can this work for sugar snap peas
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I bought it specifically for sugar snap peas. I have had trouble with getting them to sprout in past years. I soaked the seed overnight, then coated them with the inoculant. It looks as though every seed came up.
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Yes, that is what I use it for. I soak the peas for awhile and then roll them in the Innoculant. The nitrogen boost helps with germination.
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I haven't used it for a sugar scrub. Need to give it a try, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. It worked great for soap. It has a thick, smooth consistency.
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Yes, it will work fine. I have used Pam or coconut oil then dusted with rice flour.
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It should- they may need to be broken cause almonds are larger. Cant say 100% for whole almonds-
464893
No, the holes are to large for couscous. I wouldn't put rice in it. either. Fresh peas are about the smallest I would use it for
1863584
Yes. I needed it for sugar cones and so it was too short. Didn't end up using it yet
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I just tried it on some baby carrots and it worked. It dices it into small pieces. I have not tried it on other root vegetables.
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You would want an inoculant for peanuts/lima beans. This would be a better choice for Pigeon peas: Garden Accessory Inoculant Organic for Bean Pea Peanuts D9321 (Brown) 1.5 Ounce Pack Treats 8 Pounds by David's Garden Seeds (pv)by David's Garden Seedshttp://www.amazon.com/Garden-Accessory-D9321-Davids-Seeds/dp/B003CZMYY0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1395344975&sr;=8-2&keywords;=seed+inoculantBest of luck with your garden this year! Alan
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Yes, but I think you would need other "flours" as well. I use a combination of white rice flour, some bean flour, tapioca starch and potato starch.
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I use it to grind meat and it purees that just fine. I believe it would do just fine for the peas. I have been very happy with the performance of this grinder.
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Hi ,This product Harvest Snaps Snapea Original Green Pea Crisps is a GLUTEN FREE ,so to baked the green peas , instead of wheat a little rice should be mixed with it .Still it is very testy and all my family like it very much .
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It should work but caution on two fronts: if you live in a rainy area, everything gets moist inside the shaker (I use it for salt and add rice as a desiccant); and two, for fine grained stuff like powdered sugar, just go slowly and it should work. Không hiểu.Skip Kazarian
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Absolutely - it will comfortably grind the coconut for chutney makes it great even if you add chick peas. I make coastal (konkani) coconut recipes with this all the time. This blender grinds it like a stone grinder would.
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Yes. For the most part. Its not going to get stuff that is smaller than a pea though. You get to a point where the slits are too close together and it doesn't work at all. This one is pretty close to perfect imo.
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I would assume so, I use it for Venus Flytraps. Its a fairly fine grained peat, w/no additives
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I really do not know if it will or not. The screen would be too small for granulated sugar to go through. I bought the bigger one that you can use for flour for the sugar canister. They do make a much smaller version of this, that you could put spices in, and I use that one for cinnamon sugar mix. I do have the one for brown sugar and it works great !!! I love all the canisters and containers in this line !
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Yes. It works for any vegetable. I have used it to make sauerkraut many times. Follow instructions carefully to activate culture.