Do you need to grind these to make poppy seed strudel?
231767
I think yes, because these seeds are not processed in any way, and would be too hard to use in filling as they are.But please do not take my word for it since I never made poppy seed strudel before.
231768
I think yes, because these seeds are not processed in any way, and would be too hard to use in filling as they are. But please do not take my word for it since I never made poppy seed strudel before.
1762182
No, it will not grind flax seeds. PS. I love golden flax seeds. Many people assume that the dark brown flax seeds are the only ones available.
1984647
No. You need a coffee grinder for flax seeds. When you grind the seeds, they are moist inside with their oil, so the meal that results is not super dry but kind of moist powder. Therefore, if you put them in a pepper grinder, it would clog up very quickly and the ground flax bits would not drop out. Pepper is super dry. Flax seed is not.
1757719
Yes. But you should put them in a food processor to make them nib size first if you're looking for a powder end result. After they are smaller in size, you should grind them for 15 seconds, wait 10 seconds, then grind for another 15 seconds and you should have your powder. Hope this helps.
561486
Yes, you can. I have a recipe for pancakes where you put the wheat kernels in the blender with the other ingredients and grind until smooth. The Blendtec is the strongest best blender I have ever owned. I even ground dried white beans for a recipe that called for bean flour.
244663
Yes. They are pre-printed and you stick them on the pop. These did not taste good and were small, but they look pretty.
1231097
I have ground Quinia, Millet, Armiroth (sp), Rice, Flax Seed and other small seeds/grains with my mill. Poppy seeds are tiny black spheres so in my opinion they would grind well but likely slowly. As I am thinking that you would not be grinding a huge amount of Poppy seeds this is likely a good mill for the task as it cleans up so easily. The main problem I see is with OILY seeds such as "sunflower" that do tend to gum up the steel burs.
727938
From the research that I have done, you do not need to grind them to get the full nutritional benefit. Unlike flax seeds, your body can break down the hull. They will indeed get stuck in your teeth, however. :)
1720795
Definitely NOT ! They were last year, but are not anymore. I do PST to be able to eat food due health issues. Except for Bobs Red Mill seeds, which are excellent, but costly, Amazon does not currently have ANY UN-WASHED seeds available. I have purchased and tried ALL of them. There is an un- washed Poppy seed shortage across the Country currently.
673523
The C5 can certainly grind them, but because they tend to stick together more you have to stir the beans up a little more often. Otherwise you get the 'need to add beans' message. Because the C5 feeds the beans from the side, with a very small area for the gravity feed above the grinder, they tend to stick together because there is not a heavy weight of beans on top pushing into the grinder. I have to push them over to the top of the grinder feeder once or twice a week with my finger even when not using oily beans and it's not a major inconvenience.
1822795
I have not tried to grind them but one thing to keep in mind is that cacao is very high in fat, and as you grind it, if you allow the grinder to heat up it will begin turning your cacao grind into a sticky paste.
1126008
Yes I had no problem grinding rye or any of the hard wheat's with this grinder. I did put the grain through on the medium grind before grinding it on fine. The flour made great rye rolls.
1677035
I'm no true expert, but they are not for planting. These are baking poppy seeds. If you want to grow them you need to get California poppy seeds. Have a wonderful day:)
29440
If you broke them up into smaller pieces it might. I don't think it will grind them as fine as you'd want. It's not going to be powder.
1560748
Yes. You can grind the seeds. I personally use a coffee grinder to grind the seeds, then put them in a drink.
2047459
I would say yes if not tooo fine a grind. It is a fine mesh and if you've ever use a coffee press you would probably get same effect. I haven't done it myself because I don't drink coffee so I don't see why not. Finished pot should contain no grounds. Not to mention that when I was young, my grandmother use to make great coffee by putting the grounds in empty egg shells. The coffee stayed pretty settled at the bottom of the pot inside the egg shells and you poured carefully. So this should work.
1181293
I haven't tried them, but my best guess is that this machine would grind them with no problems. This grinder will grind old pinto beans, and they're relatively big and really, really hard when over 7 years old.