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I've been planning on purchasing a grain mill for months but was torn between this Nutrimill Grain Mill and the Kitchenaid Mill attachment, and I'm so happy I decided to save money for a few months and went with this Nutrimill instead. I was also torn with this purchase because I already own a Vitamix equipped with the dry container but again, so happy I decided to go with the Nutrimill for the following reasons:
(1) Nutrimill over Vitamix: As noted, I saved for a few months and simultaneously did quite a bit of research before choosing to go with the Nutrimill. I don't mean to get too scientific here lol ;-), but although a Vitamix can technically create "flour" there seems to be a significant difference between the nutritional, physical, chemical, structural, thermal properties of slowly milling grains (i.e. what the Nutrimill does) compared to bursting the grain which is what a blender/Vitamix does. Additionally, I found Vitamix made the flour feel more dense vs the Nutrimill flour which came out more fluffy and the bread had better results.
(2) Results: I used mine immediately and was incredibly pleased with the consistency of the flour and was able to bake a bread right away. The flour milled much quicker than I had initially thought. From youtube reviews, they kept saying "it may take longer than other mills" but this speed was pretty excellent to me. I had 5 cups of flour in 3 mins.
(3) Nutrimill over Kitchenaid attachment: From my research, although the Kitchenaid can mill grains and is much cheaper, the flour isn't very fine and fluffy, and you're left having to clean an entire messy attachment after. I love my Kitchenaid but cleaning the attachments can be tedious.
(4) Quality: Sturdy, well-made, and just gorgeous! :-)
(5) Instructions: I was very pleased with all the instructional cards and details that were included. I was able to read and feel quite comfortable in using the mill within 15 mins. The only thing I would say is, on youtube, some reviewers recommended milling about 2 to 3 cups of rice and discarding for the first use to ensure the mill is "cleaned". The instructions didn't say this, so I'm not sure if it's actually necessary or not, but I chose to.
Expensive, but highly recommend :-) I'm so happy with my purchase!
| Brand | Nutrimill |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 789000 |
| Colour | Black |
| Product Dimensions | 38.1 x 31.75 x 27.18 cm; 8.48 kg |
| Capacity | 2006.25 Cubic Inches |
| Power/Wattage | 450 watts |
| Voltage | 1.2E+2 Volts (AC) |
| Material | Bamboo |
| Item Weight | 8.48 kg |
