The short answer is No. The longer version- Unlike coffee beans which are dried, Wheat still has moisture, which will bog down the burrs. additionally, the burr sizes are not optimized for grain, so even if it does not self destruct you will likely not get a good quality product for baking or cooking....
No. It doesn't. Coffee is the dried, roasted, and finely ground seed of the red coffee berry that grows well on a bush in the shade in mountainous tropical areas. The berry itself is approximately the size and construction of a black olive. Some coffee substitutes use roasted and ground grains such as wheat.
grilled wheat
rice, wheat, coffee
No, they took wheat to the Americas along with other products such as tea, sugar, and coffee.
Vietnam is the leading Asian producer of coffee.
Wheat and Rice.cotton, jute etc.Barley,jute,corn,wheat,oilseed,coffee,potatoes,chili,cloves
Cotton, corn, wheat, coffee, beans, and citrus fruits.
oranges, beef, poultry, coffee, sugar, soy, wheat.
Coffee is now the world's second largest international trade item, right after oil. More dollar value of coffee is shipped worldwide than beef, wheat, copper, or steel.
A mill is for grinding things. A coffee mill grinds coffee beans so that you can brew coffee from them. A spice mill grinds spices. A grain mill grinds wheat or other grains into flour.
-Wheat -Corn -Vegetables -Fruits -Coffee, Cocoa, and Nuts
maize, beans, potatoes, wheat, coffee, sugar, bananas, and cocoa.
Wheat,corn,tea,coffee and they have deep and rich soil.Vegetations part is Tropical Savanna.