Can I dry out nuts in this?
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I've died just about everything in this dehydrator including almonds, cashews, and other nuts as well. I absolutely love it. I don't use more then 4 rows at a time as I found that works the best for me.
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You can use it dry, with water or oil. I would suggest using water. Its less messy.
333693
While this would work it's a little bit of overkill as it was designed for tougher nuts. This is how we do pecans and it works great, especially since you get complete halves most of the time. Hope this helpshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGSR8t0bYRw
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Thank you for your inquiry, and interest in our item. We apologize, but no because nuts contain oils which will gum up and possibly damage the grain mill. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to let us know.
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Yes, I believe you could put almost any dry food in these containers. The wheel attached to the dispenser knob is made of thick but slightly flexible rubber that stays flush to the sides of the container as it turns, so even finely ground foods won't fall out (except the portion you want to dispense), and the contents remain relatively air-tight. I have stored nut flour in mine.
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If the nuts are chopped fine it might work. If not then add the nuts as a topping for the muffins. Use work for mini muffin tins. Has great control of the amount of batter dispensed
2226889
I used mixed seed & small nuts but never dried fruit. Not sure how it would work with dried fruit
1996497
I have not used it to make peanut butter from raw nuts, but it did puree dried figs (quartered and soaked in Marsala) very nicely. It should work on nuts.
614567
Yes, it can. Soak your nuts in water for several hours to soften them and then process them through the machine using the mincing function.
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I just rinse and dry it. I use it inside out, so there is no seams for the nuts to get caught in. I've also washed with my dishes sometimes. I love it. I've used it daily for over 6 months with no rips, shreds, or anything!
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I don't see why not...as long as it's all dry contents -- you don't want to get the unit wet. But yes, this would make a handy way to shift around a larger amount of foodstuffs in the pantry...Hey, now you've given me a new organizing idea! ;-)
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I was not able to do it. The blender's jar/canister is too large and the mixture sticks to the sides. It may work if the nuts are crushed in some manner and you start with very small pieces. Even then doubtful.
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I would not put this in the microwave. It really is intended for dry snacks...cereals, nuts, etc.
989392
Sorry, I cannot. I only have two of them and they are both filled with crackers that get regular turnover, so I would have to dump out the crackers, fill the jars, wash them and wait for them to dry and I don't really want to leave the crackers sitting out in a bowl. It does hold a gallon of liquid.
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It does much better with dry ingredients than wet. Just tried it with peanuts and it worked well. The only problem I encountered is that while some nuts were ground fine, others were hardly touched. Good idea to shake the container half way through.
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probably not. Just freeze some of the pops leave the rest in the box in dry storage.
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