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Question: I would like to grind fresh whole grain flour.  Will this vitamix do this?
Document: I love my new vitamix. It is easy to clean and is soooooo versatile. I make nut butters, grind wheat for whole grain everything, and green smoothies every day. I am soooooo happy to have my Vitamix! I never knew what I was missing. I used to roll my eyes at those crazy people and now I am one of them. If your hesitant because of the price. It is soooo worth it. I hardly use any other gadgets anymore.
It works as well as the day I bought it. I can't live without it anymore. When we go camping I miss it terribly. I freeze greens and fruit in individual freezer bags. It makes breakfast a cinch. Add water, flip the switch, and yum. I don't grind wheat anymore since I have gone gluten free but, I am sure that it would make rice flour just as well I just haven't tried it yet. It makes really yummy almond milk though.
It is fabulous for grinding coffee, even fine enough for espresso (got rid of my proline kitchenaid grinder in favor of this), grind corn to flour, rice to flour, oats to oat flour. The vitamix is in the place of honor in our kitchen because I use it pretty much daily.Also, mixed drinks work great!The only thing I can think not to love is the blades can't be removed it can be a little hard to get out pastes and such, even using a spatula.
you cannot slow this one down to food processor speed, like the more expensive vitamixes. We are able to afford this using the Amazon no interest for 6 months card (paying $68 a Month). We do not usually buy gadgets or expensive kitchen items. To buy all the smoothies at Whole Foods that I make at home would cost $700 a month!
I purchased this mixer based on the positive reviews here, I had been given the impression that I would get a basic, yet powerful machine.I was really geared up to like this machine, but then doubts started nagging away at me, for example I was a little put off by the amount of plastic used. The switches feel cheap, the base unit is plastic and the whole thing STANK of styrofoam.
Anything juiced splatters into the big lid and some bits of juice will be wasted. If you want to be able to throw whole foods in and make a quick smoothy, you will love this high powered monster of a "blender." Even though it's much bigger and more powerful than I really need, I'm keeping it because I'm betting that I'll never need another one. I would like it to have a speed or two between High and Low, but like my Viking, I can make everything on Low.
We had a juicer, but I didn't like throwing away the pulp and other nutrients, so I did my research and asked friends. Vitamix is on the top of everyone's list for a good way to blend fresh veggies and fruits. My only wish is that I could remove the blades from the bottom to make them easier to clear, but that's a small complaint.
Very rarely do I experience  a jam now because I know how to load and operate it but still, it would be nice to just throw anything you want in helter skelter and be done. Afterall, I've seen youtube videos for Blendtec where they grind Iphones to a fine powder. I know it's just a gimmick but still, for the price you should be able to crush ice with zero resistance. Other than that the Vitamix 1782 is one of my favorite purchases of 2012 and I highly recommend it. Cheers!
I love my vitamix!! It was expensive but I use it everyday and feel like it has really allowed me to start eating healthier. I make smoothies every morning which consist of various fruits and veggies (even carrots, almonds,  and other hard to grind food). It grinds them up so smoothly. We made almond butter a few days ago using only almonds and water, and it turned out great. We have also used it to make homemade almond milk.
I bought this because I was looking to make some radical changes in my diet. Specifically I aimed to eat more whole foods / raw foods. Believe me when I say that there is NO BETTER way to achieve this then with a heavy duty blender (Vitamix, Blentec etc). I don't necessarily dislike uncooked vegtables or fruits but eating a couple of carrots, a pear, a handful of greens and a flouret of raw broccoli would be a very tendious and time consuming undertaking.
Answer: If you get a "dry" blade, yes.