Ground VS powder does it blend well if it ground?
314942
Hi, this is the best cinnamon on the market. It is pretty finely ground in the package (unless you buy the stick cinnamon) and blends into baking recipes or as my husband uses it, in his hot tea. For the hot cinnamon tea he just puts the cinnamon in with his tea bag by removing the bags staple, put about 1/8 teaspoon in and re-staple the bag. I've used it to make frosting for cinnamon rolls, yummy...:&gt;))).
314943
Hi, this is the best cinnamon on the market. It is pretty finely ground in the package (unless you buy the stick cinnamon) and blends into baking recipes or as my husband uses it, in his hot tea. For the hot cinnamon tea he just puts the cinnamon in with his tea bag by removing the bags staple, put about 1/8 teaspoon in and re-staple the bag. I've used it to make frosting for cinnamon rolls, yummy...:>))).
314944
Since I've been using this Ground Cinnamon, no problem blending. I use it every morning in my health drink (Almond milk with all my powders and liquid supplements). Plus, this product has the best flavor compared to others. Regular cinnamon doesn't even come close to this. You'll be happy picking this product, reasonably priced too!
356344
This is a very finely milled powder, as long as you are using a large fluffy brush for even distribution. I do not see were you would have any issues.
743550
Yes you can get a fine powder. I have almost tried grinding almost every spice and it does well :)
1273663
Although I love my mini processor I don't know if it would grind into powder. You might try a coffee bean grinder. I use that for my fresh nutmeg and the like.
547247
I use ground coffee. I grind it extra fine and it seems to work. Not as fast as course ground. But it works.
938361
the nutrients really come out in the steeping process. if you ground it in a spice grinder or bullet blender first, you might be okay. but it's too hard to process fully in a standard blender.
1372499
I use a regular blender to ground it. I think works. The idea is to make it in a smaller parts.
1208866
Yes. It works great. It thickens it but it's ground very fine. It's the finest grind without any large pieces like others. I'm a big fan. I usually mix a scoop of this and a scoop of protein powder with water. Just keep in mind that it doesn't dissolve and it's only suspended so you have to keep stirring as you drink.
2178805
Smaller chunks are better else it takes longer for it to blend, plus you have to keep stirring with larger chunks. Be sure to add liquid of some kind.
2152632
Yes, it is a very fine powder and mixes well in the blender. At times a small amount may be "stuck" on the side and I just mix it in with a spatula.
2284301
Yes, it's fine, pure powders will sometimes clump due to humidity in the air. Bulk Supplements will sometimes include moisture absorbing packs (like the ones in beef jerky packs) to help offset this problem but the clumping is harmless. Hope this helps
595845
I thought it would be too light but it works nicely and blends really easily. I got this product after I purchased the pressed powder foundation at Whole Foods (I use Olive 3) and I'm really happy with them!
1015106
the powder is very fine... like finely ground instant coffee. I put it in my cookie dough to add coffee flavor!
1452466
The one I got for 2013 Christmas does an excellent job in making powder, probably for Turkish coffee. It is true that the finer settings require more effort as grinding is more difficult for fine grinds.
529136
Tyler, thanks for the question. If you want your herbs ground to a 'powder' you are probably better off buying an electric spice/coffee grinder with a very fast spinning blade.
367369
Yes, but you have to add water or juice in order to blend. Such as put ice, water/juice, and powder then press button to blend. If it won't turn means you need to add more liquid.
1294569
Yes it's definitely ground. I haven't opened a package yet but it feels like a very fine flour.