Janet Bostwick wrote:
>
> You will need a dedicated grinder for that. You will not be able to
> get rid of the spice flavor.

I use my old whirly coffee grinder for powdering dried ferret food, to
make them their beloved gravy meals each day. I would never consider
using that same machine for coffee. I love my ferrets but I'm not
interested in having ferret-food-flavored coffee in the morning.

That said....hmmmmm....I've never tried it so who am I to say if it
would be bad or not?

G.

On 9/20/2013 1:03 PM, Gary wrote:
> Janet Bostwick wrote:
>>
>> You will need a dedicated grinder for that. You will not be able to
>> get rid of the spice flavor.
>
> I use my old whirly coffee grinder for powdering dried ferret food, to
> make them their beloved gravy meals each day. I would never consider
> using that same machine for coffee. I love my ferrets but I'm not
> interested in having ferret-food-flavored coffee in the morning.
>
> That said....hmmmmm....I've never tried it so who am I to say if it
> would be bad or not?
>

It's not really a great expense to have a blade grinder for spices. The
Cuisinart blade grinder only costs $20.

--
Jim Silverton (Potomac, MD)

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