Making Almond Flour

[TheFloppyOne]

Due to Brexit in UK I have got to stop being lazy and buying pre-ground Almond flour. What is the best machine to use to make Almond flour? Blender? Food Processor? Mill?

 

[Brunneria]

I'm all in favour of making your own almond flour if you want to, but most of the world's production of almonds come from non european countries, particularly America and Iran, according to this link:
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/top-almond-producing-countries.html

 

[hankjam]

Give it a go though I think milling regular almonds to a flour might be tricky as the moisture content might make it less than "floury", be interested to read how you get on.
As aside: I've more or less given up on almonds, way too many Omega 6s..... and am trying to shift my balance towards the 3's.

 

[maglil55]

Due to Brexit in UK I have got to stop being lazy and buying pre-ground Almond flour. What is the best machine to use to make Almond flour? Blender? Food Processor? Mill?

I have the milling attachment for the Kenwood Chef. I do blitz them first in a food processor before milling. If I'm feeling lazy I just get ground almonds and put it through the mill.
Prior to my new Kenwood I used a food processor to get ground almonds finer. I've never bought almond flour.