If you want to dry your ginger and make your own powder, I would suggest going old school and buying a mortar and pestle. Many stores will sell them, it's just the finding them that can be a pain. Otherwise, I would suggest a food processor. It will take some time and patience, but it should give you ginger minced incredibly fine, or if you've dried it it will give you a powdery-flakey mixture that it sure to work well.
Online is your best bet. It's called an herb grinder.
Northern Industrial Tools makes a fantastic 32 meat grinder. It is my preffere meat grinder on the market.
Ginger Baker at His Best was created in 1972.
Canada Dry has real ginger and the best tasting
Ginger's best friend is Isabel and Ned.
You can get a quality coffee grinder for $30 to $100, depending on available space and grinder preference. For many coffee drinkers , the best grinder choice is a burr grinder, with the attached bean hopper - a solid brand choice is Capresso, starting at around $90. However, burr grinders take up more space than a standard blade grinder. When space is an issue, a blade grinder is the better purchase - the Krups brand is a smart choice, with quality grinders starting at around $30.
Buy a grinder
From Asia or china Also, Ginger comes from all good supermarkets
look at the great ammout of olympic swimmers who are ginger. some of the best are ginger.
sumeet is the best one.No trouble since 7 years.
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The best way to clean a herb grinder is to take q- tips, dip them in alcohol and scrub the insides of the grinder. The alcohol will break up the stickiness of the plant matter. Rinse with hot water afterwards.