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It took about 6 minutes grind 2 cups of wheat berries (stored in freezer) to a usable whole wheat flour. The last 2 minutes I used a spatula to fold the flour back into the spinning blade. After blending, I sifted the flour through a screen mesh to remove any large grains particles that where left. This blender works, but I think it may be a little too much work for the blender. You end up with some little crunchy grains in the bread, which adds an interesting texture.