will it gring herbs and turn it into powder.
1000773
I'm not sure...the instructions say to only use dry things like wheat berries. I bought a cheap coffee bean grinder and use that to grind flax seeds. It would probably work for herbs too. Plus usually you would be grinding a small amount of herbs, not really enough to justify pulling the Blendtec out and cleaning it after. Unless of course you are "in the business" and need a whole lot. ;)
1000774
Yes it will grind some herbs and turn it into powder but not recommended. The flavor of the herbs may mix in with the flour and some herbs may still have moisture in them. I use a regular small electric food processer $10 for my herbs and it works fine to turn them into powder.
1600571
I would be hard to do because you would have to crunch it up first. Some of the contents or seeds. It is not a powder mix
1023891
It comes in root form. I have to use a coffee grinder to turn it into powder. Hope this helps!
1462597
It can't. It could be a mess. Anything in powder and small granules are not recommended for this.
411376
Yes, this will grind coffee into a fine powder. it is a great grinder that can adjust from fine to coarse.
2029292
Cinnamon comes in either a stick form or powder.i do not believe it will grind the stick form
529139
No, once you grind your herbs the pieces fall through holes under the blades. I actually have a mechanical grinder that I use to grind my stuff to a powder. the golden gate grinder always grinds it up enough to be perfect if I dare say so.
2166354
Yes. I've used it for herbs for over 30 years. It was called Peter's most of these years but remains the same formula.
599759
it would but at such small quantities it would not be practical this grinder is for herbs and spices. there are better larger grinders out there for grinding grains
115701
No, it won't grind seeds to a powder. I have never seen a hand grinder that would. Usually seeds just crack or break into pieces. For powdering seeds I would try a food processor or coffee grinder. Hope this helps.
21372
Coarsely crush your whole spices so they can get pulled into the grinding mechanism, and it will work great!
1247324
It's finely grown herbs, not as fine as a powder. Definitely is not capsules. (Great stuff - been taking it for 15 years!)
693342
Haven't tried it, just fresh herbs. I don't think it would have a problem though, the teeth are razor sharp and grind any amount of herb in no time with a few twists
1475566
I don't think so! I could not make garlic powder out of granulated garlic, but have not tried to powder nuts.
1964248
Powder but with the right process and another chemical it will gel things into "pearls"
69805
I am pretty sure it will do both. I have mostly used it for things like my dried basil and oregano but it is strong enough to do that. I would email the vendor and ask just to be sure.
1915812
No. It turns into a paste type substance and gets mixed with the bits of rock that are chipped off.