If we are grinding chicken backs with the coarse grinder attachment, how coarse do the pieces come out - we are hoping for half-size grape pieces.
1030353
Hi, the diameter of the holes on cthe oarse grinder is 6mm, and there are 19 holes on the grinder.
1030354
listen--this is a bad ass grinder-- makes a bit of noise--and kicks ass---buy it-- nothing seems to stop it--if the sizes are a bit large--run it through again
1465179
I think this is pretty coarse and it keeps doing it by itself. There is a screw in the top that you adjust the size of the grind and it likes to back itself out to large pepper. Not near the size of a whole peppercorn but large to me. Can do fairly fine but again, it won't stay on that setting.
329501
I use this grinder for espresso drinks and have never tried grinding much more coarsely. I would recommend contacting the manufacturer. They have great customer service and can advise you fairly quickly after sending them a message.
2266683
You should not grind any beef bones in this grinder - or any other one because the bones are too hard.Chicken bones grind up great in this grinder. We have used it over and over, and it has not failed us yet.
500578
Haven't tried to grind corn. I get a bit of "flour" when I grind wheat and barley for brewing beer. The gap is set to 0.003" with a feeler gauge (from an auto parts shop). I assume you could crank the gap down to where you'd get a flour-like result from corn, or at least a fine corn meal. The only problem I would foresee is that the upper gap may be too large to grab a corn kernel.
208811
Depends on quality of the flour. I purchase the very fine so I think it would take a very good grinder/nutribullet to get this quality.
1597366
You tighten / loosen a screw to adjust your grind. I keep an eye on the ground material and adjust the screw if needed as I go. As mentioned in other reviews, multiple grindings may be needed for your desired texture.
1667966
i would not use the magnum if you are doing just chicken bones. it is very good if grinding the meat and bones together. But i wanted to give my cats chunks of meat in addition to the ground so i cleared the chicken bones on about 10 and proceeding to grind them. although it worked, the bones got stuck several times and when i went to take the grinder apart to clean, it would not budge. i had to use chop sticks to push the pieces of bones out (took quite some time) and then the grinder finally opened
1068084
Yes. Without a doubt it should do a very good job of grinding chicken. Nice and powerful. Take the bones out first. Hope this helps.
63097
This (Kuhn Rikon Vase Grinder) may be designed as a garnisher, rather than a bulk grinder. For me it works fine (all other hand grinders take as much time, in my experience). Good luck!
2129095
Opinion is it would be difficult given the lack of leverage on the short lid-handle and short grinder-handle. It would depend too on the hardness of the nuts. We gave ours away because it did not work well on hard or medium hard cheese. Good luck!
334255
We have not tried that yet. This was for my husband, and so far he has only done a medium/fine grind.
328900
This grinder produces a coarse grind as is shown in the product photo of ground nutmeg. If you truly need a "dust-like" consistency, such as that of store-bought ground oregano, then I don't think this product will meet your needs.
1830952
I have the same question. I'm looking for a good grinder to make my own cat food. I would like to grind up chicken thighs and also rabbit.
754455
I have not yet dismantled the grinder yet-- but I do know that the mill is adjustable-- and that the grinders are large enough to handle Coffee berry/beans just fine. Ask me in a year or two, if I have had a chance to tear into it by then.-- Mack
484679
Yes, but I recommend chopping them into small pieces and never use the joints. Grind them through several times with meat in small batches and be sure to go through each batch for shards. Chicken bone splinters pretty easily and you sure don't want that in your pet food. I bought this grinder for the same reason and if you use it carefully and get the hang of it, it's an excellent machine. I was surprised by the power and quality of it for the price. I am still happy with my purchase.
616135
I have never used this for coarse ground anything. I have a different grinder for course grinding. The adjustment for this grinder should make course ground corn.....it just depends how course. We use our Victorio for medium and fine grinding, mostly with red and white wheat berries. Hopes this helps, Charles