This document discusses cryogenic grinding, which involves cooling a material to be ground to its embrittlement temperature using a cryogenic fluid like liquid nitrogen. Cryogenic grinding offers several advantages over conventional grinding, such as increased productivity, lower power consumption, smaller particle sizes, and minimal loss of volatile components. It can eliminate problems with conventional grinding like high heat generation, tensile residual stresses, oxidation, and loss of essential oils. Potential applications of cryogenic grinding include recycling composite materials, grinding thermosets, explosives, and spices.