can grind coffe beans or nuts?
1450879
I didn't find it ground anything very well. Definitely not coffee beans. Nuts maybe. I had no luck with flax seeds -- just got gummed up in the works. I'd pass on this product.
1450880
I don't think so the space were you would put pepper or items to grind is very narrow so I don't think nuts or coffee beans would fit.
1797248
I've never used it for anything but coffee beans but I imagine you could grind flax seed on a finer setting.
1189372
It GRINDS!!!, whole beans... also has grinder setting and more ... you can use ground coffee as well...
1347703
It will not grind anything with moisture, so nuts are not a possibility. It will ruin the grinder
55284
I was able to get my coffee ground as fine as espresso, so it will probably be able to grind poppy seed. You would have to tighten the bolts as much as you can, which is what I did to get an espresso grind.
832256
In general, no. You need the Wonder Junior to do a good job with nuts and seeds. However, there are a select few things like this it can grind. To answer your specific question, though, it CANNOT grind almond nuts, and it will VOID the warranty if you attempt it. Please contact us for more information on this mill or the Wonder Junior (its hand operated sister unit). We also sell other machines that would do the job very well. Thanks! -9G Health Foods, 205.202.9235
1698091
No, you cannot grind anything other than roasted coffee. Grinding other things may damage the machine and/or cause injury. It is certainly not covered by the warranty.
955111
Yes. We use it for grinding coffee, cardamom, clove and other crunchy spices. Almonds should be no problem. It has two different grinding cups with different blades for different grinding jobs.
2113109
Yes, it will grind roasted coffee beans as fine as talcum powder if you want it that fine, or more coarse if that is your preference. I have even used it to grind green coffee beans (which are very hard, and thus extremely difficult to grind) to a fine powder. It does heat up a little during the grinding, and the thermal switch may cut in before you get the beans fully ground. To reduce the risk of that happening, I freeze the beans before grinding them, by placing them in the fast freeze section of my freezer about an hour before grinding.
928870
you must grind the coffee beans finer. And coffee will be stronger. But it also depends on the brand of coffee ......
2067545
I use mine for only nuts. It will grind them to any degree of fineness you prefer, including to paste (almost butter) texture. Works best if you don't fill it too full. It's a dandy little appliance and well worth the price.
1968086
Never tried coffee beans, but I agree with the post indicating it could clog the grinder. I have had problems with nuts clogging the grinder, and coffee beans do have oil. If you try it, make sure to use the coarsest setting to start off with.
853495
As others have said here, for coffee, you can get a course grind by not grinding so long. I use mine for spices and want a very fine grind.
1707986
No, I only tried to grind peanuts, it works great.I do not believe it can grind coffee beans properly, just by looking at the blade mechanism.
747128
No. What ever you use needs to be ground. So either buy ground coffee or grind it yourself. Hmmm. Sounds good right about now.
1968089
Yes, but grind it coarse first, then fine if wanted. Coffee beans are a little sticky.
626259
Anytype of regular ground coffee. I grind up my own beans usually .... or i use chock full of nuts brand of coffee ... this coffee maker can make any coffee taste great.. no filter needed