[happyday]

We're considering investing in a grain grinder (after I bust a new blender trying to do it on the ice setting).

Which do you use and which do you recommend?

Thanks!

 

[bigteamug]

i wonder if you'd have better luck posting this in the food forum....i've been curious about this, too.

 

[mtn.mama]

We like our Family Grain Mill. It has both the Jupiter motor base and the hand crank base, with the flour mill, cereal roller mill, and veggie and meat attachments. No complaints. Extremely versatile. We had great customer service through Pleasant Hill Grain.

 

[Prairiemother]

I love it when people ask this question because it's one I feel I have an answer for - I love our Country Living Grain Mill. It's fast and easy to use, even for little old me - I'm 5'1" and not super strong. It grinds fine to coarse. The only downside is that you have to attach it to a firm surface and it's hard to find that around here. but it's one thing I would definitely buy again.

 

[tree-hugger]

from the research i've done on them, i recommend retsel. my new retsel should be arriving any day. can't wait!!

 

[henny penny]

That Retsel grain mill looks great! Thanks!

 

[Hibou]

I posted about the k-tech blender in the Traditional Foods forum about a month ago. It is super fast, and does the job of blender, grain grinder, and food processor. I only grind what I need, as I need it. One cycle (50 seconds) will do 3 c. of flour, which is how much wheat I use for a loaf of bread. It can also knead your bread.

 

[mamadelbosque]

We bought a diamont grain mill and love it