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title: "Kitchen Crop Hand Crank Grain Mill Wheat Flour Grinder, Stainless Steel Metal Burrs (The Grain Mill)"
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# Secure clamp mounts to counters up to 2" thick Stainless steel burrs for durable, precise grinding Adjustable coarseness dial from cracked grains to fine flour Kitchen Crop Hand Crank Grain Mill Wheat Flour Grinder, Stainless Steel Metal Burrs (The Grain Mill)

**Brand:** kitchen crop
**Price:** $206.90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌾 Fresh flour, full control — grind your way to artisanal perfection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kitchen Crop Hand Crank Grain Mill Wheat Flour Grinder, Stainless Steel Metal Burrs (The Grain Mill) by kitchen crop
- **How much does it cost?** $206.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kitchen crop enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kitchen crop brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Lightweight under 3 lbs, fits effortlessly in any kitchen setup
- • **Precision Texture Control:** Dial in your perfect flour consistency from coarse to ultra-fine
- • **Built to Last with Confidence:** Robust stainless steel burrs backed by a 5-year warranty
- • **Versatile Multi-Grain Mastery:** Grind wheat, rice, oats, spices & more with one sleek tool
- • **Emergency-Ready & Eco-Friendly:** Hand crank operation means fresh flour anytime, no electricity needed

## Overview

The Kitchen Crop Hand Crank Grain Mill features durable stainless steel burrs that grind a wide variety of non-oily grains and seeds. Its adjustable dial lets you customize flour texture from coarse cracked grains to fine bread-quality flour. Compact and lightweight at under 3 lbs, it securely clamps to counters up to 2" thick. Perfect for home bakers seeking fresh, nutrient-rich flour with or without electricity, it comes with a 5-year warranty ensuring long-term reliability.

## Description

The Grain Mill is small, compact, and light – yet strong. Weighing in at under 3 lbs, we have not found a lighter grain mill on the market. The Grain Mill comes with a hand crank but also offers an optional electric drive motor (VKPMOTOR sold separately). Now you can have a single mill that works great with or without electricity on large and small grains. It is the perfect compliment to any baker's kitchen. Making fresh flour from beans, corn, wheat, oats or rice has never been more convenient. The stainless steel burrs efficiently grind any non-oily grain or seed. The Grain Mill offers even more versatility by allowing you to grind from coarse, cracked cereal texture to fine bread quality flour. The large capacity hopper holds up to 2 cups of grain. The wide clamp base securely clamps to counters up to 2" thick. When using the hand crank, The Grain Mill twists slightly; absorbing the shock to the clamp base. This keeps the mill clamp more secure. The Grain Mill is great for emergencies and small batch baking – you will enjoy it for years to come!

Review: Great little grinder! - I'm gonna be honest, I was not expecting much when I purchased this. I was worried and researched endlessly for a grinder that fit our budget AND could grind my wheat berries into usable flour for my sourdough bread. I wanted hand crank because it will never fail unless my arms fail, but I feared my arms would fail if I had to grind for hours to get enough flour for a loaf. So maybe my previous negative bias is making this grinder seem even better than it is. I mean, I have had ground meat, nuts, and other sundries with the old cast iron grinders in the past. And boy, was that a chore! So when I set up this new grinder and started grinding rice to prep it for flour, I was bracing myself to hate it. 15 minutes later I had a relatively fine grind of rice that actually amazed me. When I moved on to my precious wheat berries, I found I could roughly grind 2 cups in about 15 minutes, then tighten the burrs for a fine powder and finish a fine flour in another 20 minutes or so. The first time I used it I attached it to an antique Hoosier hutch and it did not scratch the wood surface despite all the wobbling. Since then I have found a way to attach it to our kitchen island, just in case it starts scratching surfaces with wear. So far so good. As for the flour... I have baked 4-5 loaves of sourdough with it so far and they are wonderful. Mind you, a lot of that is wheat quality, etc but I have noticed no major issues with coarse flour, chunkiness, heaviness... Also, I am not as fit as I once was, so I expected this to be a bit brutal, but I have found that I enjoy grinding my grain when I have the extra time. Its a light workout depending on how much you need to grind, but certainly nothing terribly fatiguing, even for a middle aged, somewhat overweight woman. 🤣 If I can do it, so can you! Promise. All you need is a bit of patience and a good book or podcast to entertain you. Finally, a bit of advice... 1. Don't fill the hopper all the way. Just add enough grain to fill the grinding area and continue trickling it in. The more full the hopper, the tougher it is to grind. 2. If you want fine flour, don't try to grind it fine right away. Run the grains thru on a loose/coarse grind first to break them up a bit (see my pic), then run the coarse ground wheat thru the mill set to fine grind. And voilà! Beautiful, healthy, delish flour! I am so pleasantly surprised by this little grinder that I really did want to share with others who may also have their doubts. If you want to bake a little bread from home-ground flour, this is an excellent machine. I wouldn't want to grind more than 1000 grams or so in a day, but thats enough for a few loaves of bread for many basic recipes. It is easy to use, effective and affordable. I definitely recommend! *Note: I haven't yet ground anything but rice and whole wheat in it, so I can't speak to spices, flax, etc. I can't imagine it will do a bad job with those either tho.
Review: Was tentative, but no more! - I wondered if this mill would perform since it was only $80, and the next one I could find that seemed comparable was $250... I decided to go for this "Deluxe" Model (rather than the less expensive version) so that if I liked it, and wanted to free my hands I could order the electric motor - and I think I probably will, though I will probably grind by hand as much or more than with the motor :) It took about 5 minutes to do a cup, and that's leisurely grinding while watching TV, and picking a few grains of oats out every now and then ;) (Organic grain from a local farm!) My first batch came out SO COARSE!!! And I was very disappointed, but decided to give it a go again, and figured "what the heck, I'll REALLY tighten it!" So I kind of 'forced it' past what felt like tight, and voila! BEAUTIFUL, fine flour!!! The new metal, must have had a bit of a tight spot - I tightened a few times as I grinded, and was making very fine, wonderful flour! The first loaf if rising now, and I sprinkled some of the coarser flour on top - I expect it will be as lovely as it will be yummy! Update: The bread WAS as yummy as it was lovely! The texture was wonderful - and it was all whole wheat flour - no white. I am SOOOO impressed with this little mill!! And I ordered it through my desertcart Prime and got 2 day free shipping! It doesn't get much better! UPDATE: I've been using this regularly (once or twice a week) for a month and a half now, and am very pleased with this purchase. I have and will continue to recommend it to anyone looking for a hand grinder. I'll be ordering the motor one of these days, but am VERY pleased with it's efficiency and ease of use!

## Features

- MULTI-GRAIN CAPABILITY: Equipped with durable stainless steel grinding burrs, it easily grinds wheat, rice, oats, barley, rye, peppercorns, non-oily seeds, spices, and more, offering versatile culinary applications. Enjoy the freedom to produce flour from coarse cracked grains to fine bread quality, all with one tool.
- ADJUSTABLE COARSENESS: Features a convenient dial allowing for easy adjustment from coarse, cracked grains to fine, bread-quality flour, catering to all your baking needs.
- ENHANCED NUTRITIONAL VALUE: Grinding your own grains at home with our mill ensures maximum retention of nutrients and freshness. Unlock the full health benefits and flavors of whole grains in your homemade bread, cereals, and baked goods.
- COMPACT: Stores easily in a drawer or cupboard and is always available when you need it.
- SECURE MOUNTING: Designed with a robust mounting clamp, our mill securely attaches to countertops or tables.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION WITH 5-YEAR WARRANTY: Built to last, our grain mill is backed by a comprehensive 5-year warranty, ensuring your peace of mind and long-term satisfaction with your purchase.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BCL37W8J |
| Best Sellers Rank | #67,861 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) |
| Brand | KITCHEN CROP |
| Color | Black or Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,009) |
| Date First Available | August 31, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 2.89 pounds |
| Item model number | VKP1248 |
| Manufacturer | VKP Brands |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 11"L x 3"W x 16"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Grind dry non-oily grains |
| UPC | 811957012486 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KITCHEN CROP
- **Color:** Black or Silver
- **Item Weight:** 2.9 Pounds
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Grind dry non-oily grains

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little grinder!
*by T***E on October 17, 2022*

I'm gonna be honest, I was not expecting much when I purchased this. I was worried and researched endlessly for a grinder that fit our budget AND could grind my wheat berries into usable flour for my sourdough bread. I wanted hand crank because it will never fail unless my arms fail, but I feared my arms would fail if I had to grind for hours to get enough flour for a loaf. So maybe my previous negative bias is making this grinder seem even better than it is. I mean, I have had ground meat, nuts, and other sundries with the old cast iron grinders in the past. And boy, was that a chore! So when I set up this new grinder and started grinding rice to prep it for flour, I was bracing myself to hate it. 15 minutes later I had a relatively fine grind of rice that actually amazed me. When I moved on to my precious wheat berries, I found I could roughly grind 2 cups in about 15 minutes, then tighten the burrs for a fine powder and finish a fine flour in another 20 minutes or so. The first time I used it I attached it to an antique Hoosier hutch and it did not scratch the wood surface despite all the wobbling. Since then I have found a way to attach it to our kitchen island, just in case it starts scratching surfaces with wear. So far so good. As for the flour... I have baked 4-5 loaves of sourdough with it so far and they are wonderful. Mind you, a lot of that is wheat quality, etc but I have noticed no major issues with coarse flour, chunkiness, heaviness... Also, I am not as fit as I once was, so I expected this to be a bit brutal, but I have found that I enjoy grinding my grain when I have the extra time. Its a light workout depending on how much you need to grind, but certainly nothing terribly fatiguing, even for a middle aged, somewhat overweight woman. 🤣 If I can do it, so can you! Promise. All you need is a bit of patience and a good book or podcast to entertain you. Finally, a bit of advice... 1. Don't fill the hopper all the way. Just add enough grain to fill the grinding area and continue trickling it in. The more full the hopper, the tougher it is to grind. 2. If you want fine flour, don't try to grind it fine right away. Run the grains thru on a loose/coarse grind first to break them up a bit (see my pic), then run the coarse ground wheat thru the mill set to fine grind. And voilà! Beautiful, healthy, delish flour! I am so pleasantly surprised by this little grinder that I really did want to share with others who may also have their doubts. If you want to bake a little bread from home-ground flour, this is an excellent machine. I wouldn't want to grind more than 1000 grams or so in a day, but thats enough for a few loaves of bread for many basic recipes. It is easy to use, effective and affordable. I definitely recommend! *Note: I haven't yet ground anything but rice and whole wheat in it, so I can't speak to spices, flax, etc. I can't imagine it will do a bad job with those either tho.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Was tentative, but no more!
*by D***B on July 17, 2013*

I wondered if this mill would perform since it was only $80, and the next one I could find that seemed comparable was $250... I decided to go for this "Deluxe" Model (rather than the less expensive version) so that if I liked it, and wanted to free my hands I could order the electric motor - and I think I probably will, though I will probably grind by hand as much or more than with the motor :) It took about 5 minutes to do a cup, and that's leisurely grinding while watching TV, and picking a few grains of oats out every now and then ;) (Organic grain from a local farm!) My first batch came out SO COARSE!!! And I was very disappointed, but decided to give it a go again, and figured "what the heck, I'll REALLY tighten it!" So I kind of 'forced it' past what felt like tight, and voila! BEAUTIFUL, fine flour!!! The new metal, must have had a bit of a tight spot - I tightened a few times as I grinded, and was making very fine, wonderful flour! The first loaf if rising now, and I sprinkled some of the coarser flour on top - I expect it will be as lovely as it will be yummy! Update: The bread WAS as yummy as it was lovely! The texture was wonderful - and it was all whole wheat flour - no white. I am SOOOO impressed with this little mill!! And I ordered it through my Amazon Prime and got 2 day free shipping! It doesn't get much better! UPDATE: I've been using this regularly (once or twice a week) for a month and a half now, and am very pleased with this purchase. I have and will continue to recommend it to anyone looking for a hand grinder. I'll be ordering the motor one of these days, but am VERY pleased with it's efficiency and ease of use!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very good choice for a home grain mill
*by A***R on May 19, 2016*

After seeing several less expensive mill options and reading too many negative reviews about having to run grain through multiple times to get fine flour, or finding metal shavings in the finished product, I decided to look at this model which was a step up in price. I'm glad I did. When it comes to a grain mill, inexpensive price most likely means cheap quality. The Victorio VKP1024 Deluxe did an excellent job grinding fine flour on the first run. I ground one 16-oz bag each of split peas and black eyed peas, as the instructions recommended an initial trial run to clear the mill of any burrs or metal shavings. I did not fine any metal in the finished flour, but I threw it out as suggested. Next I tried flint corn for grits. The mill worked fine, though I forgot to adjust for coarser flour initially, to put the "grit" in grits. Adjustment is easy with a turn of the knob. I gave this four stars instead of five for two reasons: 1) you need to know what you are getting yourself into with a hand mill: it takes a good bit of effort and time to make flour from grain, and the instructions mean it when they say you will need a very sturdy counter top. Most people buy a hand mill for the occasional power emergency or off-the-grid independence. Output on this mill is slow compared to high-end mills. It's fine for occasional use but would be exhausting for regular use. 2) My flint corn had some trouble entering the auger mechanism, and I used a butter knife to push it in occasionally. Overall, this is a very good choice for a home grain mill that I will pull out and use often. I'm so glad I found a local store that sells wheat berries, and this summer I am growing "Bloody Butcher" corn for flour and grits.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Hand Crank Grain Mill Wheat Flour Grinder, Stainless Steel Metal Burrs (The Grain Mill)
- Certified Glyphosate Residue Free Hard White Wheat Berries | 5 LBS | Family Farmed in Washington State | 100% Desiccant Free | Non-GMO Project Verified | 100% Non-Irradiated | Kosher | Field Traced | Burlap Bag
- Certified Glyphosate Residue Free Hard Red Winter Wheat Berries | 5 LBS | Family Farmed in Washington State | Non-GMO Project Verified | 100% Non-Irradiated | Certified Kosher Parve | Field Traced | Burlap Bag

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