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Dave in Florida · January 2015

My wife wants a spice grinder and I have no idea what is a good brand, what not to get, or anything about them. She wants to take her dehydrated spices or whole spices she buys and grind them. Please send me the brands that are working for you. Thank you.

EggObsessed · January 2015

I use a coffee grinder that is dedicated only for spices.

Little Steven · January 2015

If you don't have a good blender the Blendtec with the Twister jar is excellent. I was going to buy an Indian grinder but got the twist jar and it works amazingly well.

Eggcelsior · January 2015

I use a mortar and pestle but any cheap coffee grinder will work. The $20 Krups grinder is popular. Cuisinart makes a spice & nut grinder that has a dishwasher-safe blade and grinding cup, but it's $35. For the all0in-one units, just grind some rice to remove incompatible spice residue for your next batch.

Mickey · January 2015

Richard Fl · January 2015

I have a Proctor Silex E160B, A Cuisanart DCG 20N and a Krups. All dedicated to spices, My most used is the Krups. When you need to clean it run some rice uncooked thru it.

http://www.amazon.com/KRUPS-Electric-Coffee-Grinder-Stainless/dp/B00004SPEU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421770522&sr=8-1&keywords=krups+coffee+grinder+burr&pebp=1421770575666&peasin=B00004SPEU

jtcBoynton · January 2015

Any blade style coffee grinder will work well. I would get one with a stainless interior.

H12mike · January 2015

I use a Hario for both spices and small batches of coffee. Very high quality ceramic burr grinder.

Zmokin · January 2015

Mine is a Cuisinart that has never seen a coffee bean.
It grinds spices and dried spaghetti sauce.

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