Any comments on the best grain mill for home use?

"Bud" > wrote in message =
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> Any comments on the best grain mill for home use?

There has been quite a lot of discussion about those. My impression is =
that each=20
user prefers the one he happens to be using. My choice is for a chromed =
classic
Vitamixer, because I was given it. It easily does 2 cups in 2 minutes, =
probably
more. Our grinder attachment for the Kitchen Aid Mixer grinds more =
coarsely,
but is good for cracking and for coarse flours.

Searching will yield many hits for "grain mill". Try

http://www.google.com/advanced%5Fsearch?hl=3Den

and=20

http://www.google.com/advanced%5Fgroup%5Fsearch?hl=3Den

How much flour to be ground, and how frequently, are primary=20
considerations.

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DickA

I always thought that I'd go for an impact mill, if I ever get around to it,
such as http://store.yahoo.com/canning-pantr...ill-bosch.html. The
warnings are that these can be too loud and leave a lot of dust around.
So, check that out first. They tend to start at around $150. You can find a
lot on Ebay. Of course, you'd still have to strain wheat flour to get white.
The good part is that this type of mill grinds finer than others do.

Ron

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