just what i wanted for flax seeds
seed or requires to much product to grind efficiently.
i now use it for nuts, seeds and grains!
i use it to grind flax seeds.
i am a low carb-er and have to grind lots of seeds and nuts not to mention spices.
black pepper i use it to grind flax seeds kinda hard to clean with blade in place, good price
i've used this for sunflower seeds, cashews, and salba.
i'm on a flax seed kick and needed something to grind the seeds with.
that includes flax, walnuts, almonds and sunflower seeds.
i just recently purchase salba seeds and i needed to grind, this toastmaster little grinder does a great job!
even if it only lasts for 2 years, you could afford to buy 30 of them for what a small professional grade burr grinder would cost and it's actually easier to live with than the pro grade grinder
this is not a professional grade grinder, it is not designed for commercial use.
i use it for grinding flax seeds and it does a very good job turning the seeds into powder for my drink.
used it for grinding poppy seeds, chillies, sesame seeds, garlic, ginger etc.
thus far, i have ground chiles, seeds and even fresh lemongrass.
the cool grind is easy to use, and it works great for us for both coffee beans and spices like dried rosemary, lavender, flax seed and cardamom.
i use this to grind seeds or nuts finely more often than coffee beans, and it works great for me.
as well known as a mazzer mini, the macap has been getting good reviews as the one that might finally unseat the mini from its position as the best grinder for the serious home espresso enthusiast.
the only potential downside is the stepped grind selector; many enthusiasts feel that fine-tuning should be done in the grinder, and that the steps are too large.
while maybe not as well known as a mazzer mini, the macap has been getting good reviews as the one that might finally unseat the mini from its position as the best grinder for the serious home
i love coffee and i grind most of my seed spices fresh -- this is good for none of these purposes, perhaps it works for a french press, but i found while waiting for a real coffee grinder that a
it's easy to use to mash up seeds and nuts, but hard to get the right
it's primarily made to grind coffee beans, but you can use it to grind seeds like flax or spices or whatever and it works great and takes up virtually no space at all in the kitchen because its so
summary: i purchased this coffee grinder to grind wheat and flax and other grains.
i bought this product, not to grind coffee beans, but to grind flax seeds for the greatest health benefit...and it works great!
this is the second time that i have purchased one of these, i use it to grind spices, flax seed and, of course, coffee.
i don't drink coffee, i use it to grind flax seeds and it's great.
it has ground coffee for me, ground up nuts and flaxseeds and they all came out perfect.
i've been using this to grind flax seeds and it works great.
does a great job on coffee and flax seeds.
i use it to grind my flax seeds and it dose a wonderful job every morning.
i used it to grind flax seeds, and various nuts mainly.
update 12/2/06: this is great for grinding small amounts of flax seeds as well.
still-- unless you want to spring for a professional quality/adjustable blade grinder-- this one is an excellent choice.
i have only used it to grind noncoffee items, primarily flax seeds and rose hips.
i bought a second bowl so that i could grind spices in the same machine, and i think the coffee grinder works better on spices and seeds (such as flax) than it does on coffee.
it is persnickity with other seeds besides coffee, such as flax and sesame.
anyone giving this one 5 stars either is not a coffee connoisseur or must have used a very old grinder in the past.
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