KitchenAid KGM All Metal Grain Mill

La uso para moler trigo y hacer pan con masa madre y la masa madre esta mejor que nunca alimentándola con el trigo recién molido. Al pan le puedes poner un poco de esta harína y fermenta mejor que con harian de fuerza o integral. El sabor que da el trigo recién molido es único y estoy muy contento con la compra. No es la harina mas fina comparado con un molino de piedra por ejemplo pero por el precio este es muy buena opción y no es muy grande.

Very good product, build quality excellent and no issue with performance as described in few reviews.Not making much noise .flour thickness can be adjusted as per requirement. Simple to clean.

I had a Wisper Mill actually 2, and these went 28 years. They did not whisper, they screamed. But they were very effective. so now I have this new Kitchen Aid Wheat grinder. You have to watch that you have it far enough over in the selection to get fine wheat, but you can play with it, and put the wheat back through. Yes, it is a little slower than the Whisper Mill, but the product of the grinding is capable of being sifted to remove the bran for separate usage from the whole wheat. Actually comparatively, this is much quieter but you do need to put a platform under the bowl that catches the wheat. You do need a platform for most attachments. Overall, there was much less dust in my kitchen environment from this machine than past ones. And with this, you don't need a separate machine.

Very useful to mill emmer wheat. Small enough to keep the counter clean.

I would have given it a 5 star review but for a few issues with my old Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer. I worried since the mixer was so old it might not be compatable but it was! This was one of the reasons I was hesitant to order a mill for the kitchen aid but decided to give it a try. This worked well on my older model Kitchen Aid mixer. The weight of it was so heavy that it kind of sagged toward where the grinder was. I had to take off the bowl from the stand because the grain would wind up in front of it but it did not leave enough space below the older mixer design to place the bowl in front of it to catch the grain as it came through. I had to steady the mixer base while it ground the grains. I was happy that it worked and the fine grain seems good for baking. I have not had time to bake yet. I used a 24 oz bag of Kamut whole grain wheat to try it out. I fed the grinder in segments of about 2 cups at a time. It took a long time to get through the bag. It seemed a little louder than the normal mixer alone. It does not allow you to wash it in water. There was no smell to the actual grinder but the grain smelled very good that it produced. I know other people with Kitchen Aid Mixers and noticed theres had a different design than mine. I have a base that the metal bowl locks into.Thus, your experience may not be the same as mine. Again, I would give it 5 stars but for a few issues lining up an bowl to catch the grain and the weight of the grinder. I think it is a great value because of the quality of the grain it produces. I tried different levels too. I it has 12 levels of grain. Each level is different. It was very easy to set up and use.