The advantage of buying flax seed whole and then grinding it yourself, is that you can be assured that the maximum nutrients are still in the seed. The whole flax seed will last much longer in your cupboard.

Flaxseed grinders are available at kitchen stores and online, but an electric coffee grinder will work just as well.
Here are two examples of flax seed grinders. The top one is called the OXO Grind-IT Organic Flax Seed Grinder. This is sheer marketing genius, eh? To call it "Organic" although there is nothing organic about the product itself ;-).

The second grinder pictured here is the William Bounds Electric Flax Seed Mill. The product is not yet available, but you can pre-order. Because it's brand new there are no reviews yet on Amazon. If someone buys it, I'd appreciate your comments about it here.

If you already have a coffee grinder at home, this should work perfectly well for grinding your flax seeds. A very popular coffee bean grinder is the basic Braun model pictured here. The price is right at $15 and it is a very durable grinder and should last you for several years.
1 comment:
Thanks for your useful information about flax seed grinder. Can we mix ingredients with flax seed in grinder?
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