Coffee grinders to make chutney?

I was wondering will it be a good idea to use coffee grinders available in US to make small quantity of chutneys. I have heard many people vouch for it. Any inputs. If so which is the best one. Thanks in advance.
I meant mainly making cocunut chutneys like south indians.can it be done. i dont need to make much. also i tried blenders and processors .didnt like the result.

For dry or sukhi chutneys, they work fine but they are small.
Better to use a mini food processor or a blender.

Coffee grinders work great for grinding whole spices into powders.

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Best beans for french press coffee?

Howdy, Just bought a french press and grinder to use at my desk at work. I have no idea as to which type of beans I should buy and use. And I’m not a fan of anything "flavored". Just angry, angry coffee.

If money is no object, get Kona coffee, Arabica or Robusto.

What’s more important is how you grind your beans. You should grind the beans just before brewing and use a coarse grind so that you don’t end with a cup full of sludge.

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Is it true, that tv in the UK, is just as crooked and fake, as it is here, in the US?

I heard on the news last night, that Susan Boyle, that lovely lady who "knocked them on their "keester’s" with her voice, lost to an act that looks like a bunch of clowns.
(In the news clips I saw, they looked like a bunch of organ grinder monkeys, that had too much coffee.)
I ask, what’s wrong with this picture ?
Susan is a 48 year old lady, that has never been married, and by some standards, has no "tv face", or body, but yet, she can cause an entire continent (world ?) to stand tall.
Yet, she loses a "contest" to a bunch of 12, 13, and 14 year old KID’S !
Is tv in the UK as vain and phony as it is here, or do they really don’t care about setting a "higher standard" of entertainment ?
I personally hope Susan goes on to a successfule career, and I look forward to hearing more about her.
Good morning ndnquah,, thank you for your support, but let me TRY to answer "Broken-cy",,,it seems that he’s a bit lost.
Brokency, would it have helped you understand my question, if I used smaller words?
Your reply is absurd, so I will ignore the first and third sentence, and only direct my reply to your second sentence.
The "POINT" of my question was NOT Susan’s "look", but how slanted the judging went AGAINST HER.
A month ago, she almost put the internet out of business as a result of her coming out of the shadows, and singing her heart out.
I for one, never heard of the group that "won", and probably never will again.
How tragic, what a loss.
What did you say their name was ?
I think the "judges" had a "biased opinion" against her, because of her age (48) and her "un-tv" like appearance, and as a result, were disciminating in their "judgemnet".
Again, my friend, just like American tv, British tv is A FAKE AND A FRAUD !

There you go,,,simple enough fo you ??
Oh, by the way, Simon says that Bull-Shot" to ALL the ones that are half way talented.
Did you hear what he said to Susan a few weeks ago when she first sang ?
You would have thought he was "getting it on" like some sixteen year old, doing the "horizontal rhumba" with a cheerleader, in the back seat of his dads Chevy.
Him and Pers, broke their back’s climbing over the chairs to sign her up on a contract…

I think it is all to do with money. The Bookmakers were taking lots of money in bets, and if Susan, had won they would be wiped out.

It is just the favourite in the Grand National, too much money in bets on the favourite, an outsider at 60 to 1 wins, money corrups.

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What is the best way to make coffee from unground beans?

Yes, I do have a bean grinder, lest ye attempt to answer a question with a question. But I remember this one time when I had coffee made from whole beans, and it was the strongest coffee I had (and have) ever tasted. How can I make such a coffee at home with a standard coffee maker?

You have to grind the beans if you plan on using a standard coffee maker.

If you want the coffee stronger, add more grounds than you normally would.

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