Any one found a portable grinder or blender?

[Minotaur]

Any one found a portable grinder or blender?

 

[Jared]

Presume you mean for coffee beans?

And not something like this

Vortex Blender

Nesting, Two-Speed, Hand-cranked blender

gsioutdoors.com

 

[Sebc]

If you mean for coffee I've got a few depends what level of quality you want and how much you want to spend.

 

[Great egret]

i have a Timemore C2, not as portable as i'd like though
Timemore C2

 

[Van-Wild]

This one...

JavaMill

There's nothing more rewarding or refreshing than the scent of freshly ground coffee floating on the mountain air. With a few cranks of the sturdy alloy handle, you can unlock all of the flavour and aroma of your favourite coffee no matter where you find yourself. It has an adjustable, ceramic...

www.basecampgear.co.uk

Perfect for the outdoors.

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[Minotaur]

Yeah I was not thinking of coffee (Coffee bags rock).
It was actual lentils that sparked the idea however it seems like it would be a useful thing to have. A lot of things can be turned into flour.
All of the options so far seem to large or heavy for what I was thinking of.

 

[Tiley]

As a blender, I was about to suggest something like a Mouli Legumes but they can be expensive and are not really that portable! Although not ideal, I've found a good ol' potato masher and/or a fork work reasonably well but I suppose you have to accept that you'll never quite get that perfectly smooth soup or sauce using one.

Grinders are another thing. I've yet to find one that does the job passably without flexing or collapsing after a few uses. In light of that, I just carry ready-ground coffee.

 

[Minotaur]

From a thread on Bushcraft USA about 3D printers so this looks interesting.