What size is the grind of this product? (i'm looking for fine or ultra-fine grind) thanks!
381585
I don't know how you define fine or ultra-fine but I think you will be happy with this grade. I brush my teeth with it so I consider it ultra-fine.
329067
I think a medium grind works best. Too fine a grind will plug the very small holes in the basket and affect the taste of the coffee and the performance of the percolator.
880633
Hello, I used this grinder for coffee beans, Green Cardamom, and other stuff, it works fine, i am happy with this product, i went through 2 different brands but since I found this one I am pleased with it, I recommend this grinder. I hope i was able to help you.
262042
yes don't know much about coffee grind but finer would be best. I could see it working well for instant coffee and would be useful when filling a "my k cup"
2092916
I have been using this grinder for several months - I will grind as finely as you wish. It runs and has an automatic "off". If you want it more fine - run it longer. Whether the fine setting is correct or not is a matter of preference. It will grind very fine. I hope this helps.
215828
no. The longer u hold it down & let it grind, the finer it becomes. There are recommendations in the paperwork. 14 seconds is what i am using for a medium grind.
682294
Not sure of your "super coarse" concept, but in my opinion, the coarsest grind is too big for table use . . . good luck!
1439524
I used a battery operated grinder and it handled it just fine, until the grinder pooped out ... but then I used it a LOT. Then I just decided to buy the already ground stuff and I'm much happier. Either way it's quality salt, no additives, no difference in taste or flavor, and no grinding!
1756331
I am using the Premier brand (the image showing). This is good one as reviewed several comments on amazon. I am using for grind Dosa mix/ Idali mix( urad dhal + rice + water).. This is a wet grinder. Came with extra dough mixer attachment also. Some review says we could buy coconut scrap attachment for this.I have no idea about the Ultra brand wet grinder.
1478414
It depends on how fine you are grinding. The smaller grinds take a little longer. But either way a minute or two.
759508
It's about the size of any other herb grinder. Like an inch and a half or 2 inches if I were to guess. Mine works great and I love it.
1497790
Like the others have said, mine is a full flat grind. The only thing I'm not really that crazy about is the finish--it has a feel similar to sand paper. I'm new to this kind of finish, so I'm not truly sure what the advantages of this are. You can always sand it down with fine grit sand paper, or remove it with some paint stripper if you so desire.
1501813
It actually grinds very very fine coffee grinds but if your talking a large amount for a coffee pot you will be grinding for a long time and your arm will be tired. If your going to grind large amounts on a daily basis then you might want to find a larger grinder. It typically takes about 200 rotations for a single cup so you do the calculations to see of it's worth it. Hope that helps.
2258498
Seems to me it grinds only, but it adjusts to fine or coarse. Maybe the fine setting is the "crush"?but it works great.
1907244
It should work fine. Haven't tried it myself. But it works for different size grinds.
481851
No the grind is not even. I usually sift and try regrinding the coarse bits. I am usually trying to get a fine powder though. I am not using it for coffee though. If you want an even grind for coffee you might want to consider some kind of burr grinder.
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Yes, grinds very well. Grinds egg shells to fragments, I estimate them to be approx. 5mms.