Powerful Electric Grain Mill Wheat Grinder for Home and Professional Use - High Speed Grain Grinder Flour Mill for Healthy Grains and Gluten-Free Flours - Electric Grain Mill by Wondermill,White

I couldn't afford a high-end mill, but this one came highly recommended, and as someone who is sensitive to noise, I was intrigued by the fact that it was advertised as the quietest mill. Advantages: br>br>
1. ) I read the instructions and they are very clear, which I like because they are simple to understand. br>2. ) I can't compare it to other mills because it's my first, but it's a lot quieter than other similar equipment we have (food processors, meat grinders, blenders, and so on. )
3. ) It gets the job done! It mills the flour to perfection every time, and the amount of flour it claims to hold is correct.
4. ) It's about the same size as a blender when it comes to storage. It's also lightweight and portable. br>br>Cons (all of which are a stretch, which is why it only gets one star):
1. ) It's disappointing that there's a weak tab inside that's part of the device, and it's made clear that even though it's a fragile part, it's not covered under warranty; thankfully, I haven't had any problems with it yet, but it's like. How would I continue to use the mill if I did? It makes it sound as if you could, but I'm not sure how.
2. ) Because of the attachments, cleaning is not as simple as the book suggests. Is it just a matter of wiping it away? When you can't even get inside it, and freshly milled flour is a little sticky due to the natural oils in it? Nope. For me, it doesn't work like that. It's not the worst thing I've ever cleaned, but it does take time, and I have to use a lot of hot water to clean it, and then I have to dry it very carefully because any moisture trapped inside could harm the wheat you want to mill. So far, I've been doing fine, so this isn't a show-stopper. stopper, and to be honest, I'm not sure how you'd solve such a problem. I wouldn't even bring it up if it weren't for the fact that the instructions appear to be deceptive about it, which I dislike.
3. ) The top of the table should be screwed together. rather than a pop-up window in the best case scenario As a result of being a pop star, It's easy to think you've got the lid completely sealed (as I discovered in practice) and then end up with flour flying everywhere if you use three tabs. While completely amusing, it isn't ideal when you're pressed for time and don't have much time to bake in the first place, let alone clean up. It wouldn't be any messier if the lid was screwed on, and it would eliminate that problem entirely. Perhaps something to include on a future model's wish list.
4. ) I did the math myself, and it turns 1/3 cup wheat berries into 1/2 cup flour. It would be great if this information was included in the instructions.
5. ) I find it odd that there are only instant-cook recipes included. breads made with yeast, rather than breads made with natural yeast Natural yeast breads seem to me to be a natural fit for someone who mills their own wheat. So the recipes might be useful to me, but only if I put in some effort to change them; in an ideal world, it would include both types of recipes. br>br>In general, I would strongly advise others to use this mill. At the same time, I'm sure if you wanted to save up for a more industrialized mill with dishwasher-safe parts (if such a mill exists) and appeared less like a mill printed with love and some awkwardness on a 3-D printer, you could do so. You should be able to do it with a D printer. I couldn't find any mills that advertised ease of washing or the nature of their parts during my research, so this is just a guess based on other similar products, such as meat grinders.

Dakota Blevins

| Apr 22, 2021

It's taking the place of a Victorio grinder that I've had for over a year and has both a hand crank and an electric motor. The Victorio will remain in my emergency supplies, but the WonderMill has taken up residence in my kitchen. The WonderMill amazes me with its speed. I only grind what I'm working on right now, and 2- It only takes a minute to process three cups of grain. I've only used it to grind wheat, but the grind on the bread setting is ideal for my sourdough bread. It makes a lot of noise when it first starts, but it quiets down once the wheat is added. Even if it weren't quiet, the speed is so fast that the noise isn't an issue. It's simple to clean up afterward. I simply dust it off over the sink with a pastry brush. It's very simple. Yes, the lid is difficult to remove, but if it weren't, flour would likely spill all over the place while grinding. Some speculated that the tube connecting the hopper and canister would be removed. When I pushed it into the tube's stops, I discovered that this was not the case. Overall, I'm a big fan of this mill. IT IS A MAGICAL EXPERIENCE.

Madeleine O’NEILL

| Jul 08, 2021

This flour mill took the place of one that made a noise like a jet engine taking off. This one is a lot quieter, and it's also a lot easier to clean! br>br>I've had it for about ten months and haven't had any issues. For bread, I like to mill fresh flour with two parts white wheat and one part red wheat. I pre-mix the wheat berries in that proportion and keep them in an airtight container to make things easier and faster. I use a Breadman (2 lb Professional Bread Maker, Stainless Steel, BK1050S) that I bought on Amazon in 2014 to achieve the perfect balance for the loaf I enjoy. The 1 is my personal favorite. The loaf comes in five sizes. br>br>When I make bread, I mill a little extra flour and store it in an airtight container in the fridge for later use (biscuits, pancakes, etc. ). Because the container's top is clear, I have an address label on it. I covered the address label with a strip of packing tape. Mark the date on the white board with a white board marker. Because I'm the only one in the house, a loaf of bread lasts me several days.

Miranda Avery

| Sep 04, 2021

This mill is absolutely fantastic!! I ran some corn as directed to clean out the hopper and grinder (for any leftover residue, etc. ) and was disappointed when I had to discard that batch because I knew I was wasting much-desired blue corn flour. It milled it in a flash and was spotless. There was no powder anywhere except in the bucket. It was a little louder than I'd like, but not to the point where I wouldn't use it again. If people are sleeping, I wouldn't use it, but otherwise, it's fine. It is not a problem. It was also delivered promptly. Thanks!.

Emmie Bowers

| Aug 09, 2021

The flour is absolutely stunning. completely aerated Because the motor is strong, I keep my left arm wrapped around the main grinding unit to prevent it from jumping or skittering across the counter until I can pour in the grains for grinding. Then it continues to purr on its own, without moving. You must ensure that the caps are securely fastened. It's simple, but I didn't double-check that the flour collection chamber's lid was securely fastened. I was sprayed with flour, which was a lot of fun. It was far more amusing than the issue itself. But I'm certain I'll double-check now. Buying grains and grinding our own flour helps us save money. Furthermore, all of the flour we use now is brand new. It's truly amazing.

Melanie Cantrell

| Jan 04, 2021

Excellent product; I adore this mill and am confident that I will continue to use it for many years to come. The product was delivered quickly, and I am very pleased with the appearance and performance of this machine, which I highly recommend.

Charles Barr

| Jun 13, 2021

It works wonders for achieving a fine grind. Our home grown 100% whole wheat in bread is much finer and softer when ground with the Grain Miss for Home Grain Miss for Home Grain Miss for Home Grain for Home Grain.

Alexandra HEWITT

| Dec 26, 2020

This mill is extremely efficient. It grinds wheat into fine flour in just a few minutes. We've already made a couple of delicious loaves of bread with the wheat flour. This product has exceeded our expectations.

Jair Middleton

| Mar 08, 2021