Is this a fine grind used for cooking or does it need to be ground?
1163431
It is not fine grained, but not coarse grained, it doesn't need to be ground, it will go through a salt shaker.
1900292
Yes, I can not imagine it being ground any finer... it is extremely powdery so be careful with it or you will get a cloud of dust in your face lol
2182277
It should be ground as expresso at the store. Using the usual drip ground will make weak expresso. The best is using a burr grinder. You can experiment with fine to very fine to make the espresso you like best.
1484463
NO, NOT REGULAR GROUND COFFEE, You will need to use "ESPRESSO" Which is SUPER FINE GROUND UP COFFEE.
926483
It is finely ground and would be worth a try in noodles. Maybe I'll do that myself.
1044262
I would not recommend using fine seeds like chia maybe poppy or flax...they will diffently grind them to a very fine powder..I use the grinders for very coarse spices like Rosemary,oregano, etc. if you are interested in using them for spices I wouldn't purchase anything but this item, it grinds so fine you don't need to use allot while cooking and if you are bbq'ing the spices doesn't burn before the food is cooked.I hope this works.
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.
1732656
I think so. No need if you have a burr grinder of your own or have it ground at store
1401817
I use it to make shakes with ice cubes. Crushes the ice very well. I have also made home made dressings, grinds spices that are in oil well. I have not tried to grind a chile pepper though. Not sure how fine ground you need it though. I don't think it would pulverize it. There are two blades in the small container and three in the larger. I am very happy with it for my needs.
2087471
Yes. Course grind. If you want to reduce to flour consistency, I would use ceramic with broad pestle
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
385101
This is a trick question lol. You need to use "Coarse coffee grinds" however I used maxwell house fine ground beans. The only down fall is I may of used to much because some parts where a DARK BROWN color. I would suggest grinding the coffee coarse like there directions say (AFTER YOU BUY IT HAS DIRECTIONS ON BOX)
434983
it is course. Doesn't matter when you put it in stuff that you are cooking. We used a mortar and pestle to grind it to put on food. Sort of a nice touch to hand grind your own salt.
1610961
Yep! If you like a fine grind, you have to brush the grind that sticks to the side of the "Shute" but they provide a brush for that. I like dark oily beans and a fine grind.
273043
It is sea salt which is a coarse but a wonderful salt for cooking. You could possibly try Morton iodized salt but you would only need a salt shaker not a grinder for that.
1254455
No. It does not require grinding. the 10lb bag of 100% Whole Grain, Organic Sprouted Wheat flour is ground flour and ready to use. it makes fabulous bread in my bread maker.
124276
Yes, it has to be ground. I grind mine with a Deni 3500, it depends on how much you grind as to what grinder to use, I do 4 deer a year. Any grinder will work.