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Victorio
Hand Operated Grain Mill
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List Price: $84.00$52.50
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Manual Tin Coated Poppy Seed Grinder
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Corn and Grain Grinder
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List Price: $29.00$25.70
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Grain Corn Nut Mill
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List Price: $49.00$36.99
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Cereal and Multi Grain Mill
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L'Equip
Nutrimill Home Grain Mill
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List Price: $289.99$269.99
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Tribest
Hawo's Novum Grain Mill
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Hawo's Octagon Grain Mill
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Hawo's Grain Mills
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Tribest
Hawo's Easy Grain Mill
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Blendtec
Kitchen Mill
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<strong>L'Equip</strong> Nutrimill Home Grain Mill

L'Equip
L'Equip Nutrimill Home Grain Mill

First thing before buying this, find a local supplier for grain. It might sound stupid, but you should NOT be paying more for the grain than per-ground flour at the store even if the grain is organic. Once you know you can obtain the grain locally, then I would recommend this product. [...] This machine will mill your grain, any grain as long as it is not high in fat like oil seeds. I have noted that you can mill oats groats however it does seem to want to clog a bit, so just clean the shoot with a brush and every thing is fine. Although, I might have it set to too fine for oats.The fine or coarse range for the flour is quite large and speed is some what dependent on how fine you need it but there is not a large difference in time to mill 2 cups of grain. I noted that the finer it is, the longer it takes, but that is to be expected. Some grains do take longer to mill however, which I an unsure why since the grain that took longest was smaller (spelt vs Kamut)... might just be an issue with taking longer to get through due to higher number of grain.I noted that it takes about 2 minutes to mill 3-4 cups of four (~2-2 3/4 cup grain) for making bread. The time it takes to mill small quantities makes it impractical to mill large amount and store it in the freezer. I just leave the machine on the counter and mill what I need while I assemble the other ingredients.I found the noise level was not an issue. My coffee grinder makes more noise and it is a constant humming noise which increases in pitch once all the grain is milled. I have a small kitchen and I can still have a conversation next to the machine although I am unsure if the noise would annoy pets. Beside it is only on for ~2-3 minutes.If your intentions are to make bread, you should search on freshly milled/ground flour to make sure this is for you. The complete grain does cause some issue with yeast fermentation, but it is manageable easily. The loaf of bread will be heavier and denser but there are ways to work around that by increasing the length of time the dough rises.If your looking to make rice flour and any other grains for baking you won't have any issue and might be pleasantly surprised. I find that 1 cup of grain almost doubles in volume after milling. If you like muffins I seriously recommend this. Oat flour makes a very interesting muffing that is filling and stays moist ever with no fat added. You can also mill different type of glutenous rice such as black or red glutenous rice to have a different colour then white rice flour. Brown rice can also be used which will add more fiber in what ever you are making.Any one with gluten intolerance or allergies should seriously consider this machine to avoid paying high price for stale flour. The taste of freshly ground flour is superior to the flour purchased locally and you can control the type of grain in your diet based on what you process in the machine. A note on the lid. While the rubber gasket on the container is though to move the first time, a little flour around the edge of the gasket (like it is mentioned in the manual) will solve that issue. So READ the manual before using.I will admit, I have only scratched the surface of which grains you can mill but I have been impressed with the speed and how fine the flour is milled.If you got space on your counter and are looking for an electric grain mill, you won't be disappointed with this one."..." Read more

- Vegan nut in Ottawa, ON

Blendtec
Blendtec Kitchen Mill

4 stars

This is a very easy grain mill to use. It produces a very nice quality flour, and is simple to store and set up. You must be careful with the side clips, and make sure you clip/unclip them one at a time so as not to break them. The only qualm I have with this is that you are unable to load more berries/kernels in at a time - the top hopper is relatively small (a previous mill had a 7 cup loading capacity), so you just have to "nurse" it the whole time it is running. Overall though - a great mill. I love it!"..." Read more

- Kris the Cook in VA

<strong>Buffalo Tools</strong> Corn and Grain Grinder

Buffalo Tools
Buffalo Tools Corn and Grain Grinder

4 stars

You get what you pay for, a cheap coarse grinder. I knew it would be. Make hot cereal with it, not bread."

- Heather Hayes in Idaho Falls, ID

<strong>Universal Housewares</strong> Grain Corn Nut Mill

Universal Housewares
Universal Housewares Grain Corn Nut Mill

4 stars

I am using this for grinding rice to make our own different native cakes"

- Pepito in Covina, CA

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