Can I grind sesame into sesame powder?
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It can grind coffee beans into espresso use fine powder so I think so. I'm not 100% sure though.
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Well, it's ground sesame seeds as you know. I think it tastes very nutty. Maybe a bit bitter? I use it to make hummus and it's awesome!
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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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It does not grind sesame seeds, so it it unlikely that it will grind flax seeds. I am now using this as a salt shaker for some Himalayan pink salt. It works fine for this, but of course, salt is easy to grind anyway!
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Michael, I haven't tried crushing it into powder but if you don't have a mortar you could try crushing it with the back of a large spoon in a bowl. and boiling water dissolves it quite fast.
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Not with this model. However, the new model you will be able to add ingredients while grinding. http://www.amazon.com/Elgi-Ultra-Perfect-2-0-Liter-110-volt/dp/B00HJLN1MM/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1399570327&sr=8-12&keywords=ultra+2+liter
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I haven't used mine yet, but I bought it to grind wheat, corn, and heavier grains. I would throw sesame seeds and poppy seeds into my Vitamix to grind them I think. I grind peanuts in my food processor to make peanut butter...I make hummus and grind everything in my food processor, but usually buy my tahini (sesame seeds--sim sim) already ground. I would think unless you were grinding up a huge amount of sesame seeds I'd stick to one of those for grinding. I think they'd gum up the works of the corn grinder unless you stopped before they turned to paste. For tiny amounts of poppy seeds I'd use a coffee grinder (new one, not old fashioned).
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If you broke them up into smaller pieces it might. I don't think it will grind them as fine as you'd want. It's not going to be powder.
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Sesame seeds have a high oil content. It is very important to stir the contents of a container from the bottom up. The solids settle in the bottom of the container and can form a very dense mass. You must incorporate the entire contents of a given container before you use it. You will see it begin to thicken during this process.
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yes, shake first everytime as the sesame seeds tend to float to the top. and you'll love it, just don't use too much at one time
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Yes you should be able to use powdered black tea as we occasionally used powdered green tea and it works quite nicely
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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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Hello,You could put some powder into the water and stir to mix well. Furthermore, powder is good for nutrition's absorption and good for our health. It also can be used in ice cream and cakes. Thanks!
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No, it does not powder the herbs, just a superior small grind compared to manually trying to make little bits!
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It is not a powder. It is a regular sesame paste and it's very good. I will buy it again/
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Two scoops of the powder in a blender, throw in a fruit and a few veggies, ice, liquid. That's how I do it.
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Ann, it would depend on how fine the spices are... when I used this the tea leaves came out into my tea...so this may not be your best option for your pho recipe.