I will be dehydrating placentas and using this to grind up for encapsulating: so it will be like grinding up dried meat, will this work?
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not sure. this is predominantly a spice grinder and can grind small quantities of meat up to 200 grams.
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I have not tried it myself, but I don't see why not! Try a small amount with other food to see how it will work. This is a wonderful little dehydrator although I have only used it for meat as my dog loves, loves, loves meat! Hope you enjoy it! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful for what you asked.
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Raju, I only use this to wet grind corn to make my own masa for corn tortillas. With the Atta-Kneader, I suspect it would do a fine job. Give a call to Inno Concepts. You will probably talk with the owner. Good luck, and hope this helps.P.S.. There is a returned one at Amazon Warehouse Deals right now for $183.
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Wow you know I have never heard of anyone wanting to grind nuts with a meat grinder, I would think you may try a couple of peace's of wax paper and a rolling pin. As for ease of cleaning, Yes it is. Try a Ninja machine.
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I'm not really sure but I don't think a couple more would hurt. I have completely loaded mine - trays full and all trays used - several times and it did seem to take longer to dry than when I had more open space on the trays or fewer trays being used. That was with sweet potatoes and another time with bananas so both high moisture things. I think it may be easy to "overload" with so many trays that the drying time took much longer - and with meat this would be a big concern to me.
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I've used it to grind nutmeg, and it works pretty well. You need to put more than one nut into the chamber for it to work well (and it gets pretty noisy), but it will grind it up.
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Yes grind up is a better way to put it. It works well. I cut mine up and ran it through a spreader.
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Hello, I had a really bad experience with this grinder. I used it a couple of times for flax seeds, and it did fine, but it broke when I tried to grind coffee beans. Hard to say about your question. Wet rice is so much softer than coffee beans, but it did seem like a flimsy product.
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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.
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It grinds both very good. I used dried when I got it and fresh a few days afterwords. Its good for either!
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Ultra Dura+ is not made to grind meat. We do not know anyone who has used it for meat.
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I would imagine it could grind thawed non-stringey (not too many tendons) or boney meat, but I wouldn't throw a frozen block of ground beef inside ... that would certainly damage your blades.
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I am not sure. I never tried grind fat scraps. I did not have problem with fat meat. I think if your fat will be cold it will work. hope this will help. Benjamin.
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I did use it to dehydrate a couple of years ago. I remember it worked well. I sliced fruit really thin to make fruit leather. Do a trial batch.
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its pretty simple. grind your meat. squeeze it through the gun onto the dehydrator and voila!
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This attachment only works on the Kitchen Aid Mixer. I don't think it would be suitable for grinding meat. But if you check their attachment list, I believe Kitchen Aid makes an meat grinder and a sausage stuffer. Good luck! I have owned my Kitchen Aid for years and it has been a great product.
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It will grind coarse if you don't grind too long.. Not sure why the other reviewer said no. It even says so in the instructions.