The other link I sent is really close in price, though. Did it weigh in on yours???? Here’s our review. Shortly after, we met our savings goal and made the (hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime purchase of the Komo Fidibus Classic Grain Mill. Jan 13 2020 - 10:30am. For most users, this fine flour ability is a non-negotiable, “must have” feature. Milling area of 5.72 square inches, which is comparable to a 2.7 inch diameter plate steel burr. I am still thanking the Lord that Lehman’s agreed to allow me a product review!! Most home grain mill users are mainly interested in making whole grain bread with excellent rise and texture, and every one of our grain mills will produce an ideal grind for bread flour from a wide variety of grains. Hampton, NE 68843, Info|Clearance|Sale|New|Parts|Comparisons. I love my Nutrimill, but I have to admit, it is nowhere that pretty! So it has never been over worked or abused. It was a pleasure doing business with you." JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser.

The warranty, on the surface, is pretty 'meh' at 3 years vs something like a Komo (which are not available here in the US currently, All Rights Reserved. Once it’s started, an electric mill will finish its job hands-free while you go about other kitchen tasks. Grain Flakers (some grinder/flaker combos) Thanks soooo much for this first hand feedback. I too have this mill and I really love it – I also would highly recommend it above other options. Can you help me find the price point you indicated was a discount? Having been single for a large part of the 30 years it did not have to run every day, like in a family situation for example. Now I’m curious – I may need to try it! Quality modern mill stones are long lasting, cool-grinding, and never contribute grit to your flour. — Sue Belair, WI. Not many people have mills to begin with, so it’s always great to see someone’s opinion on one first-hand. Great post and a beautiful mill indeed! The Best Electric Grain Mills: Comparison Chart & Reviews. We saved a looooonnnggggg time for it! The finest grinding ability is also required to make fine flour from white rice, a staple grain for many who follow a gluten-free diet. If you try to make them, please share! Our great advantage: A suspension between the grinding stones prevents the loud grinding noise of the stones in the position “fine” as soon as the grinding process is finished. Hawos mills are built to last a life time, and if you do have an issue, we have spare parts (yes, even for a 30 year old model like yours). April, I did a bit more searching, and found another site that carries it – I haven’t dealt with them, but their price is less than Amazon’s price and shipping is free as well: http://www.grainmillshop.com/KoMo-Fidibus-Classic. The Hawos Grain Mill 1 (see right) cost around $600, the Komo Fidibus 21 about $300.

The heart of each mill is the KoMo grinder. Have a glorious day in the Lord! I’m not sure what the reason could be, but that is disappointing. That is a neat looking mill — I will have to read your post about why to grind your own grain — it’s something I’ve read about a bit but have not really gone beyond that yet.

info@pleasanthillgrain.com We also offer larger commercial grain mills with burrs up to 30" diameter. Warranty for life you say!

I did contact the You’re the Cure company — they answered the phone directly. I bought it from Shar’s Kitchen http://www.sharskitchen.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SK&Product_Code=130-7602 I do think the wood one is beautiful. I would have NEVER been able to afford to buy one. The overview below will provide helpful perspective on different mill designs and their suitability to achieve your aims.

But for a home baker who typically grinds a single batch, you can probably compensate for a somewhat slower output speed simply by starting the mill a couple of minutes earlier. There are a number of poorly-designed mills on the market that require such a high turning effort that they really aren’t of any practical use. All of the steel burr grain mills in this section feature long life, replaceable grinding burrs for years and years of peak performance. It’s just so so so GORGEOUS! Hi Jaime. I absolutely love this mill too. I placed my order late in the afternoon and had exactly what I ordered in my mailbox less than 48 hours later. We are on vancouver island, campbell river, canada. Rate is measured in ounces per minute. http://www.sharskitchen.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SK&Product_Code=130-7602, http://www.grainmillshop.com/KoMo-Fidibus-Classic, http://www.foodforlife.com/our-products/sprouted-grain/ezekiel-49, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DZ6TGA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=3omm3b-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=B001DZ6TGA, “Lord I Am Tired and Weary” – A Prayer For Mental Strength, 35 Powerful Prayer Points For Protection [With PDF], 5 Prayers For Faith and Hope That Will Calm Your Heart Right Now, German-made and top quality craftsmanship, easy to turn the hopper and change the fineness of the grind, ground flour comes out fairly cool, retaining nutrients, convenient and easy to use — just flip the switch, I thought it would be quieter than it is, although it is still quieter than my previous mill, the mill should be switched on before you add the grain to the hopper, or it tends to jam. All KoMo mills are equipped with a special millstone made of … Impact mills are electric-only. For commercial users, a certain minimum production capacity may be essential. Log in or register to post comments; Printer-friendly version; SheGar. The mix I’m looking at is demonstrated on that very well-know Becker Bread website — I didn’t see any sprouts. If you have … Thank you for the informative post . Sign up for our (not-too-often) newsletter with specials, product tips & updates, recipes & more! Thanks for this review. I have just order the sifter to try to make cakes and better bread. The fins, which never touch each other, spin at tens of thousands of revolutions per minute and burst grain kernels into small pieces as they’re impacted.

I’m going to go read your other post on why grind your own grain. working with a limited budget, you may be considering using a home-use mill for small scale production grinding.

I am in the saving process for buying this mill! Some start out with the whole setup, and others begin with the manual mill and add the motor later. We are planning on buying the Komo (that is, when we save up enough $…we’re almost there!)

I have not made them.

Now that we’ve used our Komo mill for several months, I wanted to share a brief review and update you regarding our purchase. The mill sold by Amazon is called the Wolfgang Tribest Mill; it is the same mill as the Komo Fidibus Classic, but marketed to the United States.

The Wonder Junior mill also crosses burr-composition categories by coming standard with both stone and steel burrs. Thanks so much for your inspiration and insight. In New Zealand (where voltage is 240), prices on TradeMe are comparable to US prices as of September 2010, taking into account currency conversion.

Manual mills are quieter than electric models. It’s awesome; I agree.

You can read other reviews for the Komo mill and get the BEST deal on the Komo mill here. Kind regards, sebastian pigge. That combo looked very good to me — I’m a vegetarian and the protein is appealing. Share . When it worked it did very well and I have always been happy with it. Laura, I really can’t speak for anyone else’s decision… you may want to look at the user reviews available on Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DZ6TGA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=3omm3b-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=B001DZ6TGA. I am new to bread baking and milling flour so I have a lot to learn but wanted to see what setting you are milling your wheat?