INSELY Grain Mill-150g

This is an early review as I just received the Grain Mill; however, it looks very strong and well made. The switch/timer works satisfactory, but seems to be a bit flimsy; not long lasting. The Motor seems very powerful and has a high speed; we'll see how it stands up to grinding the grain when I get down to doing it. I will be updating this review as necessary when the machine has been used more.

This is a nice grinder. I make sourdough as a cottage food baker and I grind my own wheat to feed my starter. It works great! I've also used it to grind coffee, also rice and oatmeal for gluten free flour and corn and wheat and dried peas for my baby chicks. So far it has ground everything with ease. It will get pretty warm after about 4 loads but I love it!

I use this grinder mainly for roasted soybeans, and it does a good job turning them into fine powder quickly. The stainless steel interior feels solid, and the operation is simple and convenient for home use. It handles dry beans evenly, and the result is quite consistent. Cleaning is also fairly easy. The only downside is the small capacity, so I have to grind in batches. Overall, it’s a reliable option for small amounts.

First time buying grain mill. Went with this one due to the large capacity and decent reviews. This thing has been a pain to use. Like others have mentioned here, it shuts off all the time. I don't even know why it has a timer on it if shuts itself off after every 15 seconds. I bought the the largest size (700g) so that my wife could grind a decent amount of grain for baking, however, 1/3 cup of grain is about the max it can take if I want it to run longer than 15 sec at a time. Once the grain is milled, I have to wait about 10min in between millings because the unit gets so unbelievably hot. This makes it very inconvenient if you're making something that takes 3+ cups of flour. Unit actually gets so hot that it causes some of the milled flour to solidify and stick to the inside of the grinding basin. I don't know if all grinders work like this, but I will be trying a different brand. This one is junk in my opinion and unfortunately it's too late for me to try to return it.

I’m brand new to grinding my own flour and bought this machine due to the good reviews and lower price. It works well and grinds to a fine powder. It’s simple to use - weigh your berries, close the lid, and set the timer based on the guide provided in the instructions. It comes with a cleaning brush, extra blades, and a sieve as well. It’s obviously not a “top of the line” machine, but it does a good job for the price. It’s heavy enough that it won’t vibrate across your kitchen counter while it grinds, but it’s not too heavy to lift and pour out the finished product. Overall a solid choice for a beginner like me.

Great starter grinder for the chef who wants to elevate baking to another level. Perfect condition and beautifully designed.

this is an amazing machine... I am a Trini,anyone looking to make Dhalpurie, this thing works really good for grinding dhal.

This thing is a serious bit of kit. Keep it away from the kids; we are probably at about 1945 safety standards. Unplug it BEFORE taking the lid off. But for fully compos mentis adults, you should be fine. It seems fairly durable; the base is chromed plastic, the motor housing is cast metal, and the hopper and lid are stainless. The analogue timer (buzz) switch is a little questionable, but I imagine it's immediately replaceable if required one day. I leave it out on the kitchen counter as I ike the steam-punk industrial vibe. I have ground up wheat berries with it, and it turns them into flour in about 15 seconds. I can't imagine what wouldn't be atomised in 15 to 30 seconds of WHAAAAAA!!!. It's loud, but fast. If you're trying for a nuanced grind of something like coffee, this is probably not the tool. If you want to blast something into powder, this is it! As a bit of a tool nut, I like that it comes with extra motor brushes.

Good, recommended to buy

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