Rare find. I wish I had the bucks to buy it myself. As of this writing, it's going for only $102.50, with a day or so before the auction ends. They look so cool. This one has a 10cm stone. I went to their website and they still make them. I had no idea they ever exported them to the US.
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I got a Komo mill from my friend 3 week ago. It's great! The smell of fresh flour is awesome :)
It works very well for bread making and I'm now wondering how it could be used to make regular morning cereal. In Germany a "FrischKornBrei" is quite popular but the grain (ground into coarse flour) is not cooked, only soaked with cold water, so I'm not sure if it is really well digestible.
I am looking for someplace local to buy soft red wheat. I am located north of Cincinnati, Ohio. The only 'local' place - at a farmer market, that has soft wheat wants like $7.50 for a 5lb bag! Okay, this just seems a little high to me considering I can get a 25lb bag of hard wheat for $12 and 5lbs isn't going to last me very long.
I can mail order from http://www.weisenberger.com for $2.10/5lb bag, but shipping really starts to add up when you get 20+lbs.
I just got some fresh wheat berries and I want to grind them into flour. I tried using my beer grinders but they didn't work at all so I had to use my coffee grinder.
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I just made some fresh wheat bread, it's awesome! But the coffee grinder takes forever..
I am so excited!! I received my Nutrimill grain mill today!!
I ran 2 cups of wheat through the mill as per the instructions....I have a couple of questions.
1. After milling, do you break down the machine and wash all of it?? If not, which pieces do you wash? Do you take the rubber gaskets off and wash?
I have a viking 7qt mixer and was going to get the grain mill attachment for it. I wanted to see if anyone has used it and get their feedback. I have never milled my own flour before but reading some of the posts on here makes me think that Im mising out. So... A few questions...
1. Asside from the Viking Mixer Attahcment, what Grain Mills do you recommend?
2. What kind of grain (wheats, corn etc) is recemmended?
Hi All, I have an older Whisper Mill that is probably 10 years old under "Grainmaster WhisperMill" - this made the original Whisper Mill but went bankrupt due to lifetime warranties. The name was aquired by the current owners of Whispermill which is identical in terms of key parts; now being sold under WonderMill. There were some problems and most can be fixed if you have the parts.
Wow, what a great site with so much helpful info. I really want to join the home grain milling tribe! Every 6 months, I spend hours researching mills online, get too confused and don't order anything...But I think I'm close...right now it's Nutrimill vs. Wolfgang/Komo. Both seem like great mills, but on the downside I see it as micronizer vs. unknown millstone material.
