🌾 Vitamix 32 oz Dry Grains Container for Enhanced SEO Review

Great for making peanut butter! I love my Vitamixer, but it didn't grind dry foods well, so I decided to buy this dry jar and immediately made a blend of cashews, raw almonds, and walnuts to see if it worked. I was surprised how quickly it cooked and it was so creamy and delicious the whole family loves it. Now I can make any nut butter without oils or other unwanted ingredients.

When my large and ancient grain mill finally gave out at a rather inconvenient time, I gladly decided to try this Vitamix container and have never looked back. The Vitamix takes up only a small portion of the cupboard that the previous grinder took up and is excellent at processing wheat and rye berries into flour. I recommend investing in hearing protection as it is noisy, just like an old coffee grinder. It's also helpful to start at a low speed to start crushing grains, and then slowly…

I ordered the 32oz container and returned it immediately. Vitamix Dry Bean Container. Upon opening, I noticed that there was no small tamper or bean recipe book included. I then compared the blades in the unit to the Vitamix website. The blade configuration did not match the 32-ounce dry grain device. I think my block contained a regular 32 ounce container. The outside of the Vitamix box read "MINI 32 oz / .9L/ICE BL/LID/NSF. Item: 015640. Model: VM0137. Both containers (32 ounce dry grain and…

The blender runs fairly well but you can't run the machine continuously for more than about 2 minutes before the bearing overheats and deforms making it practically beyond repair can be. They warn you about this on a small card inside the blender when it's new, but hide that information from you. When you search online, you forget to mention one very important piece of information. I researched in advance and didn't find any warning. Then when I buy it, they let you know via a little card at…

Drying container bought to grind wheat, spelt, rye etc. into flour. I also have a Mockmill 100 and a very old kitchen grinder (now Blendtec, looks the same). I've found Vitamix Dry Bin Flour to pair with Mockmill Flour at its best setting. You get a coarser grind, not like coffee, much finer, but definitely not like the flour you buy at the grocery store (like King Arthur or Bob's Red Mill or other brands) which has white or wheat flour in it. I'm considering a Vitamix drying jar, and the…

I grind organic red winter wheatberries into bread flour. This dry grain bin's Vitamix motor and blades are powerful enough to grind 2 cups of durum berries into flour in 40 seconds. If I want four to be a little rough, it gets the job done in 30 seconds. That's great. The bread is mixed and kneaded in a container and then baked. I love it. It's made of hard plastic, so it's feather-light and cleans with soapy water by turning it on. Very easy. Before I invested in the Vitamix, I was trying to…

This container is not essential, you can grind beans in a wet container. However, if you can afford to buy this container, there are several good reasons to do so (see below). I've included pictures to show you the difference in size between this container and the wet container, and I've also included a picture showing the scratches that occur when grinding dry ingredients. Here's why you should consider this jar (why I liked it and bought it): 1) It's specifically designed for grinding grain…