Can you grind dehydrated vegetables that are broken up into small pieces?
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I don't see why not. It's less hard than grains. It's a good thought... I was thinking of dehydrating home made dog food, and it would surely save space to grind it too! This handles some pretty tough whole wheat berries. I have run mine over an hour with the motor attachment. I opted for this one because I can also hand grind when the power is out. I make breads on the woodstove, which are great. Even power is on I do it! Make sure you realize only this deluxe can take the motor...I know that's not what you asked about...but the motor is very worth it! My only one little issue with this grinder for wheat....which is no big deal... but it may also be true with veggies...sometimes when you are near the end of what's in the hopper, sometimes (with motor OFF please!) need to push the stuff down a little more. Seems the weight of more stuff in the hopper does the pushing. Not an issue with the hand grinding so much, but could be. I poke the stuff down with a skewer and it works again for the duration of what's left in it. Very sturdy, very good, I use it on the finest setting, good fine powder comes out.
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I do not know if you can grind dehydrated veggies, but the grinder is terrible. It doesn't stay at the desired setting. I would not invest into it. We returned it and got the family grain mill which was great for a hand milling grinder otherwise we have the wondermill more electric. Hope that helps.
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IM sure you can.. It's strongstrong enough to crack carrots beta etc, frozen bananas and other fruit shouldn't be a problem...it's actually better with hard substances then it is with softer ones like leafy greens
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Yes, but you won't need to use it much if you chop the produce in small pieces. Watch the videos on YouTube from " discount juicers " and they will give you lots of info on how to juice with the best results.
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Yes, but if your greens are in a bunch, I would break or cut them in half first. This will make for less wear and tear on the juicer's motor.
2013768
I have chopped cabbage in mine. You can't fill it very full, so you'll have to do the process several times.But this little baby can chop--fine or coarse. I love it.
334255
We have not tried that yet. This was for my husband, and so far he has only done a medium/fine grind.
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Your question made me curious, so I tried to put various types of vegetables through my Norpro grinder after dicing them, and it did produce tiny chunks of vegetables, or coursely ground. It was time consuming and not worth the effort. A food grater, dicer or processor would work better, in my opinion. Hope this was helpful.
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No. Only fill the hopper with what you're grinding for use now. Store the rest in a air tight jar stored in a cool, dark place (do not refrigerate).
35249
If they are larger dry herbs then yes if not you will need to get a herb chopper or grinder.
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Use all vegetable matter--grapefruit rinds, coffee grinds, wilted lettuce, potatoe skins and on and on. No meat, no fat, not too heavy sticks or branches. Give it time to decompose and scoop out from the bottom the first vegetable matter you put in.
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That is the best option I've found. Depending on what you are grinding it may be possible to scoop the results out with a flexible spoon or spatula. But I worry about how much I'll leave behind, so I will typically just pick it up and scrape out the contents.
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I have not tried but am sure you could. As a child we used to purchase cod fish flakes to make them . With the dried cod pieces I would rehydrate the fish and brake them into little bits to mix with other ingredients. Sorry this is all I can recommend
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I have not ever tried anything like that. The blades are not really very sharp so I would think it might break the vegetables if they are really frozen but I would not think it cut through them.
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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
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Joy, I haven't mixed vegetables but I did a banana. Suggestion-cut the vegetables very fine before you put in glass to mix.
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I have not tried to do that, but since they sell a separate salt grinder my best gas is that the grinding elements are different for salt from pepper Salt is a harder material. Spices might be okay, but I have never tried that.
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These have a "semi-waxy" consistency and can be broken along the scored lines. Therefore I suppose they can be broken down into smaller pieces, but think it may require "cutting" as opposed to breaking. When they break as intended, a few loose chips are produced as well. I think you will likely end up with chips (like produced when slicing a stick of frozen butter) rather than any sort of uniform "pellet."