Question 1

HI, I am torn between purchasing a NutriMill vs a WonderMill. 
 Which one is easier to clean? Which one is more practical to use? Thank you.

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I had the Wondermill and switched to the NutriMill for 3 reasons:  1.  The footprint on the countertop or in storage was greater with the Wondermill with the side flour cannister.  That was huge for me because I wanted to leave it out and accessible.  I use yummy freshly milled flour in most all of my baked goods in addition to bread but If you have to haul it out every time you want to use it for something small, i.e. 3 c. for a cake for example, you are more likely to think twice about it and say "next time'.  :(  I love NM being one component.   2. There was no true coarse setting with the WM...NM's coarsest can actually be used for hot cereal.  I wish it could be a little coarser yet, but it is doable, whereas the WM is just varying degrees of fine flour.  3.  The NM is not vulnerable to power outage while grinding or being stopped while grain is still in the hopper whereas the WM is vulnerable and that could break the burring teeth.  Why stop the mill mid stream.  One time the WM tube became clogged while milling and I had to turn it off mid-stream with wheat still in the hopper.  I had to separate the flour container and clean out the compaction, the dump the wheat back out of the hopper and pound the machine to try to get all of the wheat berries out of the interior chamber before turning it back on and starting over to avoid damage to the grinding teeth/burrs.  I sold my WM and switched to the NM.

Question 2

Will it grind whole kernel corn into a very fine, flour-like consistency?

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Yes! I have ground organic whole corn (not popcorn)..and it makes great corn flour. I did have to babysit it a little, looking for kernels that were too large, but it worked just fine..I have over 200 lbs of whole corn and this is what I grind it with!!

Question 3

Has anyone used this mill to create sprouted wheat flour? (Sprouting, then dehydrating, to dry the wheat berries. Thanks

Accepted Answer

I grind sprouted wheat. I use a dehydrator to dry the spouted wheat well. When grinding I use a utensil to move the wheat right by the feed as it grinds so that it keeps feeding through.

Question 4

Does this work by crushing or cutting (with a blade)?

Accepted Answer

This works by crushing.

ASIN	B001UI37N8
Best Sellers Rank	#61,895 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #24 in Grain Mills
Brand Name	Nutrimill
Capacity	20 cups
Color	White
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,379)
Global Trade Identification Number	00636702760203
Item Dimensions L x W x H	12.5"L x 12.5"W x 14.5"H
Item Weight	6.4 Kilograms
Manufacturer	L'Equip
Manufacturer Part Number	760200
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Limited lifetime warranty
Material Type	Plastic
Model Number	760200
Power Source	AC adapter
Recommended Uses For Product	Milling
Style Name	Grain Mill
UPC	636702760203 069740861296 654391381493
Voltage	120 Volts
Wattage	1200.00

NutriMill Classic High Speed Grain Mill, 1200 Watt, 5 Cups Per Minute

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