Any Spice Grinder Recommendations?

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Meat Mopper
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Feb 3, 2012
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Colorado Springs, CO
I'm looking for a spice grinder, anyone have any recommendations?  I've seen coffee bean grinders used before, I've even seen some folks use that Magic Bullet thing, any other thoughts or recommendations?
 
$24 coffeee grinder from wally world is what i use. Just don't try to grind any coffee after you grind spices.
 
Another vote here for an inexpensive coffee grinder with a blade. Burr grinders would be overkill in my opinion. If you're looking for a coarse grind or a specific size grind, you could use a pepper mill. I can definitely recommend against a mortar and pestle for anything besides a very small amount. I bought one thinking it would be the coolest thing ever, and I can tell you it isn't fun.
 
Add another one to the coffee grinder. I had a spice grinder an it kept getting jammed 
 
Dude, cruise the Garage sales and pick up some for $2 or so each. If you are like me and grind whole Spice(because it's fresher), you will need them. To clean them, run very dry bread in it , but use that one for Spice only-not for Coffee... not a pretty site or rather Taste.

Have fun and...
 
to clean them hold the blades with a towel and turn coffee grinder over u will find a slot in the shaft to turn the blade off!
 
I have used this one for my coffee beans for about 10 years and it is still kickin. Should work good for spices. I keep telling my wife to pick one up if she sees one so I can have one for spices.

Coffee Grinder

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I toss some rice in and give it a buzz, cleans 'er up nice.
Or rock salt then reuse salt.. I only use coffee grinders now. I did a hell of a lot of spice mix once upon a time bought a big hand crank grinder with adjustable wheels.Its in attic now with other unused stuff wheels gummed up to much moisture in things like mustard seed,same thing when I  tried burr grinder.East Indian community might have a solution for bigger quantities I haveny found it.
 
 
I bought a kitchenaid blade type coffee grinder years ago just to use as a spice grinder.   Works great and the push to grind top and stainless steel grinding bowl are dishwasher safe.  If you want, you can make dust out of what you put in there, but you don't have to.  You just tap the top to make it go.
 
The coffee burr grinders work very well, but they are expensive.
The Krups Coffee and Spice grinder is what I use......


I have this exact one, works great. 

If you drink coffee i would highly recommend having two. that way you don't have to clean out the coffee one nearly as often.

I don't drink coffee but while doing my own research it was said that you cant ever get the coffee smell/taste out of things after a while. so rather than risk it, having a couple is a better option. 
 
I have this exact one, works great. 



If you drink coffee i would highly recommend having two. that way you don't have to clean out the coffee one nearly as often.



I don't drink coffee but while doing my own research it was said that you cant ever get the coffee smell/taste out of things after a while. so rather than risk it, having a couple is a better option. 

Yes, it's a good mill.
I tried to find the article proclaiming how good a spice grinder they are which led me to buy one, but I haven't been able to find it again.
 
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