KitchenAid KGM All Metal Grain Mill | Fits any household KitchenAid Stand Mixer, 12 Grind Levels, Easily Grind a Variety of Grains, included Cleaning brush

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.

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

Pretty good item and good quality

IMO, this is a great starter mill for someone who has never milled before and wants to try it out, who also happens to own a kitchenaide mixer. Pros: Affordable compared to stand alone mill. Small and easy to tuck away. Absolutely does the job and allows me to have fresh milled flour for all my baking needs. Cons: It is slow in comparison to a stand alone unit. It is LOUD. If you have sensory sensitive people in your home, just be aware. My kids have gotten used to it, but this guy is not discreet. Running the mill on your kitchenaide WILL heat up the gears on the mixer during the run. In a former life, I was a lab tech and keeping machines running and processes moving smoothly was my mission. So here are solutions for the cons: It’s slow = prepare for it, set aside approximately 10-30 min depending on how much you are milling. It’s loud = my kids have noise canceling headphones, I just tell them I have to mill and give them the option to wear them or not. I do not mill when they are in the middle of things they are interested in. Heating up = be aware of how long you are running it and do not walk away from the machine while it is running. I run the mill early in the day (it’s hot here in the south) and I have an ice pack I lay on the mixer to help keep it cool while it runs. While I was a tech, our labs were kept obscenely cold for the purpose of ensuring the machines didn’t over heat. And for safety reasons, we never left them unattended and running. I do nothing else while I mill. In summary, it’s a great little mill that will get you into milling on a budget. Be aware of its limitations, be aware and take proper safety cautions so it doesn’t overheat, and enjoy milling.