do you think this grinder will grind poppy seed?
55284
I was able to get my coffee ground as fine as espresso, so it will probably be able to grind poppy seed. You would have to tighten the bolts as much as you can, which is what I did to get an espresso grind.
55285
no i dont think it will, i grind barley grains for beer. they are a lot bigger than poppy seeds. there is a youtube video where a guy has trouble grinding wheat.
1093727
Honestly, I don't know, but feel the grinders are close enough to break poppy.
1231095
I have not tried poppy seeds, but my guess is they are too oily. I tried sesame seeds and it just gummed up.
195616
Yes, I think it would. The top is designed to hold the contents inside the bowl which I like..... Good size for grinding small amounts. Hope this helps.
1225756
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....
1870560
although I haven't tried it yet, I did do a lot of reading before I purchased it. It should grind nuts, grains, and dried beans. We purchased it for emergency use. I own an electric wheat grinder.
272672
I would advise against it. I never tried it but it I think that is stretching its capability. I think a grinder would do a better job.
2000426
Mine grinds pink salt and organic peppers. So I would say yes depending on how much and how fast you want to grind. The grinder is wonderful!!!
98370
Not sure but it won't take much. This grinder kicks as s. Best one on the market in my opinion.
1742246
I would think so, though I can't see a definte "YES!". But I have heard of all kinds of spices and herbs and things being grind with this mill...!
415575
I really don't think so; the grinder mechanism does not seem large enough to "catch" whole coffee beans. Maybe if you break the beans first, you would manage to grind them with this mill, but it would take too long and a lot of effort for a cup's worth of ground coffee. It was built to grind small amounts of small seeds (such as black pepper or dried chilli/herbs), and small salt crystals - and it does an excellent job with both. I haven't tried it with coffee, but I do believe it would not be good at that task. Ok, they call it "Everything" mill, meaning it can handle salt and several different spices, with adjustable coarseness, but that's as far as "Everything" goes. I really don't think so; the grinder mechanism does not seem large enough to "catch" whole coffee beans. Maybe if you break the beans first, you would manage to grind them with this mill, but it would take too long and a lot of effort for a cup's worth of ground coffee. It was built to grind small amounts of small seeds (such as black pepper or dried chilli/herbs), and small salt crystals - and it does an excellent job with both. I haven't tried it with coffee, but I do believe it would not be good at that task. Ok, they call it "Everything" mill, meaning it can handle... » Read More I really don't think so; the grinder mechanism does not seem large enough to "catch" whole coffee beans. Maybe if you break the beans first, you would manage to grind them with this mill, but it would take too long and a lot of effort for a cup's worth of ground coffee. It was built to grind small amounts of small seeds (such as black pepper or dried chilli/herbs), and small salt crystals - and it does an excellent job with both. I haven't tried it with coffee, but I do believe it would not be good at that task. Ok, they call it "Everything" mill, meaning it can handle salt and several different spices, with adjustable coarseness, but that's as far as "Everything" goes. « Show Less
1628844
I haven't tried grinding seeds other than black pepper. You'd probably have to clean the fibers out a bit more often, but the blades should work fine.
1244334
I have only used it for course salt, but there is a burr on the bottom that tightens or loosens the grinding plate, so maybe small seeds are possible for it to grind. I know my salt comes out in very fine grains. Poppy sees are pretty tiny tho, so your guess is as good as mine.
1456603
Yes it will. If you're interested in finding out specifically what the mill will and will not grind, please reference the web site: http://willitgrind.com
1153084
I have no direct knowledge about whether it will grind flax seeds or not... I only use it to chop veg and it does a wonderful job. But, that being said, I have never tried to pulverize any veg items and am assuming that pulverizing is what you may be looking for. If I had some, I would try for you - but I don't! Update: just ground some of my daughter's croutons (on high, PUREE) and it did pretty well... more or less a coarse grind. So, if you are looking to accomplish that plus chop some veg, it's a dandy little device.
348939
It certainily should but I had to return it because it did nothing but grind when I tried to use it. So returned it and went without!
929102
Yes, you be able to use it to grind seeds. The blades are close enough together to be used for that.