Grain Mill Unboxing: MockMill, WonderMill and NutriMill Plus - Self Reliant Living

Описание: Hi, I’m Jennifer with Self Reliant School, and today I’m unboxing three grain mills: MockMill, NutriMill and WonderMill.

First, I want to say that these three companies are all great ones, so I know they will all be great mills. My intent here is to feature each mill, and have it stand on its own, so that you can choose one that is the best for you and your family.

In today’s show, I’m only unboxing and briefly describing each mill. I’ll go into great depth as I feature each mill. I will also add the WonderMill Junior and the NutriMill Classic to the line-up, as those are two mills that are very popular as well.

Today’s show is an unboxing only, so that you can see what’s in the box.

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Then over the next several weeks we’ll talk about:
Grinding basics--why you should grind your own wheat.
Performance--how fast it mills, workflow, attachments, etc.
What's inside--what actually grinds the flour, being stone or metal.
Options, Controls, and Features-- we’ll talk about additional models from the same company, and control of grinding with each model.
Noise--grinders are loud, so we’ll do a comparison of the noise level.
Storage--what kind of storage space will you need for each.
Clean-up--how easy it is to clean each mill
Price Range--what the price range of each mill is.
Longevity & Warranty--what’s the word on the street (or internet) as to how long these mills last, and what kind of warranty they have.
Other things it can do--most mills can do more than just grind flour, so we’ll look at other food you can grind to make wonderful baked goods.

Mockmill 100 Stone Grain Mill

This is a the smaller of the two mills from MockMill. I really like the idea of grinding wheat as needed. I usually grind a lot and freeze it. So I’m looking forward to a new routine to test out this mill.

MockMill Features:
Mills 100g of flour per minute
Easy Adjustments for coarseness
Quiet
No mess
Self cleaning
Tool-free disassembly
6 year warranty provided by Wolfgang Mock
Harder-than-granite, near-diamond, corundum-ceramic mill stones

WonderMill:

The WonderMill has been around for a long time. I own a WonderMill Junior and like that quite a bit. So I’m looking forward to testing out this classic grain mill.

WonderMill Features:
Easy To Use and Clean
Uses a plastic bag in the canister to collect the flour.
Product design helps prevent gumming and jamming.
No small parts or gaskets to misplace.
BPA Free
Can grind over 100 pounds of flour in an hour.
Fins made from stainless steel, which eliminates overheating the flour.
Limited lifetime warranty
1 3/4 horsepower motor

NutriMill Plus

I own the NutriMill classic, and I have used it as my main mill for at least 5 years. It’s in great working order, and I’ll be adding it to the list for comparison.

The new NutriMill Plus is more compact and comes with a freezer bag accessory. I’m looking forward to getting it in kitchen and using it.

NutriMill Plus Features:
24 Cup flour bowl capacity
Collapsable milling hopper and nesting design for easy storage
4 stage filtration system for clean milling
1200 watt motor
Uses stainless steel microburst milling heads
Quiet
Includes flour bagger accessory, freezer safe bags
Limited Lifetime Warranty
1500 watt motor
Self-cleaning
Feed design allows you to turn the unit off anytime during the milling
Limited lifetime warranty.

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