Guest guest Posted November 25, 2008 Report Share Posted November 25, 2008 Wow, thank you for this info. can't wait to try this. Maybe this will do the trick. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks, > > >I was reading some archives about types of mills for grinding nuts. > You mentioned using a Maverick, and I was wondering if it makes a fine > flour like the store bought nut flours, or do you think a blender or > food processor would do the same job? Currently I use my food > processor but it produces more of a meal than a flour. I am longing to > have a fine ground flour. < > > This is sort of a different answer but I get a fine ground almond flour > by first doing the nuts in a food processor. Then I dry the result > in the oven (I let it get a little brown too, because I like the taste, > it gets more " toast " tasting). > Then I wait until it is cool and then I grind it in a coffee grinder. > By doing this it makes it easier for the coffee grinder > to do its job and it gets super fine > > BUT I haven't the option of buying almond flour, I live in Scandinavia, > where it just isn't sold. > > Cecilia > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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