Can these be ground in a food processor and made into powder?
1085544
It can be grated. I am unsure how difficult or easy it would be to do so in bulk, but if you wanted it powdered it would be fresher if you ground just what you needed.
1085545
I have never ground them, I use them in drinks and for canning beets and in my cinnamon and honey tea. I have used a grater to grate small amounts on tops of drinks and foods so I would say you should be able to.
925099
I have never tried it but I think it would. I have ground up sesame seeds to powder.
2212922
You could pulverize it into powder in a Vitamix, or dissolve it in water. I'm not sure if you could pulverize it by hand (with mortar and pestle.)
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
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.
169974
Hello,You could put some powder into the water and stir to mix well. Furthermore, powder is good for nutrition's absorption and good for our health. It also can be used in ice cream and cakes. Thanks!
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.
2029754
I don't know. I never tried. I bought these for my daughter for a hand held mixer. Sorry!
1078431
I would say probably not. They are made for icing, possibly potatoes, deviled eggs and etc.
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.
115701
No, it won't grind seeds to a powder. I have never seen a hand grinder that would. Usually seeds just crack or break into pieces. For powdering seeds I would try a food processor or coffee grinder. Hope this helps.
2212920
Michael, I haven't tried crushing it into powder but if you don't have a mortar you could try crushing it with the back of a large spoon in a bowl. and boiling water dissolves it quite fast.
690919
Yes, but they will melt faster. I have even added toppings for icecream for more flavor. It freezes great for eating later.
1318401
im pretty sure you can use a grinder or mortar and pestle, etc to pulverize it and you can also put it in capsules, so yes
1348271
Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.
1916643
I suspose they can be cut in half. They come in plastic packaging. Once cut you would have loose powder.
727933
I always grind them in a coffee grinder, works great. I think they taste better ground.