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Freeze dried fruits in a grinder

 
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I like using freeze dried fruits and dehydrate my own. Can freeze dried or vacuum dried/dehydrator fruits be run through a grinder/mill?
 
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This article makes it sound like a grinder is not necessary:

Mix into baked goods. You can use freeze-dried fruit inside of baked goods where you’d otherwise think about traditionally dried or even fresh fruit. Again, the bonus: No added moisture to mess with your batter. Plus, they’ll plump a little and be pleasantly chewy after baking. So go ahead and stir them into your favorite muffin, scone, oatmeal cookie or quick bread recipe.



https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/voraciously/wp/2019/04/22/freeze-dried-fruit-is-the-colorful-concentrated-flavor-boost-your-baking-deserves/
 
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I wouldn't be afraid to run freeze dries through my stone mill but wouldn't run dehydrated unless they were really dry.
 
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