Upgrade Your Home Kitchen with the High-Powered Wondermill Electric Grain Mill Grinder for Home and Professional Use

Paula Adams: This product is used to grind rice for Gluten Free Flour

Canada on Sep 04, 2023

Jacks: First mill. Quieter than my vitamix blender. Great quality.

United States on Aug 26, 2023

Ruth: Make cornmeal from popcorn and flour from whole wheat do it on my island and very little dust.Not noisey and very fast.We do a gallon or two at a time.

Canada on Aug 19, 2023

Lance Warren: I’ve been looking for something like this for a while.
Easy setup and quick and easy to use.
Simple dry cloth to wipe out any residue
Just follow the instructions and no issues

United States on Aug 09, 2023

JasonJason: I have read just about every review on Amazon and off. I am glad I dismissed the neighsayers. I just received this wonder mill today and put it to work. Granted at start up it is slightly quieter then a vacuum cleaner but when it gets going it quiets down a bit. Very pleased and very easy to clean and very subtle flour mess ( a slight dusting). Very pleased and would definitely recommend this machine to anyone.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

Shirley Duggan: Very impressed

Canada on May 28, 2023

Toniu: It is too noisy and the temperature of flour is close to max around 110F.
Fast and reliable.

Canada on Apr 04, 2022

sassybrat48: I researched a lot of different reviews on a lot of mills and decided to purchase this one. I have been making my own bread and bagels for a year and a half now. I have been reading about the 'dead flour' that we get from the grocery store. I have been buying organic flour from a co-operative in my province but because I live alone, the flour would still get stale before I could use it up because to save money, I would buy a larger bag. Now, with this amazing grain grinder I buy large bags of whole grain berries, which keep for years, and grind it as I need it. This little Wonder Mill works amazingly well and is really fun to use. It grinds enough grain to bake bread in about a minute and a half. I would definitely recommend this to everyone.

Canada on Aug 19, 2020

NCViking: This is an excellent grain mill. The price may scare away a few customers, but taking into account that there is a six year warranty that goes along with it, it is well worth the price. The mill has many great qualities which include the grains that you can mill, its capacity, how quiet it is, and the warranty. The only negative would be the size of the entire mill. I will describe each of the points:

Types of grains-There is a wide array of grains that are listed that this mill can grind, including wheat, oats, rice, spelt, rye, millet, buckwheat chick peas and various dried beans and corn. The manual gives a very extensive list of things that can be milled, as well as things that should never be put into the mill. In addition, the product website lists a small grain attachment that can be purchased that allows you to mill other grains including tapioca and salt. We have used the mill for hard wheat, and have been very impressed with how fine the flour is. The only other grain that we have milled to date is oat, and the mill was able to do it, however with less ease than it was able to grind the oats. It appears that you need to get a feel for each individual...

United States on Jan 11, 2012

FlaHammockGal: Let's start right with - I LOVE my WonderMill! I also have a hand-grinding mill (Back to Basics) that I have used, but decided to look around for an electric mill, because even though the B2B is great, my hands and arms got tired, quick. Have no fear though, I'll keep the B2B for when the power is out, or we go camping, it does a great fine grind. So, I did some research, and then I saw and read some comparison tests. Well, I chose the WonderMill.

Just to clear up some things:

YES, you can turn off your WonderMill in the middle of grinding. Whether you can do this with the older models, I don't know, but the newer models you can. The manual still states (shown below) that it 'should' never be turned off, but if you go to the video link that I included, John shows you how to do to it. The manual has not been updated, per phone call.

Here is the information from the manual:

"You should NEVER SWITCH OFF your mill during its milling cycle. Wait
until it has finished milling all of the grain in the hopper before stopping.
Starting the mill with grain in the hopper or stopping the mill while it is in
process may cause your mill to clog up with flour....

United States on Jan 27, 2010