Ca it be used to make nut butters? -- almond, peanut?
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I used it to make pasteles, which is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday dish. It was capable of grinding bananas and other hard vegetables to a pasty consistency, so I guess it will work for the nut butters you mention.
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I use it all the time to prepare nut butters. Best part is, I don't need to add oil like I did with my old BlendTec
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I've used it to make peanut butter, but not almond butter. Really great machine for everything I've tried.
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Not enough power to make nut butter easily. You would have to add extra oil.
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My experience is thatthat it does a wonderful job off smooth nut butter. Lots of videos demonstrating that very thing.Bob
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I use it to grind peanuts into peanut butter all the time. I tried to grind pretzels once for something and it was a MESS; I had pretzel dust all over my kitchen. So it worked good for oily hard things like nuts, but not for drier ingredients like pretzels or I'm guessing wheat berries.
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YouTube, Google, and trader Joe's would be your best bets.... I made some body and hair butters with the mango butter I purchased. Using all essential oils bought from earthfare. Just be careful not to heat the butter too much, nor in the microwave.
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I have only used it for making almond and walnut nut milk. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
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I have blended peanut and almonds with water into a very fine drink. If you don't have enough water the blender will overheat and shut off. I have not been able to make pure nut butter, but can finely chop nuts with my muffin batter or green drinks.
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I don't typically make nut butters, but I can't imagine why this food processor couldn't handle the job. It performs just as well as any other (heavier and more expensive) food processor I've ever owned.
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I don't really know. I'm guessing this won't work but if you have another recipe you can use the nuts for, in case it doesn't make peanut butter, I'd say go for it. I do bet a good food processor might give you something akin to peanut butter, however.Perhaps there are attachments for this machine that will do that; just don't know.
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Absolutely anything. salsas, mole, one of my relatives used to even make peanut butter. It is very versatile.
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Lemon Oil??? Really? It is natural almond butter so I would think it would be natural oils for crushed almonds.
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You don't need anything else. Just follow the instruction. I only did 2 nut butters. I use it mostly for single serving of smoothies
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I do not believe it is fine enough for ground nuts. However, when time permits, I anticipate trying almond milk myself and will keep you in mind.
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It has plenty of power for nuts. You might have to use pulse mode to mix the nuts up more evenly. IfYou are trying to make peanut butter the problem is it gets so thick it doesn't fall down on the blades so you have to stop and push.
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Yes, in fact you can make excellent nut butters that are consistently smooth and creamy. Our of you prefer, just chop them up.