Will it course grind corn for chicken reed.
469052
yes. the plate width is very adjustable, it will grind fom very course to flower.
1144233
I'm not sure what Katrina is talking about because this grinder works amazingly. Maybe she put it together incorrectly? Anyway, it will crush chicken bones with no problem. I've even done turkey bones although the turkey legs did cause the grinder to stop twice. But, turkey bones are bigger and harder than chicken bones. I actually made some youtube videos showing it grinding chicken, check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWARTDPfjy8
664246
Yes it will. Just select the "ingredients" tab, click on the "add grain" button, and it pulls up a menu for you to enter whatever specs you wish.
175164
It's funny that the product pictures show chicken wings (bone in) loaded in the feed tray and some meat ground so one would assume that this grinder can grind bones. Why are you tricking customers into thinking this product grinds bones when you say it won't.
1728272
I'm not sure, but I don't see why not. It'll grind beans and corn. What you need to avoid is stuff that's wet and/or oily.
112133
I don't know, I returned mine as it did a lousy job grinding chicken, and was a mess to clean.
1797247
I emailed a company rep and he said he used it to grind bird seed so he thinks it'll work, just set it to a very fine grind.
1093728
Seems to work best for larger hard seeds like pepper corns. Have not tried to grind the seeds you listed but i have tried to grind fennel. Most of the fennel seeds fall through without getting touched by the grinder. I imagine the same would happen to the small seeds you want to grind. You may need to get a mortar and pestal or try one of those electric gadgets that grinds coffee beans.
883113
I haven't tried corn yet, but it shouldnt be a problem, the motors are strong- I've tried rice (Japanese), barley, red and white wheat in making wonder flour - corn and tiff are next
146816
As long as its dry sure it will...the key is the corn must be thoroughly dry. If it's not you will have a difficult time grinding the corn...the mill will constantly get clogged. I typically run my corn through twice...once at a course setting and then again at a fine setting so that we can make corn bread...seems to work better if you do this.
470669
nuts will turn to paste. I know it does corn very well. I don't know about seeds. I imagine the harder the seed the better it will grind. I'm sure the warrenty is voided because it will clog the machine.
225721
probably not; it wouldn't fit anything larger than a soybean or corn kernel. Unless you chop the cinnamon or nutmeg seeds into small uniform pieces, they wouldn't fit between the plates. The mill can however grind anything of that hardness.
616135
I have never used this for coarse ground anything. I have a different grinder for course grinding. The adjustment for this grinder should make course ground corn.....it just depends how course. We use our Victorio for medium and fine grinding, mostly with red and white wheat berries. Hopes this helps, Charles
2047967
It would probably not grind fennel, poppy or sesame seeds. It does a great job on fresh herbs.
287428
It's harder than wheat for sure but doable. I run it though a couple of times. Once to 'crack' the corn and then again on a finer setting to make meal. I hope you have the power bar handle extender. This really adds to the ease of turning and grinding and is well worth the price! I have also found that the counter height makes a big difference in ease of grinding. For me higher is better. My hopper sits about chest high on me. No leaning over to grind� I use it every week and dearly love this machine!
1149486
Yes, it will do the job. That's what I used it for. It works OK on everything but dried corn. If you are planning on baking often, though, it can be tedious.
362646
Not yet. I am buying pre-ground meat at the store,not my favorite option. I don't think the KA grinder is meant for this kind if thing, based on the discussion board.