This video from 2012,and this guy like 37,now in 2024 him age 48. Now time out so fast

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Thanks for doing a great review

Any advice or opinions on the Hawos grain mill?

Excellent video.

People pay hundreds of dollars for a mill to save money but you save nothing over all because of price gouging.

Product name: Wonder Junior Deluxe, stainless steel burrs squeeze so natural oil comes out

Would you please review the Quaker City grain mills?

What about a vitamixer ?

Thanks for the video.

Dr grain mills crumb bread, especially tough types?

My family loves the chocolate flavour but we will love to try peanut butter flavour

Is there any health benefits from a mill that has a stone grounded or with a metal blades?

I'm sorry but what makes this the "right" way? And who decided there's only one way to make peanut butter? That's like saying lemonade should just be pure lemon juice, with no salt, sugar, water or other ingredients added, which is just crazy. I've tried making peanut butter and all I get is a dense, inedible paste no matter how long I let the peanuts stay in the food processor. What's wrong with adding a bit of peanut oil, anyway? Why demonize something so innocuous?

Question: I have a NutriMill, it grinds nice flour, but the flour comes out hot, which is not good for the heat sensitive nutrients, which is why i am considering a hand grind unit. The question is, on the units that have option motor grinding, does that option change the way the flout comes out, does the flour come out cool or hot?

Any that are stainless steel NO PLASTIC, that are not huge (and grinds WET or dry)? TY

Nice presentation. I bought a Wonder Mill Jr. deluxe several years ago based on reviews - it's not cheap but I wanted a decent one. It's still in it's box bc I bought it as a prep item. Yes, I have grains stored up too lol. I didn't even know that it's good for the oily stuff - I don't have them stored bc they just don't keep like red wheat berries, etc.

Super producut

"As you can see, the Family Grain Mill took SLIGHTLY longer...." Come on man, get real, it took about 5 times longer, that is not slightly.

Do you sell refurbished models of the wonder Junior mill?

What is a good mill to bring when traveling?

Oh I am so thank full to you , being in Calgary it was challenge to get freshly grounded millet for my ancient grain rotis , today I did grind bajara millet in mins soo happy soo happy

The first one looked like a lot less effort, and still makes a bread flour. Price difference you can also buy 3 for the price of ours. Also with a $50 motor that you can connect to it. I rather use it manually though for the exercise, and that old school feel. The others, today prices are ridiculous. $400 for a manual mil, is crazy. That said, this was a great video bro. Thank you.

You know what i don't trust this. Why?? The video man is nout showing us the end flour i can tell by watching it. I lovevyour expanation, but you failed by the video. I should see it closer.not only by touching own your fingers. Please let your video man should get closer to the flour. Anywas, thank you for your time. It helps me a lot

Thank you for sharing this 🙏 wonderful tutorial video on making fresh homemade peanut 🥜 butter. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

The right one for me is the one that turns grain into flour

My Vitamix will make great Peanut butter just like this

Before milling grain after washing, wouldn’t you need to dry the stainless steel blades.? Excellent video!!

I fine the NutriMill Harvest Grain Mill better than any of the ones he is showing.....

Thank you so much!! Blessings!

I’ve had a KoMo Classic for about 10 years. I can’t compare to any of the others, but for me, I’m pretty happy with it. Pros…First, it’s beautiful & made really well - no problems with wear. The flour quality is excellent, imo. Cons…It’s loud - but better when the lid is on the hopper. The stones heat up after ~6 cups of wheat - I take mine apart & let the stones cool between grindings. I don’t want hot flour until it’s in the oven. 🤔 I’m pretty sure this would be the same for all mills. I usually grind all my flour one day, & mix dough the next, since I make 8-10 loaves at a time. Cleaning it is a pain. I brush off everything & carefully flip it upside down (don’t put weight on the spout or on-off button) & tap it on the counter - it’s almost impossible to get every speck of flour out. Vacuuming might work. I put a couple of bay leaves or tea bags on the stones & inside the spout to discourage wildlife, since I go a long time between grindings.

Interesting video. The title included the KoMo, but it wasn’t included. I have a KoMo Classic, which I like pretty well. I have no experience with anything else. I imagine this is true for all home mills, but the grinding stones heat up a lot, (a salesman at a bread conference thought I am silly), but I stop my grinder after about 4 cups of grain, take apart the grinder until the stones cool down. I don’t want cooked flour before it’s mixed into dough. The flour quality is very good, imo. I wouldn’t mind having one of these for a backup.

Excellent video and very helpful. Thank you for being both concise and thorough.

Outstanding presentation -- helped a lot with my understanding of the differences in grain mills

Thank you Brian!!

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Don't know if its just me but it seems that side camera had a much lower quality video ability which is a shame because it was used to show the flower of that first mill. Maybe others too haven't finished the video.

Thank you for sharing 😀 this wonderful tutorial video

Thank you for sharing this 🙏 wonderful tutorial ❤️ video

Volume problems

Great video, and just the type of review I was looking for. Sorry to see the domain name up for sale 😢

The Jr is simply oustanding

How long do the stone wheels last? And do they produce a lot of dust in the final product?

That's just not true, I make nut butters in my vitamix and never add anything to them. I also make applesauce using only apples and cinnamon.

The production of video is terrible, but the content is good.

Hello.....have you had the chance to review the Lehmans Grain grinder?? I am trying to evaluate/compare the lehmans unit and the Wonder Jr.. Thank u.

Great reviews! Only price you mentioned was the cheapest one. Would have been helpful to at least given a price range for each model. Just a thought. Good job regardless.

Thank you so much for the valuable information. I am looking to buy a manual grain mill.

Quite the nice manual coffee grinders.