Can it grind coconut?
1186905
Did u mean grind or grate..? For grating u will have to use separate utensil provided along with grinder...
1968087
Good question...I would say yes...though you would have to experiment with the setting to get the right grind.
726695
As you can see, then grater is surrounded by the metal bowl. The bowl is place to prevent for the grated coconut the fly over the place. When you plug the cord, and turn on the power, the grinder starts spinning. You insert half of the coconut on the grinder and carefully grate it, checking constantly inside the coconut so you will know what part of its meat needs more grinding. When the grinding is done, turn off the power, and be sure not to touch the grinding part for it will still be spinning for a few minutes until it goes to a final stop....
1452254
Hmm. Haven't tried that yet, but I can tell you that this is one, well-made, tough machete. I would imagine that it would have no problem with coconuts. Good heft, well balanced, and very sturdy.
853489
It can grind as fine or as coarse as you want depending on how long you run it. I use it for grinding the beans for all my coffee, whether it's coarse for my Chemex of really fine for my espresso.
215826
No, but my experience was that this grinder doesn't grind consistently anyway and sent it back. To the best of my knowledge there is a hamilton beach grinder that does that.
322127
Actually, coconut flour has the oil pressed out first, before grinding, so grinding this will NOT make coconut flour. However, if you toss a bag of this into a Vitamix, in less than two minutes you will have coconut butter, or coconut manna, at a fraction of the cost of buying those products. I just made a batch.
216559
I have not tried grinding coffee in it, however, I don't believe it would give you the even consistency you may be looking for, however, this is a great chopper/grinder and it grinds items really fine if you hold the button down but sometimes everything does get ground equally.
1724869
Yes, the instruction manual specifies that it can shred coconut. Just make sure to clean it good and watch for clogs from the coconut's oils.
635137
No, it doesn't grind that fine. It's great for everyday home use, but really not for very fine type grinds.
621238
Sandra yes it can. I use for grinding mixed nuts that I keep in the firdge and add a tablespoon to my breakfast shake each morning. It is one of the best units I have found so far. Blades are very sharpe and the white blade unit pulls up and out for cleaning. It is not quite as fine as a hand grinder but I love it and use each week. M
1724866
I am not sure.Coconut is not too soft nor too hard, so it ought to be able to shred it without turning it to mush.Just make sure the piece is large enough to shred and that no shell remains on it.Another commenter posted the site url http://www.saladshooter.com/tips.html check it out
916893
I've used it to grind nutmeg, and it works pretty well. You need to put more than one nut into the chamber for it to work well (and it gets pretty noisy), but it will grind it up.
83441
no, you just have to pulse it and check it periodically to see if the consistency is what you want. But it works pretty good. I used it to grind chaga for tea. Look up chaga.
411376
Yes, this will grind coffee into a fine powder. it is a great grinder that can adjust from fine to coarse.
540327
No, it isn't able to grind, really. It can chop things very small, but really not like almond flour. I get mine from Trader Joe's!
215825
No - unfortunately, there are no settings for this so you just have to hold the top down to grind it as much as you want or as little as you want.