u/DovakiinDovakiin

I'm very new to fmf, I've only made 3 loaves of bread so far. A proper flour mill costs well over $1k here in Australia, and that's just not an investment I am in a position to make for some bread on the weekends as a working single man, so I use a Ninja blender.

It works well enough to make nice bread, however it takes a few rounds of sifting and re-blending to get as much flour as possible from the wheat, and I'm always left with about a handful off tiny round pieces of wheat that refuse to grind down any more.

Am I supposed to be putting these in the mix? Am I missing out on useful nutrients by not using them? Is there a way to grind them down without getting a mill? Or is there some common recipes to make use of them?

Thanks for the help in advance

I can't seem to find an answer to this, and the research it's taking is driving me mad.

I've learned that direct connection between usb-c to micro usb is not recommended or even in spec. I've also found that ​Innergie made an adapter that worked well, but it's been discontinued for years.

Is it possible to adapt usb-c to usb-a, then to micro usb?

I have helmet speakers with a usb-c male connection that I need to adapt to a Bluetooth intercom system that has a female micro usb port. Is there any way I can do this?

Edit: thanks a bunch for the responses. Does anyone have an adapter that they recommend?