Could this easily be ground into a powder?
1291635
Depends on your definition of easy. With a hand mortar & pestle, NO it wouldn't be "Easy".
1558002
I don't think it has the capabilities to grind things into powders. I am almost 100% certain it cannot. I primarily use it for my dogs food and it can barely grind chicken bones which it is supposed to be able to do.
529136
Tyler, thanks for the question. If you want your herbs ground to a 'powder' you are probably better off buying an electric spice/coffee grinder with a very fast spinning blade.
601239
Yes , it just takes enough rain/water to soak it into ground. Even if it doesnt rain a lot it will help get granules down against the dirt/soil
1347484
Not a chance. The mixing element is not strong enough for something so thick.
926483
It is finely ground and would be worth a try in noodles. Maybe I'll do that myself.
1331849
I don't think so from scratch. You might want to transfer from coffee grinder to a marble mortar and see if it would indeed become powder soft. Hope this helps.
2168445
Not really. It's basically a loose powder. It won't run, but it can wash off.
1022848
It'll make really small pieces. I think liquifying is probably not possible.
328080
I'm not sure but it could be the binding agents such as water, plant based glue etc to bind the powders into bead form
1782251
it should be powder yes but i also had two bags and they are air tight in bags, which compresses the powder. it should break apart ..
1425351
This particular one is granular, not powdered. I wonder if you could put it in the blender and make a powdered form like you do with sugar?? I really like this product.
1144551
I do not think this would be a good idea as this is in powder form. one flush and it would be gone.
411376
Yes, this will grind coffee into a fine powder. it is a great grinder that can adjust from fine to coarse.
1916643
I suspose they can be cut in half. They come in plastic packaging. Once cut you would have loose powder.
1647977
This one can be poured straight into into the salt shaker. They also have coarse salt that probably does need to be ground: http://smile.amazon.com/One-16-Ounce-Real-Salt-Coarse/dp/B001CM8RZU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401558680&sr=8-1&keywords=real+salt+coarse
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No. I was not able to actually put the powder into the ink cartridge. The ink cartridge's casing was too strong and thick. The seller refunded me.