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Has anyone used a colloid mill as a coffee leaves grinder for making cascara-style tea powders or extracts?

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August 10, 2026 at 8:14 pm #4682

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Has anyone used a colloid mill as a coffee leaves grinder for making cascara-style tea powders or extracts?

August 10, 2026 at 8:34 pm #4686

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A colloid mill can work as a coffee leaves grinder when producing fine powders or slurries for tea-style beverages or extracts, since the rotor-stator shear breaks down dried leaf material into small, uniform particles that disperse well in water for extraction. Adjusting the gap allows control over particle size, balancing fine extraction efficiency against the risk of over-processing delicate plant material.
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