Does this have a scandinavian grind?
219958
It does on the lower part but the top half has a different grind. I have one and used it quite a bit but like a full scandi grind better. Check out the robust too.
102790
The blade is flat ground. There is no shoulder, but it is not as wide as a scandi grind. I have heard them called scandi before but I disagree. I would call it a flat grind at about 20 degrees. Hope this helps.
519565
Yes,there is only one button/function for grinding. The longer you keep that button pressed down = the finer results you will have.
545941
No...it does not grind consistently and we've stopped using it. Not recommended.
1628845
Don't know for sure, but it does grind black pepper and sea salt to variances of fine, medium, and coarse.I would take a chance. Its an excellent auto grinder. We really like ours.
2059217
The one I got was from South Africa. The metal is astonishingly good for the money. Would I take it to rescue the princess in the tallest tower? No. But against blackberries it's great. Get a good sharpener and use it regularly. This is a yard tool.
424823
I can give you info from their website: "Linden Sweden, Inc. is the U.S. headquarters for Linden International AB, a well known Swedish manufacturer of stainless steel products and plastic kitchen gadgets." So... it looks like it is manufactured in Sweden. The link for their website is http://www.lindensweden.com/index.htmlI have two of these grinders and I really like them. They seem to be a quality product.
1169946
The inside of the bowl might show some very shallow circular lines from the manufacturing process, however they polish out fairly quickly with use. Before I bought it, one of the reviewers mentioned using a bit of sandpaper to smooth it out.It will grind anything, I love it. My sister has one too, and uses it to grind all manner of spices.
1702297
i do not think the one I bought was re-manuf. it was new...also you have to read them carefully and see that it is made in Germany...some are made in us..i bought the tool because I was made in Germany. it is still in the box not used yet so I can't say much else about it at this time. but it seems that this company makes a lot of grinders....so I am hopeing that this one is good.
1273000
Armand, The Ankarsrum Original mixer is made in Sweden. Regards, Kelsey LaymanPleasant Hill Grain
131574
Not with this model. However, the new model you will be able to add ingredients while grinding. http://www.amazon.com/Elgi-Ultra-Perfect-2-0-Liter-110-volt/dp/B00HJLN1MM/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1399570327&sr=8-12&keywords=ultra+2+liter
880330
the description states that it does, and there is a very fine grind setting... however, i have never used this setting.... i can say this, although cleaning the grider can be a pain, it has performed consistently
215825
No - unfortunately, there are no settings for this so you just have to hold the top down to grind it as much as you want or as little as you want.
705448
Not sure since it's not something I've tried. Don't know why not - you can get the grind as fine as you want - it's a SUPER grinder!
1971194
I don't know. I bought it a long time ago and it was such GARBAGE that I just tossed it into the trash. It was not worth another ten dollars to ship it back the the con artists who sold it to me. It looks great in the box and in the pictures but when you try to grind anything, no matter how small or how large, the stuff to be ground just falls out of the front of it and NOTHING gets ground at all. It was a bad joke.
1096468
It's true. I bought it also and I wondered aboutt it. You should choose better one with more money for fine grinding.
1930972
Definitely not. Even the finest grinding mode produces a pretty coarse powder. Very Disappointing!