This one looks a little old-fashioned---it’s because it is!  This is inevitably the mill that was recommended whenever I asked people who had been baking wholegrain bread for years and years using the same wheat grinder!  They’re work horses and they are made to last!  Using natural stones, this mill can grind coarse and ultra-powdery fine and everything in between.  Cracked wheat, cornmeal, no problem! Want the finest of finest flours from the hardest beans—it will do that, too! Not only that, but bread tastes much better when the wheat is stoneground!  The nutritional value is better because the flour stays cool.  I highly recommend the All Grain Mill for those who are serious about great tasting home baked products!  The look hasn’t changed in many years, and neither has the excellent quality!

This is the hand grinder that I like the best for the price. It is easy to use---Women and children will be able to mill enough flour to make 4 loaves of bread easily. I really like the fact that onto the same hand base unit that you get with the grinder, you can attach several different machines.  It is made by Family Grain Mill. It is easy to use—women and children will be able to mill enough flour to make 4 loaves of bread easily. I really like the fact that onto the same hand base unit that you get with the grinder, you can attach several different machines as well.

The Groat Roller is an excellent idea as it allows you to store whole oat groats (which store 15-20 years vs. the 2-3 years on rolled oats) and roll your own, very fresh oatmeal when you are ready. Those who have tried this have been amazed at the difference in taste and quality! Best of all, the nutritional level is so much higher, as nutrients start escaping into the air the moment a grain is opened. So, 2 year old oatmeal has lost a lot of its nutritional value. Other soft grains can also be rolled. (Tip of the day: Steaming these grains first, makes an even better flake!) 

The other advantage of this grinder is that you can purchase an Adapter that will attach the grinder or flaker onto your Bosch or KitchenAid, thus allowing you to use power while you have it.  This is a great option to an electric grinder if you aren’t planning on using your mill very frequently.  It actually grinds a very nice flour—better than some electric grinders I’ve seen.  I especially like this adapter for the oat groat roller.  It makes rolling fresh oatmeal for breakfast a breeze!

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