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Bosch Hausgeräte TSM6A013B
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I wouldn't recommend it, I tried it once myself (with CBD, of course), but I wasn't satisfied with the result at all...
Better a good grinder, it will accompany you for years ;-)
You can grind hard coffee beans, so mostly likely, yes.
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According to my mother, who has already done it, it works without problems.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The coffee grinder is designed primarily to grind coffee beans. Although it is possible to grind other ingredients such as nuts or seeds, this is not recommended as it could damage the appliance or alter its performance. It is preferable to stick to its intended use to guarantee its lifespan and efficiency.
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According to our information, this appliance is ideally suited for espresso machines.
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1 year ago • purchased this product
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I don't think it's too small for that, nuts yes but no liquid
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Yes, I press the button for 25 seconds and the grind is just right.
Former user
2 years ago • purchased this product
purchased this product
I have the same but with nir it works perfectly and the plug is normal also fits maybe there are errors with you
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yes, you can grind coffee beans well with the machine.
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No, definitely not for garlic! Only for dry things. And you must not wash the inside.
This is a coffee grinder only and not intended for cereals.
Definitely, yes, this is what I've been using it for for over a year and it works great!
Yes, I use it for that too and it works wonderfully.
Former employee
4 years ago
The degree of grinding of the coffee depends on the quantity filled and the grinding time of the coffee powder
Coffee: 10g - 20sec.; 40g - 25sec.; 75g - 30sec.
Espresso coffee requires a "fine" grind, regardless of the type of bean and the degree of roasting.
Espresso: 16g (2 cups) 20sec; 32g - 25sec; 64g - 30sec.
(amount of coffee - maximum grinding time)
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Yes, I bought this mill of all things to grind seeds for breakfast. It works really well for flax seeds, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, etc.
Hello, I would say the only difference is the colour. Otherwise technically identical. Greetings.
Yes, it can be used, but it is a bit tedious to get the coffee out of the grinder and to clean it.
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In 20 seconds you have a powder that is comparable in size to packaged coffee powder, e.g. Jakob's Krönung.
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