Chefcaptain Premium Quality Cast Iron Corn Grinder for Grinding Wheat Grains and Nuts

Blanca Martinez: The package was moved inside the house but was hidden by some other stuff that was placed over and was not seen until now.
The grinder looks good, just having a little trouble setting it up but I’m waiting for my husband to help me. I gave a four because I have not used it yet.

United States on Jun 02, 2023

MrsWright17: It’s a feed grinder. It grinds feed lol it’s overall good quality. The top where you pour feed into was hard to get on and is a little cheaper feeling them the overall grinder but it’s been working well for us for a few months now.

United States on Apr 30, 2023

Betsy CeballosBetsy Ceballos: DO NOT BUY THIS - Just look at the image this thing is a health and safety hazard, the paint kept coming off with the food, mind you it was supposed to look green…. Nothing fixes this, we tried scrubbing it. It will always keep coming off.

Canada on Mar 23, 2023

N McDowell: The construction of this mill was to poor I had to try to force it together to get it assembled. The casting of the parts was poor and ultimately it didn't work at all. It was returned.

Canada on Sep 01, 2022

Hervé KOULOU: Je suis déçu par ce produit j'ai l'impression de mettre fait arnaquer. N'arrive même pas à écraser l'arachide sans avoir les morceaux dans la pâte. En plus, il y a les débris du métal utilisé dans la pâte. Vraiment déçu! Je sélectionne une étoile car c'est obligatoire d'en avoir sinon aucune étoile!!

Canada on Feb 27, 2022

Daisy: It does not work.

Canada on Sep 13, 2020

Samuel Clemens: My main interest is grinding wheat berries. I'm new to it, so I thought this product would be a fun/cheap way to start and learn. It has been. I've yet to have any luck in getting this to grind all that fine.. Even after running it through several times. I end up with about a fifth of it being the consistency of flour and the rest ranging from there to quite chunky. About what I expected since it is a "corn" grinder, not a wheat mill. But I think I might be able to have a little bit more success with a some more practice.

But the main thing I wanted to mention is that none of this has kept the wheat from making good bread. You just have to realize that it needs to be softened up before you bake with it. All I did was boil some water in the kettle and poor it all over the ground wheat and let it sit till it had cooled down enough that I could add the yeast without killing it. Think in the same way you soak beans or grits. The cracked wheat berries turn to mush by the time the water cools to luke warm. I've tried this both with 100% flour ground this way and a 50/50 mix of the ground wheat and white bread flour. Both came out tasting great. The 50/50 was the same density that...

United States on Mar 30, 2014

Terry L.: I bought this because I couldn't find all the parts of my old one when I had to start All-Grain Brewing again. All parts were included except 1 washer for the adjustment housing, and everything was clean. When I assembled it, I found that the grinding plates were tight against one another and the adjustment bolt did nothing. After dis-assembling it I found that either the worm shaft was machined too long or the adjustment/shaft housing was drilled too shallow. So I ground the shaft down 1/8" being careful not to overheat the metal. That was less time consuming than setting up my drill press to drill the housing, and stronger than putting washers between the housing and main body, although either would work. I also noticed 2 casting nubs that hadn't been ground off at the factory and carefully ground those off so the hopper would fit. (Be careful not to grind the locking tab on each side). When I re-assembled it everything fit perfectly, but the handle barely hit the hopper when I turned it. A few seconds with a pair of pliers fixed that. All in all about 3 minutes of modifications for an excellent working mill at a great price. Grinds whole barley and wheat malt to the exact size...

United States on Jan 04, 2014