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Question: Has anyone used this mill to create sprouted wheat flour? (Sprouting, then dehydrating, to dry the wheat berries. Thanks
Document: We added whole wheat to our diet at my husband's doctor's advice to lose weight and control his rising blood sugar.I had a mill that I thought would grind the berries...not..it was for corn...THe grind on wheat was course,not for making bread..it was dry and hard to swallow!After reading the reviews for Nutrimill, I decided to buy this one..most of the reviews were postive and I agree.
I've used my new mill once so far, and was very pleased. It produced a nice, fine flour from soft white wheat berries and did it pretty rapidly. I'm going to try hard winter wheat for breadmaking next. I'm having fun with it!
I used to buy flour from the grocery store just like everybody else. I always thought grinding my own wheat would be too difficult. I'm glad I took a chance and bought this (courtesy of a recommendation from [...]). I have ground 2 kinds of wheat and spelt berries. The resulting flour just tastes so much better in my cooking & baking.
This mill works great for our needs. I was given about 100 lbs of wheat berries, but didn't have a grinder. I've used the misnamed "Whisper Mill" and the K-TEC Mill before which both sound like a small jet engines. This thing is still loud, but it seems to grind much faster and is much quieter. Also, it seems that to make less of a mess. The manual states not to use outdoors, but I still set it on the porch while I'm grinding the wheat.
The tone actually changes as the grain is ground. If the tone change isn't happening, then you aren't doing much grinding.) This mill is really tough to clean. There is this little black sponge circle that has to be completely dry before the mill is used again or it clogs. However, even with the sponge this mill spews flour as it grinds. Something to keep in mind is that the inner workings of this mill cannot be cleaned. My son might have to be on a gluten free diet soon.
Great product. Wife has used it several times and it does a great job.Grinds wheat to a really good texture. Noise and dust are at a minimum.Would recommend it to anyone wanting to get into making  their own bread.
This mill works great. I tried grinding wheat into flour first by hand and quickly realized it was not fine enough. The reviews for this mill were very high and I felt comfortable ordering it but was worried about the noise and how fine it would grind. Satisfied with both. So far I have only milled about 12 cups of flour from wheat and 2 from quinoa. All of it was excellent. To me this is only slightly louder than a kitchen-aid mixer. Would recommend to anyone.
I use this mill extensively for all my baking needs. I make chapati flour from wheat berries using this mill, i make my own gram flour too. It has been more than 2 years that this machine is working great.Definitely recommend it
I absolutely love this grain mill. It's really easy to use & pretty quiet. Not much more noise than the vacuum cleaner. It's pretty fast too. I can grind a pound of wheat berries in about 5 minutes into a very nice bread flour. It's easy to clean & there is no dust anywhere.
He took my name, address, and number and told me that a new milling portion was on the way and to simply take the broken portion to a UPS drop off location. He also told me that I could still use it since the broken part didn't impair the function of the mill.3 cups of wheat berries and about 20 minutes later I have almost 5 cups of flour and a clean ready to use again grain mill. It's a little loud.
Answer: Yes Nancy.. I have used it multiple times. The only thing you need to be careful of is to run the mill intermittently- let it run for 15 mins n then stop so that it cools down and then start again for 15 mins.. I have observed that the mill gets really hot if I run for until the whole batch gets done