How long (minutes) of grinding with this mill does it take to get about 2 cups of flour? Thank you.
1723734
It took us about 6 or 7 minutes, turning the crank steadily at a fairly fast pace. It can be quite a workout.
1723735
I cut the head off a bold that replaces the one holding the handle on. I put 2 nuts on it together so it can not over tighten, took the handle off and just use the headless bolt with my cordless drill (18V DeWalt in low gear). I grind 3 cups of wheat into 4 cups of flour in less than 10 minutes.
1327794
I can't give you that precise an answer, but it is not a time consuming process. Takes me less than 2 minutes each time. The secret to a good grind is getting the setting as fine as you want by adjusting the nut on top (which you can then leave there), and turning at a consistent rate. You can't beat the flavor and aroma!
542347
Not long. A nice feature is that you can pour a cup or two while the coffeemaker is still brewing if you are in a real hurry! I would say the time from adding water, starting machine for grinding and brewing is less than 10 minutes. Also, if you set it up the night before, it will be ready when you get to the kitchen!
277971
I use a heaping 1/2 cup of coffee beans to make a 10 cup pot of coffee. I grind fresh beans each morning. It takes less than a minute. It's an on/off switch The sound of the grinder changes when the beans are ground so you can hear when to switch it off
304779
There are a few variables coming into play with grind times for a cup of coffee. Grinding at the finest setting (creating an almost powder consistency) takes like two or three times longer than the courser settings. Some ppl like two or three times as much ground coffee per cup. Some ppl turn the grind handle faster than others, etc.If I have it set at finest setting and grind enough coffee to fill the little glass jar about 1/3 full and go at a steady pace - I'm guessing about 10 mins or so.
1065310
The settings for grinding are 2,4,6,8 and 10 cups. If you put in enough water for one cup and set it on two for grinding it might be a little strong.
1876437
Yes, it does, it does not hold a large quantity at a time. You would need to grind your flour in batches
112745
My machine warms up quickly sometimes I even fill it then plug it in to bake because it over brown some muffins. The muffins are ready in about 7-9 minutes. I bake gluten free some batters are different.
215828
no. The longer u hold it down & let it grind, the finer it becomes. There are recommendations in the paperwork. 14 seconds is what i am using for a medium grind.
1405365
I can typically grind about 28oz of beans in about 2 - 3 minutes, finishing before my water starts boiling. Not a chore at all.
1367452
It would grind much finer for sure, but since I do not eat wheat (we eat Gluten Free) I do not know for sure. I could go test it to see if it would make rice into granules (which I believe it would), to make cream of rice, only it started smoking yesterday, and shaving off plastic from some part inside and spitting the plastic shavings into the already ground flour. So now I am afraid to turn it on, and will be purchasing a new mill, but a different brand, for reasons already stated.
1921334
About 2 to 3 minutes depending on how fast you turn the crank. It takes me about 2.5 minutes to grind 3/8 cup of beans (what I use to make 32 oz in a French press).
54083
6 cups could take a number of hours depending on what you are milling, and how fine you want it. The motor has sufficient power for the task, but the mill is quite slow, and requires constant attention in order to keep the product moving through the mill. I find the resulting milled products to be not worth the effort required, so rarely use this any more.
304778
I have a keurig that I use for single cup brewing and it takes less time to grind the beans than it does for the keurig to heat up fully so I'd say about 45 seconds
129946
First, it is totally dependent on the fineness of the grind selected. The finer the grind, the longer it takes. I grind a breakfast blend to the second from finest grind setting. I fill the ground coffee receiving cup half full of beans, and grind all of them -- it takes about 1-1/2 timer settings to grind the whole batch. If 10 on the timer is 10 seconds, then about 15 seconds, but I think 10 is more like 20 to 30 seconds. The whole grinding process takes about 45 to 60 seconds.
304781
Grinding for French Press coffee takes about a minute because the grind is coarse. The finer grinds require more grinding.
1327795
It takes me about two minutes to grind enough to make an 8 cup pot of coffee.