Wet Grinder
You can’t deny that South Indian cuisine is one of the most loved cuisines in our country. You can easily find idli-sambar or vada-sambar stalls in every city in India. Moreover, this special cuisine can be quickly cooked at home. Although, if you use an old stone grinder, then preparation for this satiating meal may demand your sweat, time and patience.
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Duro Classic Wet Grinder
Wet Grinder
MRP ₹7,260.00
150 watts powerful motor
High grade 2L stainless steel drum
Detachable SS Drum for easy operation
Add to cartDuro wet grinder With Uniform Grinding technology
Wet Grinder
MRP ₹6,600.00
Motor Vent-X Technology for enhanced air circulation
25% Energy saving - Time and electricity
160 watts motor
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Wet Mixer Grinders by Crompton
With various wet grinders in the market, finding the best one is difficult. But fret not, because we present to you Crompton’s Duro Wet Grinder, equipped with Uniform Grinding Technology to give you a hassle-free grinding experience.
This tabletop wet grinder comes packed with a 160W high-capacity copper motor and Vent-X technology that allows air ventilation which diffuses the heat caused by the constant friction and rotation of the cylindrical grooved stone.
Furthermore, this ultra-wet grinder’s cylinder comes with a grooved stone that pushes stuck material to the centre of the vessel along with a controlled flow to give you the desired grinding.
You also get an aesthetically pleasing ABS shock-resistant body that protects you from unwanted mishaps. And the best part about this machine is that it uses 25% less time and energy when compared to other idli grinder machines.
Uses of Grinding Machine:
Grinding machines are the best companion for a cook, especially in Indian kitchens. They aid you in several ways, from chopping to mixing ingredients, in order to produce a perfect blend of varieties. With that being said, let’s understand grinding machines better:
1. Chop-chop:
A grinding machine, also known as a mixer grinder, can remove your headache of chopping fine pieces of vegetables. So, chop out your stress with a mixer grinder.
2. Spice it up:
Do you want to spice up your favourite dish with some homemade spices? If yes, then a grinder can be your wingman. Just fill the jar with your favourite ingredients, close it, turn it on, and relax. The grinder will do all the hard work.
3. Beat the heat:
Fresh, chilled juice can be a lifesaver on a hot summer afternoon. So, add your favourite fruit into the grinder or juicer, turn it on, and your juice is ready to be gulped down in just a few minutes.
4. Yummy chutneys:
Love that spicy and sweet pudina chutney beside your favourite Samosas? Well, a mixer grinder has got you covered. Add some mint leaves, a little water, sugar, and lemon juice into the jar, then grind it.
Dry Mixer Grinder vs Wet Mixer Grinder:
A mixer grinder is one of the most used kitchen-centric appliances in India. No matter the occasion, masala and batter are made daily in Indian kitchens. Hence a wet grinder has become an essential appliance in every home.
Yet, many people confuse the usability of a Dry Mixer Grinder and a Wet Mixer Grinder. So let us understand the difference between these two grinding machines.
Main difference:
As the name suggests, a Dry Mixer Grinder is used to grind dry ingredients like khada masala for your favourite pulao or chicken curry. While a Wet Mixer Grinder is used for crushing grains or other food materials to prepare the smooth and lump-free batter.
1. Power consumption:
Secondly, if we talk about power consumption, a Wet Grinder consumes high power compared to a Dry Grinder.
2. Efficiency:
A Wet stone grinder is much more efficient than a dry mixer grinder because small pieces of ingredients can still be found in the first round of dry grinding.
3. Maintenance:
A tabletop grinder is difficult to clean, while a dry mixer can be easily cleaned.
4. Usage:
An ultra-wet grinder is a powerful machine but consumes more power, and therefore, it is best to use this type of grinder in a commercial base setup or for a big family.
But if we are talking about a dry grinder, then it is power efficient and can be easily used by small families.
How to use a stone grinder?
Step 1: Position the drum centrally on the rod of a wet stone grinder.
Step 2: Rotate the drum until it fits into place.
Step 3: Position the roller mechanisms inside the drum.
Step 4: Now, close the lid and lock it into place by pressing it downwards.
Step 5: Open the lid and pour some water into the drum.
Step 6: Turn on the Wet Grinder until it picks up the speed.
Step 7: Add ingredients like grains to make a batter for your favourite dish. But, keep adding water when required along with some ingredients until you get your desired result.
Step 8: Turn off the machine and press the release lock in order to free the arm.
Step 9: Remove the roller mechanisms from the drum by pulling it upwards.
Step 10: Lay down the batter cleanser over the drum and then place the roller mechanism on top of the batter cleanser.
Step 11: Now, manually unwind the stones to remove the batter from them. Let the batter drop down into the mixture.
Step 12: Next, remove the roller mechanism and batter cleanser.
Step 13: Lastly, pour down the batter by removing the drum from the wet grinder.
Wet Grinders FAQs
1. Is it worth buying a wet grinder?
If you are more into South Indian dishes like idli, dosa, and vada, then yes, a wet grinder is worth buying. The batters prepared for such dishes in a wet grinder are much fluffier and ferment better. It also retains the original taste and flavours of the dish.
2. Which rpm is the best for a wet grinder?
A 1440 RPM is the best for a wet grinder. With this RPM, a wet grinder can grind batter and spices to perfection.
3. Can a wet grinder be used for dry grinding?
No, a wet grinder cannot be used for dry grinding because; (a) It has a different power consumption level, and (b) It is used to grind coconuts, lentils, and batter for dosa, idli, and other similar dishes.
4. Are a blender and grinder the same?
No, a blender and a grinder are not the same because a blender is used to mix two ingredients, while a grinder is used to grind something into a powder form.