Waring Spice Grinder, honest review by Rebel Zachary
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2016
- Bought this grinder 2 years ago, still happy with it 😀
I grind cinnamon bark, fenugreek, star anise, fennel and pepper corns.
I say it's worth the buck, if you want a solid, good looking grinder that may last a lifetime.
Thank you so much for showing us in a real video how this thing actually grinds because it is too expensive to hope it can grind whole cinnamon sticks only to buy, use it, and discover they lied 😤. I'm in. This will be my next purchase. 👍
Simple and easy to use and really helpful.
I have this grinder since last ten years still working i am really happy with my grinders.
A great review - many thanks
That's great grinder!
Ah-ha, to avoid the motor smoking, the key is to put next to nothing in it. It does have a thermal cut out on the armature of the motor. But it is a weak little motor with no ventilation and it overheats really fast.
has anyone tried resins , like frankincense or myrrh? Has anyone tried barks, I get they must be dry, and probably broken up . One question, have they made a newer model to this series design, I think its tacky with plastic. Thanks for your video Rebel, it helped alot, to decide what brand at what price and durable as well as it actually works, I don't get why it doesn't do a cup full, seems a small amount, other sites all say the motor over heats and Im seeing that across most products of the same caliber, I guess they want us to buy , break and rebuy, nobody makes appliances that last!
Have you found that the hard plastic cover gets scratched up at all from sharp spice fragments?
Thank you is really helpful , i have this waring brand which i have purchase a machine for grinding wet ingredients many years ago and i have found it does its what is said . Having seen this brand again that i am wanting to purchase to grind dry ingredients spieces. Thank you
Hi Rebel. Thanks for the video. Have you ever grinder cumin with that machine? is it work?
This is the waring wsg30 right?
Any good on coffee?
The ground cinnamon looks pretty rough.
Hi why must u hold the button. it's electric u just press n leave
Can it grind dried turmeric
It can't grind shit. It overheats in like 20 seconds. My c £20 plastic grinder does a way better job without any smell of burnt plastic and acrid smell.
you know the truth...dried turmeric is like concrete.
A tip when grinding turmeric toasted first in a bit of oil, you will have the beautiful yellow color, also will grind easily.
@@gorillanobaka9772 hahaha, yeah, I have tried the Quest and Cuisinart and they have identical mechanisms and heat up to smoking in about 25 seconds. On the plus side, the Quest is $30 and the Cuisinart is $65 (but has sealable lids like this Waring branded version) I just turn it over and let the heat out, they're all the same, a 200W motor inside a plastic box with "ventilation" holes in the bottom only. A terrible design, almost designed to burn up and die, planned obsolescence. My Kenwood Major grinder will grind nutmeg for 5 minutes solid and do it again and again and again. Bullshit is this a "professional" product. It just says "professional" to persuade people it is worth its hyped price.