Will it work on almonds?
199694
It should- they may need to be broken cause almonds are larger. Cant say 100% for whole almonds-
1539084
Well it does do almond milk, and its not like its worlds simpler, so yes. I believe the instructions say to use the "porridge" button, but I forget exactly which button. I recommend you read through the comments since there are a lot of people commenting on that.
1477417
I don't know about macadamia nuts but we used it on walnuts and it worked great.
1965109
Oh Yeah! it's powerful enough to grind almonds, so cauliflower and sweet potatoes will be a cinchhope this helps and have a nice day
1486203
I tried it on nuts, cheese, and grains. It failed on all of those. The motor appeared to be powerful enough so I assume it was the blades that were the problem. I ended up junking the unit after a year.
424709
It does not work well with macadamia nuts so I can only assume that it will not work well with other very hard nuts. Not enough leverage.
2282
Yes, the nut wizard works very well picking up filberts(hazelnuts) so I think it should work with hickory nuts, but not shell parts.
1490998
Yes, but you have to pack it in tightly and pulse it sporadically so it won't liquify. I have only tried it with whole almonds and it seems to work fine that kind of nut. Good luck!
394678
Yes, the milk frother works with almond milk. That's what we use, and it works quite well!
1394625
It works great on crab grass but nut grass has long tentical like roots that are just below the surface and they are brittle. I don't know of anything that can help with nutsedge. Ive battled that monster for years. I can say that you will not be disappointed with this tool though. Works on just about everything I've used it on.
36230
Yes to first question. I make smoothies with many nut varieties (from Costco) and it works great. I do not know much about making almond milk, follow the recipe.
1712816
Hi,You should be able to grind almonds with the blade that comes with the basic machine. You'll need to put the 'blank' in, where the fine screen usually goes, so as to push out the ground almonds. Do you want almond flour? Otherwise, you may have to chop the almonds fine enough to use the grain mill, but I have not done this with mine.
1160951
I have only used it for making almond and walnut nut milk. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
817674
I have ground almonds to make a pastry crust. It didn't come out super fine but was adequate for my purpose. I think I'd depend on how fine you need it.
212786
I just used it for at least fifty almonds. I've tried different ways to open the shells, and because they're usually soft, it's kind of cumbersome. You can still open the almonds just fine, but they might get a little "stuck" since the shells are again, soft.
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No. I'm not sure how it would be intended to work on other fruits. I have used it exactly once on a mango and it did a poor job and kind of bent in the process, so it is retired to a junk drawer in the kitchen until I get around to tossing it into a Goodwill box.
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I love this nut cracker! Works well with Brazil nuts, pecans, filberts, almonds and walnuts. I haven't used it on hickory nuts, but feel confident that it would work. This nut cracker is adjustable for various diameters of nuts. I would recommend using it inside a shallow box indoors or to use it outdoors. Enjoy!