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Coffee Grinder for Peppers
I got my dad a coffee grinder for christmass and some Community Beans (he is a big time Community drinker) and he was looking at it and wondering if he could grind up his Cayenne and other peppers in it. Anyone got any ideas
Toastie- Posts : 99
Join date : 2010-04-02
Location : LaPlace, La
Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
It would be a better idea to get a second grinder to use for herbs and spices. Not that I'd know from experience or anything, but spiced coffee isn't always everything it's cracked up to be.


LaFee-
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Join date : 2010-03-03
Location : West Central Florida
Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
humm.. that could work... I bet a burr (sp) grinder would really really be a decent idea.
Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
I use my 'coffee' grinder to grind various dry things, most often flax seed when I am making bread. I say give it a try, but make sure it's wiped clean for the next item to be ground. A food processor or mortar and pestle are alternatives.
Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
I also use my coffee grinder for all kinds of things: flax seeds, coconut, grinding rolled oats into oat flour...
Just wipe it out with a damp cloth afterwards, no problem!
Just wipe it out with a damp cloth afterwards, no problem!
Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
I'm with you on the mild things -- oatmeal in your coffee probably wouldn't be noticed.
Chili peppers, however...yowza.
Chili peppers, however...yowza.
LaFee-
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Re: Coffee Grinder for Peppers
I found the coffee grinder to be ineffective on my cayenne peppers last year. Mine is an older blade model not a nice burr grinder but it just was not very good. I had better luck just letting them dry fully then busting them up in a mortal and pestle.
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