- Chrome body with black cup
- 280 Watt powerful motor with stainless steel blade
- Purees onions,ginger,garlic and herbs
- Grinds coffee beans,breadcrumbs and nuts
- Removable top cover which is Dishwasher safe
- One year gaurantee
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The Chrome Wet & Dry Grinder is a versatile product as it allows you to grind wet herbs, spices, fruits and vegetables and within the same bowl and by using the same blade it can grind dry coffee beans, nuts and peppercorns. It is equipped with a powerful 280Watt motor that enables you to grind to a paste and puree or to a powder respectively. This dual function, means it can be used as any other coffee grinder, but the wet grinding gives the added ability to do more and allows you to make baby food, yoghurt dips and sauces. This product is finished in the ever-popular chrome which gives it the stylish look that meets the present consumer demands. The complete bowl and cup is also dishwasher safe.
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This wet and dry grinder from Revel will grind wet and dry herbs, spices, small vegetables, nuts, breadcrumbs and coffee beans with the same blade.
Ideal for making baby food, chutneys, dips and more.
You can grind to a paste and pureé or down to powder if required.
The bowl is dishwasher safe and comes with a spatula.
Ideal for making baby food, chutneys, dips and more.
You can grind to a paste and pureé or down to powder if required.
The bowl is dishwasher safe and comes with a spatula.
- 280 watt motor
- Mains power
- Dual voltage 220-240 volt 50Hz
- Instruction booklet enclosed
- Grinds coffee beans, spices, breadcrumbs and nuts
- Pureés garlic, onions, ginger, herbs and seeds
- Bowl and lid dishwasher safe
- One year guarantee
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42 of 43 people found the following review helpful
Very impressed with this - it certainly takes a lot of effort out of making up pastes etc. I was a bit wary of other users comments on this site but if you're careful to only use the grinder for 5 second bursts and allow 5 seconds to rest between bursts (as recommended by Revel) then I'm sure the grinder will last the distance.
To test, I filled the bowl with cashew nuts and with 5 seconds of grinding they were almost entirely reduced to powder. Although there were still a few chunks left, another quick blitz and they were gone. This would have taken several minutes hard labour even with my massive granite mortar and pestel.
The next test was a bit more severe. I had dry fried about 100g of desicated coconut, 12 garlic cloves, cinnamon bark, cloves, cumin seeds, coriander seeds, 4 dried thai chilies and a whole chopped onion. All together, this lot practically filled a 12" frying pan.
The grinder bowl is on the small side so grinding the above mixture had to be done in many batches. It took 3-4 5 second bursts to grind each batch down to a fairly fine paste. Between bursts, I found that lifting the bowl and hood off the unit and giving it a good shake was required as the mixture of dry and wet ingredients stuck to the sides of the bowl. Maybe grinding wet and dry ingredients seperately would be better. I did consider adding a bit of water to each batch, but didn't want to make my paste too wet.
The end result was quite a fine paste which when used in a curry was still a little bit "bitty" but on the whole a lot smoother than previous attempts.
If I was designing version 2 of this product, I'd make the bowl a good inch wider and higher to accomodate more ingredients in one go.
To test, I filled the bowl with cashew nuts and with 5 seconds of grinding they were almost entirely reduced to powder. Although there were still a few chunks left, another quick blitz and they were gone. This would have taken several minutes hard labour even with my massive granite mortar and pestel.
The next test was a bit more severe. I had dry fried about 100g of desicated coconut, 12 garlic cloves, cinnamon bark, cloves, cumin seeds, coriander seeds, 4 dried thai chilies and a whole chopped onion. All together, this lot practically filled a 12" frying pan.
The grinder bowl is on the small side so grinding the above mixture had to be done in many batches. It took 3-4 5 second bursts to grind each batch down to a fairly fine paste. Between bursts, I found that lifting the bowl and hood off the unit and giving it a good shake was required as the mixture of dry and wet ingredients stuck to the sides of the bowl. Maybe grinding wet and dry ingredients seperately would be better. I did consider adding a bit of water to each batch, but didn't want to make my paste too wet.
The end result was quite a fine paste which when used in a curry was still a little bit "bitty" but on the whole a lot smoother than previous attempts.
If I was designing version 2 of this product, I'd make the bowl a good inch wider and higher to accomodate more ingredients in one go.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Look this is a great grinder, but it keeps on breaking down. REVEL please take note your losing customers.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
the first three times i used this item i thought it was great - despite finding it a little bit tricky to detach the top from the bit with blades in order to get at the contents after use. but the fourth time i used it, it went wrong. the engine still works but the blades don't rotate and underneath it looks as though some plastic got shredded. i followed the instructions religiously and only used it in short bursts (it took quite a lot of bursts to deal with a nutmeg). when it died all it had to deal with was a clove of garlic and some peppercorns and a tiny piece of parmesan. there is a real need for a product like this, but this one simply isn't robust enough
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It was purchased as a gift and the recipient loves it.
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Published 3 months ago by John
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Sought ought a grinder with a higher power amp than others so as to ensure it could grind all spices. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Gauri
Serious design fault
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Published 3 months ago by ajaybee
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Published 7 months ago by Div Lad
Use it all the time
Have had this for nearly 4 years and use it everyday for both dry and wet grinding. If used properly i.e. In short bursts then it should last.....
Published 8 months ago by Juzer
Great while it worked
I really wish I had read these reviews before I bought my grinder. It worked very well at first and I was delighted with it, but recently when I started using it on a more frequent... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Does Neb
Useless, melted in the first use!
The motor just made the plastic axis melt on the first use. Don't expect this piece of junk to last for long. A product of bad engineering and the manual is a marketing joke!
Published 8 months ago by Customer
Spare Parts for Revel Wet & Dry Grinder
Like others posting on here the plastic spigot on my Revel grinder was damaged rendering it useless. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mike Rogers
Use it all the time
I have had two of these grinders. The first one broke when I was making a large batch of garam masala. I obviously overdid it, but I only use it in short bursts. Read more
Published 9 months ago by H. S. Neal
Start saving for your next one now
I've just binned my third one. The shame is that it does (briefly) exactly what I bought it for perfectly - making small amounts of curry paste. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Dill
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