nutribullet Milling Blade

I bought this specifically four wheat grain to make flour. DOES NOT MAKE flour to the consistency of a true grain mill. Using a regular blade it ground it to the consistency of corn meal. This blade took it to somewhere between con meal and flour from the store. I wish I could return it but oh well. The blade itself is a good blade but if someone says, "YOU CAN MAKE FLOUR WITH A NUTRI BULLET!" they are either lying, haven't tried it but only seen someone make this claim, or they don't bake. This is NOT fine enough to make bread. I could probably mix it with store bought but that isnt' good enough. I'm going to have to buy one of those over priced mills still. Arg!

Powerhouse. Go get it. Thank me later.

Started turning into a coffee snob. Family bought me some boutique coffee beans for birthday. Problem is, I have no grinder. I do have a bullet blended and used it for the first couple of batches. It actually works pretty well, but you have to shake it around and do the grind in short intervals to get a nice consistent grind. Got concerned about dulling the blades though and I use it for protein and fruit smoothies. So decided to try this attachment. It works even better. Just a little learning curve on grinding time to get the right granularity.

Only works with the orginal Bullet. I purchased an ultra but this was just a little different. So, it wouldn't work. It seems that The Ninja Bullet company is a lot like the phone company that makes different cords and chargers for each new product. I had to buy an original bullet to get this to work for grinding coffee. It grinds pretty good for what it is. My only complaint is that the "dust" gets inside the grooves between the cup and lid which wastes product. Bad design.Noise level is fine,

I purchased this blade to grind dry ingredients, but it was a waste of money considering the nutrabullet only last a couple of years. I only got to use blade only twice.

I bought this for grinding a bag of coffee beans. At first I was skeptical as the blade is not sharp at all, but once I started blending the coffee beans, it ground up the beans so well that it was like an espresso grind.

For grinding coffee and making flour out of legumes and other things...

Excellent replacement so I can grind seeds and Ceylon cinnamon sticks.