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Is it neccessary to have a spice/coffee grinder as well as a pestle and mortar

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mkjuk | 00:01 Mon 26th Feb 2007 | Food & Drink
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or can the later be used as an effective substitute in all cases?
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Mk - It isn't necessary if you have one coffee grinder dedicated to coffee and one dedicated to spices - if you try to use one for both - you might have some VERY interesting tasting coffee:)
00:42 Mon 26th Feb 2007
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i wouldnt want to grind coffee beans in a pestle and mortar. give me an electric grinder any day
14:00 Mon 26th Feb 2007
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A coffee grinder for hard things, fennel seed etc.
A pestle & mortar for soft stuff like garlic with salt.
22:44 Tue 27th Feb 2007

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