Classic Model Electric Grain Mill 30s Speedy Grinding for Herb/Spice/Nut/Cereal/Coffee Stainless Steel CGOLDENWALL (200g)

I recently bought an air fryer oven with dehydrating function, so decided to test this out with peel from five easy peeler mandarins. These were perfect, brittle and snapped easily, but my food processor didn’t grind to powder, and a magic bullet wasn’t ideal, also too small.This 200gm grain mill ticked my boxes and I gave it a test run today. It was easy to set up and much quieter than I expected.I ran a tbs of rice grains first, about 45 seconds to flour powder, then the mandarin peel about a minute. See pic. The sieve (provided) screened out any bits and I’ve kept these for the next lot.Cleaning is a bit of a faff as you can’t dismantle to wash, but stiff brushes and micro cloth provided did a good job.Overall, without going on to professional level machinery,this exceeded my expectations and I will see how it goes over a longer time.

I’ve been after a more heavy duty grinder for ages.I grow chilli plants, several varieties now but in the beginning it was just a couple. It’s become a bit of an obsession!I had a nutribullet at the start but I’ve outgrown this now and need something more resilient.This grinder is noisy but to be fair it’s not much different from the nutribullet which couldn’t keep up with me and eventually broke.It’s scarily powerful and turns grains, spices, coffee beans, and hard kernels to dust in seconds. The larger models can deal with bone and stone for heavens sake!!A full capacity took less than 15 seconds to pulverise which is staggering.It blitzed my dehydrated chillis to a fine powder just like you buy in the shops.It performs brilliantly and operating it is easy.I find it works best when there’s plenty in the grinding bin and the blades are covered.You should also make sure the stuff you’re grinding is snuff dry as even a minute amount of moisture will affect your grind.It gets warm if your using it over a period of time and it’s stated not to use if for more than 3 minutes.I can’t imagine what you’d need that would take 3 minutes to grind in this beast so I don’t think this would ever be a problem.A brush is supplied for cleaning and a wipe out does it.You can disassemble the blades for a thorough clean but it looks fiddly to me and a job for my husband.If you’re making flour you can grind then sieve then grind again and believe me it’s just like the supermarket bag in my cupboard but I would imagine far healthier.I’m blown away by this grinder and am debating on the other models. I have a list as long as my arm of what I want to make with it and family and friends are lining up for my chilli spices.It arrives with some spare fuses, tools, a cleaning brush and clear instructions.I’d definitely recommend it.It’s very fairly priced and performs brilliantly.I hope you find my review helpful.

works and easy to use to blend Pumpkin seed, oatmeal, nuts, etcbut food sticks to side of blending bowl, you have to scrape off, when you hear the motor under pressure and restart the Mill, 2 to 4 times to get the blend required.The blades are not cutters, as they have blunt edges.items used in milloatmeal, Sunflower seed and other seed mix, pumpkin seeds, nuts may not blend to a fine blend due to moist conditions of the nuts, brazil, almonds, walnuts,