Grain Mills..what do I want????

[Stirsmommy]

I know I want to grind wheat. But I am sure I will want to grind some other grains as well. But I have never had my own mill. What should I look for in one? Do you have a favorite?
TIA

[Adrianne]

We have a Nutramill and like it very much. You can most dry grains in them, not wetter ones like beans, flax etc. I do mostly corn and wheat, sometimes oats.

The Nutramill is easy to use and store. I recommend it!

There was a thread about this a while back and I think the Nutramill was most recommended. I think you could find it if you do a search.

[Frontier Mom]

Love my Nutramill here!

[Tracy in Ky]

My Whisper Mill has been purring along for about 10 years now. She still works like a dream! :D

[Cindy in C-ville]

I have a K-tec and definitely DON'T recommend it. I bought it from someone who found out she was gluten intolerant shortly after buying it and got it for about half price. I'm committed to not purposely sabotaging it, but I won't be sad when it dies and I have to bury it and purchase a NUTRIMILL!

:) Cindy

[HiddenJewel]

My Nutrimill has been good. And just in case nobody mentions it, the noise level is about the same as a vacuum cleaner.

[nmoira]

We have a Nutramill and like it very much. You can most dry grains in them, not wetter ones like beans, flax etc.They will do soy beans (the beans are too moist if you can make balls out of the flour) and chick peas.

I love my Nutrimill. :)

[KH_]

Another pleased Nutrimill owner here . . .