How much time will it take to grind dosa batter approximately?
287976
It depends on how much batter you want. Usually at our home, we 3 cups of rice and 1 cup of lentil at once. Grinding and cleaning will be done by 1.5 hours maximum.
1137383
about 5 minutes. I had mine cook the dogs first, then turned it down to hold them for my customers for lunch. It ran for about 4 hours per day.....all 3 machines (2 replaced) died within 2 weeks (rotation motor). If this is for home use, you will be fine... if for commercial use, spend more money on a better product.
619426
Thank-you for your inquiry. Unfortunately there are many factors that entering into that answer. Depending on the bowl you are using, temperature and the fat content of the cream you are using. Our best guess should be within 3-5 minutes depending upon the speed obtained while using the OXO product. Hope that helps.
1328710
I think about 15-20 minutes...I don't have my book with me right now, but I do know this. The rice comes out perfect!
1486122
We use this product in India, and it works well for grinding rice and lentils for idli and dosa. Make sure you soak the rice & lentils overnight before grinding. Also, thought this product (and any Indian mixie) works well for this purpose, you may want to consider a wet grinder if you are planning to grind batter on a regular basis. Wet grinders are designed for that job.
1672538
Maybe a minute, the green light will let you know that it is ready. You really will not wait long. Don't try to start the Waring then make the batter, you will have to cut it off because it will be too hot.
1627061
I don't know. I never tried. But almost certainly a grinder made for home use will die young if you do that repeatedly. One of the main differences in the ones made for retail use is that they are built for constant use. If you asking about two sessions in total, one after the other, I would think 30 sec is rest enough.
1698692
The longer you run it the finer the coffee gets. 30-60 seconds will get you a finely ground coffee.
768943
Never really timed it. Just put it on with specified amount of water and forget it. Always turns out perfect. If i were to guess, id. say maybe 10 minutes topd. About 6 ounces of waterfor hardboiled.
1480666
Never had any overheating problems but again it is for grinding idli or dosa batter
1405365
I can typically grind about 28oz of beans in about 2 - 3 minutes, finishing before my water starts boiling. Not a chore at all.
542347
Not long. A nice feature is that you can pour a cup or two while the coffeemaker is still brewing if you are in a real hurry! I would say the time from adding water, starting machine for grinding and brewing is less than 10 minutes. Also, if you set it up the night before, it will be ready when you get to the kitchen!
1490994
It may depend on the grind setting. At a medium grind it ground almost one quarter teaspoon in 5 seconds.
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Dear Mr./Ms. S. Nika, Hi. I can not answer your question completely, because I did not buy the drill attachment. I have not ground any wheat with this mill yet. I have only used this mill once so far to grind a pound of rice with the hand crank. set-up, playing with adjustments and then ran it through a second time to get the consistency of cornmeal took me about two hours. On the question about grinding oily nuts I have not done yet. I can tell you this, I love this Mill, it gives me fresh ground flour when I want it, the way I want it and if the grid goes down I can grind flour to make my bread and feed my family.Sincerely Yours,D. Dickson (Aka: SweetPea) Dear Mr./Ms. S. Nika, Hi. I can not answer your question completely, because I did not buy the drill attachment. I have not ground any wheat with this mill yet. I have only used this mill once so far to grind a pound of rice with the hand crank. set-up, playing with adjustments and then ran it through a second time to get the consistency of cornmeal took me about two hours. On the question about grinding oily nuts I have not done yet. I can tell you this, I love this Mill, it gives me fresh ground flour when I want it, the way I want it and if the grid goes down I... » Read More Dear Mr./Ms. S. Nika, Hi. I can not answer your question completely, because I did not buy the drill attachment. I have not ground any wheat with this mill yet. I have only used this mill once so far to grind a pound of rice with the hand crank. set-up, playing with adjustments and then ran it through a second time to get the consistency of cornmeal took me about two hours. On the question about grinding oily nuts I have not done yet. I can tell you this, I love this Mill, it gives me fresh ground flour when I want it, the way I want it and if the grid goes down I can grind flour to make my bread and feed my family.Sincerely Yours,D. Dickson (Aka: SweetPea) « Show Less
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Now this is just a loose estimate, but... it takes me about 90sec to grind 2 tbsp of coffee. 1/2 cup = 8 tbsp, so quadruple that 90sec time estimate and that gives us: 6min to grind 1/2 cup of coffee. I'd add another 60sec for fatigue :-) Hope that helps.
1327794
I can't give you that precise an answer, but it is not a time consuming process. Takes me less than 2 minutes each time. The secret to a good grind is getting the setting as fine as you want by adjusting the nut on top (which you can then leave there), and turning at a consistent rate. You can't beat the flavor and aroma!
1486120
I have ground soaked rice and lentils in it and it came out good in about 3 30-60secs grinding time. As long as you follow the instructions, I think it should work fine. Hope this helps.