What about grinding nuts with little to no water?
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It has plenty of power for nuts. You might have to use pulse mode to mix the nuts up more evenly. IfYou are trying to make peanut butter the problem is it gets so thick it doesn't fall down on the blades so you have to stop and push.
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Not an issue. Especially if you soak the nuts in the water you're willing to use first. I grind black peppercorns in mine all the time.
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I grind seeds and nuts with no problem to make different nut milks. I start with the seeds or nuts without water and it turns it into very fine meal. I then add water and it turns it into milk. My wife just puts the water and nuts in together and it works just as well.
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Highly oily grains and nuts are not recommended fodder for this machine. You may want to consider a hand grinder. Most electric grinders specify that oily grains and nuts will gum up the mechanism of the machine.
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This product was designed to pick up medium size nuts (pecans, hazel nuts, almonds, etc.) when you get to walnut sizes I do not think it will be as efficient. Also rocks are not symmetrical & are rough so that may wear the tines after a while. In tilling my garden I do not bother with small stones (golf ball or smaller) unless there are alot. Bigger than a small potato may jam the tiller if caught in it. Hope this helps...
656368
I keep dried beans, grains, nuts, and seeds in them in the freezer throughout the summer. Works fine. I have not used them for anything that contains water.
1230089
I used to grind nuts with a hand-held Cuisinart grinder/chopper, but the results were more powder or paste with a few large chunks. The Hazel Nut Grinder finely chops nuts into a uniform mixture. The chopped nuts still have texture, but there are no large chunks.
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This grinder is for dry grains and such. Not meant for wet or oily foods like nuts or peanuts. The best peanut butter I've had came out of a typical kitchen food processor. Roast your peanuts, toss in a food processor, set on high... let it go until you get the consistency you want, add salt. Done.
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yes it will grind nuts, be sure to have the plastic lid on since it will grind it as fine as you wish.
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Haven't tried it, but some nuts don't grind all that easily so I'm really wary of how hard you would have to work to get coffee beans through there.
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No doubt in my mind that it would grind nuts and seeds. The only difficulty that would arise is cleaning if you go from seeds back to coffee.
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I've only used the grinder to grind black sesame seeds and peanuts. It works very well with small, hard, and dry seeds or nuts for sure. I probably would not use it to "chop" fresh wet plants like plants....
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Yes, but to be honest a good blender or sm food precessor is better, or large depending on how many nuts you'll be grinding at a time!
195730
Well I think you might want to look into drip irrigation if you only need a small amount of water...
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The sell the nuts here on Amazon from various vendors. A quick search should find what you need.
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Probably could. I have been grinding pavers, rock and granite without an issue. May want to think about using water to keep the dust down
1065310
The settings for grinding are 2,4,6,8 and 10 cups. If you put in enough water for one cup and set it on two for grinding it might be a little strong.
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I was not able to do it. The blender's jar/canister is too large and the mixture sticks to the sides. It may work if the nuts are crushed in some manner and you start with very small pieces. Even then doubtful.
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The surface should be dry. No rain for that day. I used screw driver to loosen the diet and then blower to clean the crack.