Grain Mill 150g High Speed Food Electric Stainless Steel Grinder Mill Seeds Flour Nut Pill Wheat Corn Herbs Spices & Seasonings Grinder Dry Grain Powder Machine

Cons:It is truly shocking how loud this thing is. My ears ring for a half hour if I run this longer than 2 minutes, and I'm in my 20s. Maybe apply some ear muffs and don't run this in an apartment or shared space after 8 pm.People are not joking about how difficult this is to clean. You will not be able to clean this thoroughly without fully dismantling the blade situation, which would probably shorten the life span of this machine in the case that you dismantle it on a regular basis. It seems like a chore, so I haven't even tried. Even if you did this, you would still not be able to perfectly sanitize it.For above reasons, I would never alternate between spices and flours, or between glutenous and gluten free materials. This machine CANNOT be used for grinding materials designated for people with celiac disease if you have already put something glutenous through this. I don't care how well you think you've cleaned it. Spices will also end up in your flour if you switch between those.Pros:This thing works damn well at a good price. It is impressive. How well it works is worth the cleanup for me. Flours do come out fine and my cornmeal is the perfect texture. For the price, it is lovely.TLDR it's impressive how well this works for its price but please invest in a large case of keyboard duster and some fine-mist-spray isopropyl alcohol if you purchase this. And do not mill spices through this if you are planning on milling flour.

I am very happy with this electronic grinder. It is powerful, easy to use, and grinds quickly and evenly every time. The compact design saves space, and the quality feels durable and well made. It works great for grinding spices, coffee beans, and other ingredients with excellent results. Cleaning is simple, and the performance has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this grinder to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient product.

Okay... this works great. There are a few caveats that are worth mentioning.1. It gets very hot. Quickly. Per the recommendation, I used rice the first few times to clean out any industrial byproducts (e.g., grease, oils, small metal fragments, aroma) that might have accumulated. The first time I turned it on with rice, I ran it for 1.5 minutes. This, in hindsight, was waaaay too long. The bottom of the material container got extremely hot. So hot that the rice flour started to heat fuse together into brittle shards.2. No safety at all. When grinder is plugged in, it can activate should someone turn the switch on whether the lid is on or not. There is no other switch than the timer switch. Contrary to the product description that the lid has to be on to operate, I assure you that is not true. I was very easily able to test the blades with the lid off. Always unplug it--either from the device or the outlet when reaching into material container and keep your fingers/hands away while it operates.3. The lid has two adjustable screw ends that help keep the lid on securely. These need adjustment after a use or two. Maybe the initial 1.5 minute usage was too much, but keep an eye on it. If the lid is not securely on, material will be pushed out over the edge and into the surround area/counter.4. It's hard to clean--not impossible, but difficult. If you intend to use with a variety of materials, take that into consideration. There will be a slight residual left from your previous grinding material. Also, the rivets that secure the brackets and lids where the lid connects to the material container aren't 100% flush with the side of the container. This again, makes it hard to clean and will probably be a place where bacteria will form from residual material. There are several Philips head screws in the lid and in the material container. They will fill up with whatever material you grind up. A better method would be to weld the brackets to the outside and keep the material container wall smooth. Lastly, cleaning under and around the blades is very difficult too. Some materials (e.g. wheat berries or spices) will leave a residue from any moisture in them that will require cleaning off. While the top of the blades won't be difficult, underneath the blades is more problematic. I have thought that maybe removing them will be beneficial, but have not tested this idea yet.5. Lastly, I would recommend a better brush and perhaps a small scraper. The brush provided, while useful, is not suitable for prolonged use. A positive note is that the handle end very closely matches the curvature of the material container (where the base and wall meet), which will facilitate removing caked-on material.Again, somethings to consider, but really, it does work very well. Grind your material in short bursts and give it a period to cool down. You'll probably spend more time cleaning than grinding.

This is a FANTASTIC entry level grinder. I bought this because I wasn’t sure if I was going to like branding my own flower and baking with it. I didn’t want to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a grain mill before knowing if I even enjoyed the taste of fresh milled flour. This seems difficult to clean, as it takes me about 20 minutes to get everything cleared out of it, and I’m never sure if it’s fully clean. Sometimes I will take it out to grind flour after a few weeks, and there will be pieces of flour that have come out from under the blades. Now that I know how difficult it is to clean I will usually grind large batches of flour at a time and then freeze them. I don’t think it’s more messy than other brands, though, because I feel like grinding flower is always a messy process. The machine itself performs fairly well. There are always a few chunks of grains that I find no matter how long I process the grains for. It comes with a sifter to sift out the chunks and so you can re-process them, but it doesn’t really work well. I suppose I could use my own sifter to get the trunks of greens out. There aren’t enough unmilled grains that it really bothers me, but if you are a seasoned flour miller or need really fine flour, this may not be the machine for you. The value is unbeatable though and if you are new to flour milling, it’s a great beginner machine. I have not used it for herbs or coffee beans, but it would do great with those, I’m sure. The machine gets very hot and the instructions will tell you not to grind for a long period of time without taking breaks for the machine to cool down. When I have flour milling days, I usually have to let it cool down for 10 to 15 minutes between batches. It is VERY LOUD. If this broke, which it seems like it has no intentions of doing so anytime soon, I would probably buy a more expensive flour miller and would not repurchase this one, but I am happy that I was able to have an affordable option to see if I liked flour milling

I’m not sure where to start with this mill. I’m a rookie grain grinder. I don’t do sourdough. I live with 2 completely gluten free people (allergy/zero tolerance - not a preference) GF flours are ridiculously expensive. I buy millet & sourghum in bulk and grind with this machine. I generally grind 1 or 2 loaves of bread worth of grains at a time. The mill does get warm but not to a dangerous or uncomfortable temp. As I understand it this may be a problem for sourdough but I’m making simple sandwich bread and it does FANTASTIC! I also use it to grind sugar to powdered sugar. Could I use a blender? Yes. But this does a way better job! Anywho, if you looking for an affordable option and your not too particular this does amazing! My bread comes out better than when I use Bobs red mill expensive flours, IMO. I do wish it dispensed the ground flour but pulling it from the grinder isn’t that big of an inconvenience.

This item is straight forward and very easy to use! It’s not so big that storing should be difficult and will make it easier to feed my family whole, healthy foods.

I’ve tried a lot of spice grinders over the years, both locally and even some international ones for Indian cooking, and this is by far the best one I’ve used.The LEJIEYIN Grain Mill 150g High Speed Electric Stainless Steel Grinder grinds incredibly fine. It gives a smooth, almost powder like consistency that’s perfect for spices like cumin, coriander, and garam masala. Most other grinders I’ve used leave it a little coarse or uneven, this one doesn’t.What I really like is how convenient it is. You don’t have to hold it down like other grinders, just turn it on and let it run. It also doesn’t get hot quickly even with repeated use, which makes it reliable when you’re grinding multiple batches. It’s not too loud for how powerful it is, easy to fit in any shelf, and great for daily kitchen use!Feels solid and handles dry grinding without any issues.Highly recommend if you want a really fine spice grind.

I was really excited to receive my wheat mill. But I can't even get past cleaning it with some rice per the instructions. It won't grind for more than 10 seconds now it just shut off because I think it's overheated. If I can't use it for more than 10 seconds I won't be able to get anything done this is ridiculous. I mean I can handle being very careful and only running it for a minute at a time but 10 seconds? Besides I think it was used. I can already tell this isn't going to go well. I'm not wasting $70. I tried to scan my warranty and put my order number in it wouldn't allow me to. That's clue number one. So the whole warranty thing is probably a scam. I just read on here no one else is getting help from customer service either. So I emailed them my order number and name. I'm not spending $70 on no customer service no warranty and a product that may or may not work in a couple months I'm sure it definitely isn't going to last 10 years. How this got the rating it did is Way beyond me. If you literally can't get anything done what's the point. This is most likely going back so I can put my money towards a more expensive reliable one with customer service. **** Update: I up the review to three stars because it does work you just have to give it a lot of time and if you have a bullet, grind your wheat berries in the bullet first and then put them through this grinder a few times resting in between. It came out fine flour then I sifted it and there was still some rougher berries left but not that much. It did take some time though. I might keep it just wonder if it's going to last... I have not heard from customer service about my warranty that I registered yet. I'll update. Update: the whole warranty thing is a scam I never did hear back from them.

Very good product

Normalerweise schreibe ich keine, bzw. sehr selten Bewertungen, jedoch ist diese Maschine es Wert.Kurz und knapp, sie zerkleinert alles nicht nur zu Mehl sondern zu Staub wenn man möchte! Ich dachte erst diese stumpfen Messer würden überhaupt nichts können aber ich wurde sofort des besseren belehrt nach dem ersten Test!Wirklich unglaublich, meine bisherigen Küchengeräte zu Hause sind oft überhitzt, oder teilweise auch einfach nicht mit dem Mahlgut zurecht gekommen.Diese Maschine macht in nur 30 -60 Sekunden sogar Eierschalen zu Staub.Dies ist sehr sinnvoll zur Nahrungsergänzung um die Knochendichte zu erhalten! Meine anderen Küchengeräte konnten die Eierschale nicht so fein zermahlen, dass man es nicht beim Essen merkt, diese hier macht es zu Staub und man kann sie bedenkenlos, ohne dass es knirscht beim Kauen unter das Essen mischen. Eine Messerspitze Eierschalenpulver immer wieder genügt.Auch die Lautstärke finde ich völlig okay, meine anderen Küchengeräte sind weitaus lauter beim zermahlen!Sie hat so viel Power man muss sie am Anfang kurz festhalten bis sie begonnen hat sonst wandert sie.Ich würde sie jederzeit wieder kaufen!Langzeittest steht natürlich noch aus!

Works well, large capacity

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good product, very efficient and easy