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Get the most fiber and protein for your homemade multi-grain and wheat breads, cereals or tortillas. Grind your own using this Grain Mill attachment with your KitchenAid stand mixer. Use with low-moisture grains, such as wheat, corn, rice and select the desired consistency - fine to coarse. Stainless steel attachment safely secures to front of mixer and detaches easily for convenient storage. Refrigerate ground grains for lasting freshness.
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Technical Details
- Grain mill attachment greatly expands a stand mixer's flexiblity- Ideal for making your own flour from low-moisture, non-oily grains
- Includes brush for cleaning, tips, and recipes
- Can make up to 10 cups at a time
- Grain mill can be used with any KitchenAid stand mixer
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By D. Askins (Midwest USA)
I own a KitchenAid 6 quart Professional mixer with 525 watts of power and purchased this grain mill so we could grind our own wheat for bread.
It was a complete disaster. Not only does it completely stress out the mixer but it does not grind nearly fine enough for flour. Following other advise to run the grain through 2 times, we filled the hopper with the berries and before it finished (on medium grind) the mixer was so hot we had to stop the machine for about 45 minutes. Trying to run the medium grind to a finer grind totally cooked my beloved mixer and broke the bearing before the grinding was complete. (We did have the metal gear box but that didn't stop the damage that this mill did).
I agree with most of the reviews here purchase a real grain mill and save your mixer!
By anon (colorado springs, co)
I haven't contacted the company yet, but there are two screws on the front which need to be removed to clean the product. They are FUSED SHUT and I have not called the company about this-so to give them a bad rating maybe isn't fair....
By T. Kee (Tumwater, Washington)
I bought this to start using whole wheat flour. It does a good job grinding the wheat. Make sure you use it on speed 10 or it will ruin your mixer. You need to let it cool after you grind wheat with this grinder. I usually grind about 5 cups at a time and have not had any trouble with it overheating. If you are going to grind a lot of wheat at a time, I would spend the money to get a nutrimill grain mill.
By JOLARA (Arizona)
We have had this grinder for about 3 years now and we love it. I usually mix 4 cups of wheat and 1 cup of soy beans together to grind into flour for bread making and have had no problems.
I've heard many stories of people having their motors burn out from the usage of this attachment. If you keep in mind a few things, you shouldn't have any problems. First off, you should only grind no more than 5 cups at one time, otherwise you risk burning out your motor. Also, I only put my setting on '2'. It may take a bit longer to grind, but I still have a mixer to use afterwards. You can also grind your grain twice. First time on a coarser setting then run it through again to a finer grind. I've never had to do this as using the #2 setting on my mixer and only grinding 5 cups max has given me no problems.
FWIW, I have The Professional 5 mixer with a 350 Watt motor.
By Kevin E. Bovee
I got the grain mill I ordered in record time. It works very well, does EXACTLY what the KA people says it will. Works great for the 7 grain & whole wheat, rye bread grains I use, turns them into flour just as described! It's easy to clean. A good addition to a Kitchenaid Attachment assortment to help anyone who bakes.
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