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Whole grain consumption can lower body fat under the skin and around body organs according to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

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What Is a Whole Grain?

Whole grains are cereal grains that contain cereal germ, endosperm, and bran, in contrast to refined grains which retain only the endosperm. Whole grains can generally be sprouted while refined grains generally will not sprout. Whole meal products are made by grinding whole grains into whole grain flour.

It is a natural source of protein as well as a source of carbohydrates and is made into many different kinds of food.

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Power

 

Electric STONE Mill

Electric STONE Mill

Electric STONE Mill

Electric STONE Mill

Electric IMPACT Mill

Electric IMPACT Mill

Electric STEEL GRINDING Mill

 

Manual

Manual

Manual

 
 

Mills What

 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Hard and soft wheat, oats, rice, triticale, kamut, spelt, dried beans, corn, popcorn, split peas, buckwheat, barley, rye, millet, sorghum, dried mung beans, and soybeans. 

Ideal for grains such as wheat, rye, oats, soybeans, rice, poppy seeds and linseed. Will do 'oily' nuts and seeds but not well. Attachments available for wheatgrass juicing, and salad making.

 

Can grind coarser grains than the electric Wondermill, as well as nuts, wet grains, and oily grains like flax.Can can also make nut butters (slowly) and grind coffee.

Can grind finer and coarser grains than the electric Wondermill, as well as nuts.

Corn, wheat, and many other types of fine and coarse grains, nuts, seeds (including oily and wet), beans.  

 
 

Not Recommended For

 

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds,or cracked grains

Will not grind 'oily'  type nuts or seeds

Best on grains, but will also grind nuts or seeds, including 'oily' or wet (but not as well as a hand mill).

 

Will grind any grain, nut, or seed, including 'oily' or wet.

Will grind any grain, nut, or seed, but not 'oily' or wet ones because burrs are not included.

Will grind any grain, nut, or seed, including 'oily' or wet.

 
 

Hopper Capacity

 

2.9 pounds of wheat

2.4 pounds of wheat

2.2 pounds

1.2 pounds of wheat

9 Cups  (w/ extension ring.)

8 Cups

2 Cups

 

4 Cups

4 Cups

1 1/2 Cups

 
 

Flour Canister Capacity

 

Max height for bowl 4.7"

Max height for bowl 6.3"

Max height for bowl 5.5"

Max height for bowl 5.5"

20 Cups

12-13 Cups

Flour Canister Not Included

 

N/A

N/A

N/A

 
 

Flour Dust During Milling

 

Not a sealed system

Not a sealed system

Not a sealed system

Not a sealed system

Minimal

None

Not a sealed system

 

N/A

N/A

N/A

 
 

Easy to Clean

 

Cleaned only Occasionally / Easy

Cleaned only Occasionally / Easy

Cleaned only Occasionally / Easy

Cleaned only Occasionally / Easy

Fair

Easy

Easily disassmbled for cleaning

 

Easy

Easy

Moderate

 
     

16.1" high

15.2" high

13.25" hi     

13" high

12" high

11" high

14" high

         
 

Size

 

7.9" wide

8.3" wide

6" wide

6" wide

11" wide

7" wide

6" wide

 

 

 

9" high

 
     

7.9" deep

8.3" deep

6" deep

6" deep

13" deep

7" wide

17" deep

 

 

     
 

Weight

 

19.4 pounds

21.8 pounds

15.4 pounds

17.4 pounds

11 pounds

8 pounds

7 pounds

 

10 + pounds

10 pounds

12 pounds

 
 

Noise Level

 

Less than 70 Decibels / Elastic bedding results in quiet milling

Less than 68 Decibels / Elastic bedding results in quiet milling

73 Decibels / Elastic bedding results in quiet milling

72 Decibels / Elastic bedding results in quiet milling

52 Decibels

49 Decibels. Formerly known as the "Whispermill". Quietest mill available.

Roughly the sound of an electric shaver.

 

N/A, but can be motorized.

N/A, but can be motorized.

N/A

 
     

360 Watt / 

360 Watt / 

360 Watt / 

360 Watt / 

 

 

 

 

       
 

Motor Size

 

230 Volt

230 Volt

230 while

230 while

1100 Watts

1250 Watts

200 Watts /   100 RPM

 

N/A

N/A

N/A

 
     

(or 110 US)

(or 110 US)

grinding

grinding

 

 

 

         
 

Grinding Productivity

 

4.4 oz. per minute

4.4 oz. per minute

3.5 oz. per minute for fine

3.5 oz. per minute for fine

1.5 oz. per minute

1.7 oz. per minute

50 grams per minute

 

1/2 Cup per minute

1/2 Cup per minute

1/2 Cup per minute

 
 

Range of Flour Coarseness

 

Extremely Fine to Extremely Coarse

Extremely Fine to Extremely Coarse

Extremely fine to coarse / turn the hopper to adjust

Extremely Fine to Extremely Coarse

Fine to coarse plus fine grain cereal. Can turn motor speed down for very coarse grain, but can overheat motor.

Super fine to coarse. Not as coarse as Nutrimill. Fine enough for cake. Not coarse enough for grits.

Fine to coarse. Primarily for breads. Not fine enough for cake, or coarse enough for grits.

 

Fine flour to cracked cereal grains

Fine flour to cracked cereal grains

Fine to coarse

 
 

Quality of Burr

 

Has grinding stones, not burrs

Has grinding stones, not burrs

Has grinding stones, not burrs

Has grinding stones, not burrs 

No information available

No information available

Steel grinding plates, or burrs.

 

Excellent. Stainless Steel burrs (teeth).

Burrs not Included

Steel grinding plates, or burrs.

 
 

Quality of Stone

 

Unchippable corundum/ ceramic stone

Unchippable corundum/ ceramic stone

Unchippable corundum/ ceramic stone

Unchippable corundum/ ceramic stone

N/A

N/A

N/A

 

Excellent (thick)

Excellent (thick)

N/A

 
 

Quality of Finish

 

Solid beech wood treated w / natural veg. oil

Solid beech wood treated w / natural veg. oil

Solid beech wood treated w / natural veg. oil

Birch and plywood treated w / linseed oil varnish 

Plastic

Plastic

Plastic

 

Excellent

Excellent

Rugged cast iron with tin plating.

 
 

Clamping Strength

 

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

 

Excellent   (double clamp)

Double Clamp not included

Very Good: Counter must be between          1" - 1.6"

 
 

Things to Consider

 

This mill is a beautiful piece of furniture in addition to a mill. All parts are replaceable. Built to last a lifetime.

This mill is a beautiful piece of furniture in addition to a mill. All parts are replaceable. Built to last a lifetime.

This mill is a beautiful piece of furniture in addition to a mill. All parts are replaceable. Built to last a lifetime.

This mill is a beautiful piece of furniture in addition to a mill. All parts are replaceable. Built to last a lifetime.

Chute automatically closes if mill is stopped during milling, avoiding plugging. Hopper ext. ring can be messy.

The only mill that is UL, CSA and CE approved. Easy to upstop plugging if it occurs. No problems with tube overheating or cracking.

Initially designed as a versatile counter top home mill. Has steel grinding burrs, so you can grind oily & wet, as well as dry grains and beans.

 

A handmill is usually more versatile than an electric mill, but requires a lot more effort.

A handmill is usually more versatile than an electric mill, but requires a lot more effort.

A handmill is usually more versatile than an electric mill, but requires a lot more effort.

 
 

Mfg. Country / Year of Origination

 

Germany / 

Germany / 

Germany / 

Germany / 

China / 2004

Korea / 1993

Europe / Early 1990s

 

India / 2006

India / 2006

Europe / apprx. 100 years old 

 
 

Warranty

 

3 Years and parts can be replaced after that for many additional years of service

3 Years and parts can be replaced after that for many additional years of service

3 Years and parts can be replaced after that for many additional years of service

3 Years and parts can be replaced after that for many additional years of service

Lifetime

Lifetime

1 Year

 

Limited Lifetime. Grinding plates are replaceable.

Limited Lifetime. Grinding plates are replaceable.

1 Year

 
 


 











 
 

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Wondermill 110

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Miracle ME300

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Wondermill Junior Deluxe
 

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How to Find a Good Grain Mill or Grain Grinder-Part 1

If you want to buy a grain mill, the starting point is to visit a good review site on the web. There are not many true reviews for grain mills or grain grinders if you prefer, on the web. There are a few that have great information about them but for the most part grain mill reviews are few and far between.  We have one of the top rated ones on the web.

If you are thinking of buying a grain grinder, it is a major expense for you and your family. The typical electric home mill can cost from about $225 to $700. There are some that are more and I don't know of any that are less. There are also hand cranked home grain mills that generally run from about $79 up to about $600. I don't profess to know all of the makes and models that are on the market, but these price ranges are generally accurate.

Price is only one element of the decision process, but I bring it up first because it lets you know that in most cases the up-front investment is not cheap. In the long run, you will save money buying and grinding your own wheat and corn, but in the beginning it can set you back.

What are the major things you should consider when looking for a Grain Mill Review on the web? The following subjects should be covered in the review and are not necessarily listed in their order of importance.

  • Electric or hand powered
  • Grains it will mill
  • Grains it will not mill
  • Hopper capacity
  • Flour canister capacity
  • Ease of cleaning
  • Dimensions of the grain mill
  • Weight
  • Noise level
  • Motor Size
  • Range of flour coarseness
  • Quality of the burr or stones
  • Quality of the finish
  • Warranty
  • Price

Each of these items is very important in making a decision about your purchase of a grain grinder. The emphasis you place on one item over the other will ultimately determine the most important items.

For example, someone on a limited budget will give more consideration to cost than almost anything else to. After that hurdle is reached then other items will fall in place. If you are not concerned with price, then your top item may be quality of the finish. Is it a high quality wood finish? If you are concerned about size because of space limitation, then you might look at size first.

There is no firm answer what should be first because it does differ by person. Everything listed should be taken into consideration, because once you make your selection, you will own it for many years and hopefully get the great service you deserve.

We believe that our Grain Mill Review / Comparison Chart is the best on the web.  In fact it is rated as one of the best.  Pleae check it closely to be sure you are getting what you want at the price you need.

This article was originally printed on Ezine Articles and is authored by Michael Hadaway.

How to Find a Good Grain Mill or Grain Grinder-Part 2

Purchasing a grain mill or grain grinder is one of the best purchases that you will ever make for your family. It does not take much of an imagination to remember the smell of your home filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread. Can you also remember a time when your mother baked bread and pastries and you could smell it even outside. You knew instinctively that you were in for a treat. Remember the warmth and security you felt in your home during those times. Well, you can have that same aroma and feeling more often around your home when you finally purchase a grain mill or grinder for your home.

If you have decided to purchase one or you have just begun to think about it, there are some things that you should know before making the purchase. What you learn in the homework process can make a big difference in what you ultimately decide.

One of the main concerns is what kind of grain will your mill grind and what will it not grind. The following is a list of things that most often can be milled by most grain grinders.

  • Hard and soft wheat
  • Oats
  • Rice
  • Triticale
  • Kamut
  • Spelt
  • Dried Beans
  • Corn
  • Popcorn
  • Split Peas
  • Buckwheat
  • Barley
  • Rye
  • Millet
  • Sorghum
  • Dried Mung Beans
  • Soybeans

This list covers most of the grains that you will ever want but there are some things that home grain mills cannot handle well and you need to know before making your purchase. For example, most home mills cannot handle an oily type nut or seed.

Here are some of them:

  • Any grain allowed to get damp or wet...it must be dried first
  • Almonds
  • Cashews
  • Flax Seed
  • Mustard Seeds
  • Peanuts
  • Pecans
  • Sesame Seeds
  • Sunflower Seeds

There are others, but these represent the most common.

If you try to put nuts through a grinder even if they have been dried, the nuts will become gummy and make an enormous mess.

The last major consideration is the coarseness of the grind. Grain mill are usually divided into 3 types.

  • Stone Grinder-They will normally grind from extremely fine to extremely coarse
  • Impact Grinder-They will normally grind from fine to coarse
  • Burr Grinder-They will normally grind from fine to coarse

What do you plan to do with you home grain mill? That is the question you will have to answer before ultimately making a decision. Do you bake a lot of cakes? Then a stone grinder may be in order although some impact grinders also make very fine flour. Will a fine grind fit your needs? Are you looking for coarse or extremely coarse grind for meal? The decisions are numerous. Once you have made the decision about what you plan to do with the grain mill, you can begin to focus.

I recommend that you find a good grain mill comparison or grain mill review site on the web before making any decisions. It is just one of the pieces of your homework, but it is a very important one. There are a few sites that you can get detailed information to make your final decision. Be sure to complete this very important part of your home work assignment.

If you buy the right home grain mill, you will always be happy that you made the decision because of the whole grain goodness you will find in every delectable bite of breads, cakes, pies and tarts that you make.

This article was originally published by Ezine Articles and authored by Michael Hadaway


How to Find a Good Grain Mill or Grain Grinder-Part 3

Previously I have discussed important issues to consider when making the decision to purchase a grain mill. There are some other important things I did not cover which need to be covered.

 This article deals with things that are also important and are facts that I believe you should know before making a decision to buy a home grain mill.

  1. Electric or Manual Grain Mill: That is a hard one to answer. Here are some considerations. Will you be using it very often? If not, you might want to buy a manual grain mill and save some money. I know people who use it infrequently and are satisfied with a manual grain mill. If you are physically unable to use a manual, then you will want to buy an electric. Some people have an electric and a manual grain grinder as a back up. Normally, the manual system is cheaper, but not always. Some of the home manual grinders can be a bit pricey. But, to sum it up, the cheaper prices tend to be manual and the more expensive models are electric.
  2. Ease of Cleaning: You will find that almost all of the grain grinders are easy to clean and rarely need much cleaning at all. Usually, the clean up is the dust from the flour. The only time that it becomes a real issue to clean up is if you try to grind oily or wet items. Then, it can become a real nightmare.
  3. Noise Level: Companies usually tell you how many decibels of noise they make. I don't know one decibel from 2 so I'll give you my take on it. They all make some noise unless you muffle the sound with something that will take the noise like memory foam under the grinder or something of that nature. The loudest are not shrill, but they do make noise and over time can become annoying.
  4. Motor Size: The amount of use is an important factor when checking the motor size. A smaller motor may work fine, even if a bit slower, if you are an infrequent user. But, if you plan to use it often, you should consider a larger motor for both speed and longevity.
  5. Warranty: This is always important to me. I expect things I buy to last forever. I know they will not, but I still expect it to happen. What I really do not like is when something only lasts for a short period of time and the warranty has expired. I look for long warranties because I believe the item must be good or the warranty would not be so long.

Ultimately all of these factors should be considered along with others we have discussed in other articles. It is impossible for me to rate one above the other for you because you are the ultimate judge of what is important to you. These are the factors I find extremely important to me. I hope that you can use this to help you make a decision.

Whatever you do, I hope you will make a decision to buy one for your good health.

This article was originally published in Ezine Articles and authored by Michael Hadaway.

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