Electric Grain Mills

The Kmec Grain Mill is one of the best buys for your money. Priced at a modest 179.00, this grain mill has an adjustable grind and can grind coarse to very fine flour - plenty fine enough for bread. Grinds very quickly with a 24 cup flour pan. Drawbacks? Very loud, and will not grind very course grinds, if you are wanting to make cereals, cornmeal, and other grinds of a coarse consistency, and has no manual option. Will grind pretty much all non-oily grains. This Grain Mill has stainless steel grinding blades - a health advantage over stone grinding burrs, as stone grinding burrs usually are bound with aluminum oxide. If you want fine flour for breads, and want it for a decent price, and need to grind a lot of flour without emptying the pan, this is likely the flour mill for you.

The company who made the electric grain mills went out of business, and their design was bought out by another company. It has been very popular. Priced at 239.95. However, it has a nice advantage in noise level over the old one. The grinding consistency is an adjustable fine to coarse flour, but will not do very coarse grinds such as corn grits and bulgar wheat. No manual option. Can grind 12 cups at a time. Will grind pretty much all non-oily grains. This grain mill has stainless steel grinding blades, and a self cleaning milling chamber. This mill has a pretty clean operation, leaving less flour dust in the air than most electric mills. If you like all the features of the Blendtec Wheat Mill, but are willing to pay a little more to save your ears, the Wonder Mill could be an excellent selection.

Grain Milling Machine