Best grain grinders?

[SageR]

Can I have some reccommendations?
I have a standing mixer and the company has a grinder attachment, but I heard they aren't that great. I also have a food processor.

[BeagleMommy]

My hubby and I are planning on upgrading our grain mill because it just isn't sturdy enough for regular use. We have a Family Grain Mill. It's been great except the longer we use it the more wobbly it will become. (It's been about a year.)
We didn't even consider the electric mills due to concerns about overheating the grains and loosing the B vitamins. We are looking at some mills from Lehman's, but haven't made any real decisions on the subject yet. I've heard good things about the Country Living Grain Mill, but don't have any experience with it.
Hope this helps.

[erin a]

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[*Di]

Here's some good info pretty recently posted:

http://www.mothering.com/discussions...d.php?t=541494

http://www.mothering.com/discussions...d.php?t=562829

Good Luck !

[Prairiemother]

I did a lot of reading on this question in regards to manual grinders - check out Waltons Feed web site - they have a compairison chart. I bought a Country Living Grain Mill and I really like it. It is sooo much better than the Back to Basics mill that I purchased (the only one available for sale in Edmonton). Of couse the CLGM is a manual grinder, so it takes some work - but it makes beautiful flour, and I keep telling myself that the exercise is good for me. I bought it from Yellowstone trading. My daughter finds it very exciting when we make flour.