deliberately grind their beans coarsely so that the water moves through it more quickly.

8.   You grind the beans and turn your coffee pot on.