Can this be used on basil and other herbs.
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as far as I know: yes. I use it on everything in my garden; including my herbs.
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I have used this on Basil and Long Onions, this product is organic. However do not harvest plants on the same day when using. See instructions.
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I have used it with a bit of success on basil. In fact, neem is my go-to with basil! Best of luck!
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Yes..you certainly could! It might be a bit tricky like you'll have to cut the cinnamon sticks in pieces first THEN grind it, same as the cloves. The teeth of this grinder is extremely sharp so i warn anyone using this grinder on not throwing caution to the wind..it could cut you without you even knowing it so be very careful using this. Other than that it's a superb and finely made grinder. I have used mine for many things including herbs like thyme and rosemary, whole peppercorns and big seeds. A highly recommended product and you cannot possibly go wrong getting this for yourself for it comes in handy. I hope I answered your question. :)
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I don't see why not, I use it in my scentsy pot, heated aroma plug in, and witchhazel. Pretty safe I think ;)
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I haven't used herbs. I use it for mixing essential oils, a pinch of Epsom salt, and water to make bug spray. I carry it in my purse, and it hasn't leaked.
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No, it takes double the amount of fresh herbs than it does dry. for instance to replace 1 tablespoon of fresh herbs with dry, it will take 1 teaspoon. so I don't think it would work well for dry no.
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Hi Diane, I believe it would, as I have used it to make pesto, which calls for a large amount of fresh basil. It worked just fine for this, so I think the kale would be much the same.
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I personally don\'t think this would work very well for basil. The holes are kind of small. Thanks
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I use it for parsley and basil often. I feel it is good. If you want I fine mince you will need to go over them from opposite direction. I have done this when I am adding herbs to kids meals as they think herbs are going to kill them.
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If they are larger dry herbs then yes if not you will need to get a herb chopper or grinder.
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Tray Contact the company on that one. I used it in dogs. Some herbs are not for cats...Google safe herbs for cats as well!! Its a great line and product, but do your homework
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You could use it for leafy things, like basil, oregano, mint etc. But for thicker vegetables like carrots or onions your better off getting a forced air dehydrator. It will dry your vegetables more quickly with less chance spoilage.
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Yes. I've used it for herbs for over 30 years. It was called Peter's most of these years but remains the same formula.
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Absolutely. They would be fine for most "ground" spices, just a bit too small for larger herbs like Thyme or Basil.
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I don't think you can. I have had this one for several months now and use it just for coffee beans. I have a second one, over 10 years old that I use for herbs. Both are in excellent condition, the blades work fine.
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Sorry, I've never tried. Only used on tomatoes, apples, squash, and to make salsa.
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As far as I know it can be used on any cooking surface on which any other pan can be used. I have used it on electric and gas stoves as well as my Weber grill. Hope this helps.
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Be really careful with this tool because the blades are sharp. The process to cutting the herbs and spices is to roll the blades back and forth. I cut cilantro with it but honestly I could have done just as well with scissors. As far as dried spices, I have not used it for those but, if you press down hard enough and roll the tool, it should work. You could do just as well with a mortar set for grinding up spices.