can this grinder be used to grind quinoa or millet into flour?
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Hi! Thanks for your inquiry. I did a bit of research and found nothing that specifically said that it can be used to grind quinoa or millet into flour. In the description it says - "Grinds coffee beans for the freshest cup of coffee. Powerful quiet motor with high speed blade that grinds beans, spices and herbs quickly and uniformly." I ship al my items through Amazon so I can not read any detailed instructions from the product information it contains. Thanks. Please contact us if you have further questions. Cheryl
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It can grind it to that texture. I don't think it can get as fine as flour though.
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Yes. We use it for grinding coffee, cardamom, clove and other crunchy spices. Almonds should be no problem. It has two different grinding cups with different blades for different grinding jobs.
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You could, potentially, if you found it has the same size as the glass base; although you risk damaging both products. The great thing about having the grinder fitted tightly to the glass base is that you have a good grip while grinding.
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No, it isn't able to grind, really. It can chop things very small, but really not like almond flour. I get mine from Trader Joe's!
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Yes, this grinder can be used to crack and grind soybeans. But it is a bit messy to use for that purpose and the hopper is too small. I would recommend the Family Grain Mill or the Country Living Grain Mill for soybeans instead of this one as they can do larger quantities with their bigger hoppers. Both of these grain mills are available through Amazon also. Just do a search through the search bar for "grain mill". This one is great for grinding smaller grains to flour, but soybeans may be a bit more than it can handle...
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I think it might be ok. I used it to grind cardamom seeds and it was great. The grind wheel is adjustable so you should be ok. I don't think it would work for coffee beans or anything of that size
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I haven't tried. I am not sure but it might be worth a try. Many people use a coffee grinder for flaxseed (keep an extra for this unless you REALLY like coffee.)
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Yes. Course grind. If you want to reduce to flour consistency, I would use ceramic with broad pestle
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Yes. Some require the grinder attachment to work, but you can use attachments with this mixer
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I have never used it for that however it does grinder my coffee beans and pepper corns to a very fine almost powder form, hope this helps
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It can be used to drain quinoa. I don't know about smaller though quinoa is the smallest grain I have.
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Am not sure I know it cant grind corn wheat to flour try the nuts it should because it soft than corn an wheat
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Yes, I would think so. I have never tried other grains or seeds, but I grind wheat into a very fine flour, and rice is a similar grain. I have trouble telling the difference between flour ground on the coarse setting and flour ground on the fine setting. This mill will not make grits!
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I would think not. This is a type of flour specifically made for tortillas and/or pupusas (El Salvadorian dish).
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I think the mini seed mill will do coffee but for sure not the large mill. So far I have only used the small grinder for spices. The large mill will only grind dry grain nothing that is wet or oily such as flax seeds or nuts.
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I don't see why not-it is a very durable grinder that should handle any plant material