Garden Trading Spice Crusher

Product Information

A spice grinder or spice mill in its most basic form is a tool used to grind spices, nuts and seeds into powders. It also has a safe lock system, meaning the blades won’t start spinning until the lid is fully closed.

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You'll be happy to know we've created a separate page on the best spice boxes, so you're in good hands with us. Garam masala is a rich and heady spice blend used in a variety of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Afghan dishes. An absolute must when using whole spices - whether you’re grinding them or not - is to dry toast them. In a dry frying pan, gently toast your spices until they begin to brown slightly, become fragrant and start to pop.What ground spices in particular offer is intense flavour without the texture of the seed or husk of the spice when whole.

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On this page, we give our opinion on the 5 best electric spice grinders for the home kitchen, so you crush those cardamom pods and cinnamon sticks in no time, creating the most perfect blends of prepared mix for your home made curries. We discussed the Waring brand at the top of this article and it’s recognised to be the most used electric grinder in commercial kitchens. All around the world, spice blends are used as rubs for meat and veg, as seasoning in dishes or sprinkled over sides, as a finishing flourish. We don't list any commercial ones here, but we have used the Waring spice grinder in our restaurant, so feel free to check that one if you're a heavy user.Whilst you’re not able to grind any wet ingredients, this cheap and cheerful model did a fantastic job when grinding a range of spices and coffee. However, we still feel we’re able to provide valuable input in asking what is the best one for smaller kitchens and domestic use. This 10cm marble pestle and mortar is ideal if you just want to crush a few spices at a time and don’t have space for lots of gadgets.