Whole Coffee Bean Help?

Depending upon how finely ground your food processor can make things, that should work fine. I grind mine with a regular grinder, but if food processors can grind, it'll be fine. You can put the ground (not grinded) beans into any canister with a tight-fitting lid I store mine in an old baby food jar, but I grind mine each week--Stays fresher that URL1 maybe just let her grind the beans herself?

Or offer to do it weekly/as needed as part of the gift?

They sell coffee grinders at Walmart for $9-15 and you grind it for each pot, for the best results, I have 2 one for coffee and the other for spices.

You can just go to the grocery store in the coffee & tea isle. They have a grinder & you can use it to grind the beans.

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