Electric Grain Mill Grinder, Flour Mill Grain Grinders, Widely Used Grinder Electric at Home Farm for Corn Wheat Feed (13.2 Gal, 50L, Large)

Love love LOVE this little guy! I am an avid at-home baker and cook, and I have found it to be super easy and money-saving to be able to either grind some of my own spices or use this for making superfine baking ingredients, especially for my French and Italian macarons. I had been using a coffee bean grinder prior to getting this little fella, and it worked okay but was very small and definitely is meant for coffee beans (the smell of coffee beans was also permeating some of my lighter spices). This thing has been nothing short of fantastic! My biggest test was with grinding almond flour/powdered sugar mixes to sift for my macarons, and let me tell you, it definitely did the trick! I cut my flour waste down by more than half, I can almost get 100% of the weighed ingredients sifted now (typically with macarons you will discard a couple grams' worth of dry ingredients that are too chunky to sift). I have also been very happy grinding down wheat for wheat flour breads that I bake at home, and I dried out some basil leaves to test a spice grind. I did not grind the basil all the way down as I do like it to remain a little bit leafy, and the grinder still did good with just chopping it down to smaller bits by pulsing it instead of holding it down. The little scoop that comes with it is a nice additional feature too, it helps to keep the portion you are putting into the grinder to a nice size and also helps to easily remove whatever you are grinding from it. Definitely worth the money, it's made great, and honestly if they made one in a bigger size I would probably get that one too for larger batch grinding!

I needed something more powerful than your average coffee grinder but smaller than a full on kitchen grain mill. This fits the bill! It's small enough to go into my cabinet in my tiny house, and actually has a decently long cord too! It pulverizes stuff like a champ, too. Coffee, coarse salt, cloves, pepper, you name it it turns it into a very fine, consistent powder. Only downsides are that a) it's pretty loud and b) it doesn't come completely apart, so it's not so easy to clean, but overall for the price point I think it's great!

NOTE: Link to this spice grinder product leads to inaccurate photo of some large grain grinder.... THAT is NOT this mighty little grinder !!!!I specifically wanted a spice grinder, and one that might cross over into grinding grains, but grain grinder was not as important to me. This little number is powerful. It plugs into the wall (the old fashioned way) and has a lot of consistent power. While I could use it for grinding coffee beans, I really just want this for grinding tea, grinding spices (potential for grinding grains) .... because of the crossover of oils I plan to keep it just for spice grinding (some black walnut I am grinding for tea).Cleaning it is a breeze, just tip it over (unplugged) and dust it out with the included brush and a damp dish towel. The size is very economical, does not take up space on the counter. It is versatile, can grind coffee beans very efficiently.Definitely a necessary appliance in the kitchen, in my view. Whether or not I grind my own corn or oat flour is not important, but I can if I choose to with this mighty spice grinder !!

This electric coffee bean grinder is the smallest coffee bean grinder I have ever owned. Its height is 4.5 inches without the lid and is a little bit over 5 inches with the lid on. Due to its compact size, this grinder is very suitable to take along with me while traveling. The bowl and the blades of this grinder are made of stainless steel. Its shell body is also made of stainless steel, giving this little guy a stylish look. It has four small rubber foot-pads to help prevent the machine from sliding around when in operation. It is simple to turn on and off this grinder. To turn it on, I slightly depress the lid, enable the plastic “Switch Key” of the lid to be inserted in the small hole of the grinder main body and hold the lid down. To turn it off, I just release the lid.The motor of this grinder is very powerful. This machine doesn’t have any grind settings, therefore I have to practice a bit to determine how many seconds I should run it to get the perfect ground for my pour over coffee. The longer you hold the lid down, the finer the coffee ground will become. I count five seconds to achieve my personal satisfaction.Each grind of this machine will produce enough ground for a couple of cups of coffee, making this grinder a perfect personal coffee bean grinder. It can be used to grind dry herbs and nuts too.

It's is strong and does very well at powdering herbs. The only thing I'm not a fan of is that it's not easy to clean. I have a different style that allows the blades and base to be washed. If you're not concerned with that though, this works well.