The Mockmill Review and Demo - Grain Grinder Flour Mill
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2016
- You can get the Mockmill here: amzn.to/29CqUex I was sent this new mill to evaluate. I am not an affiliate for Mockmill. HOWEVER... I LOVE IT! It is made with great quality workmanship, assembles easily and grinds grain wonderfully! I am really impressed. If you are in the market for a flour mill that attaches to your Kichenaid, you will want to consider this mill.amzn.to/29C88zD
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And here for the newer model: • Mockmill 200 Grain Mill
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The dots are truly just a guide - you can select a finer flour setting by going beyond the finest dot. I would recommend starting at a setting where the stones do not touch, begin grinding, and then turning the dial all the way clockwise. The grain passing through the stones will keep them from touching as the adjustment mechanism is using spring pressure. Works this way very well on my unit. I started doing this after talking to a Mockmill representative on the phone a month ago.
Thanks for the heads up!
Still using? How do you like after a long period of time?
Thank you.
@@bgovan64 still using in 2022 and satisfied. I use a colander to sift out bran when I need a lighter flour.
Well, that convinces me to get one. Thanks for posting the review!
Hi Dean, it's pretty nice. I like how well it's made, no cheap plastic parts. And it does a great job.
You can find the Mockmill on Amazon here: amzn.to/29CqUex
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Great video! Thank you for posting. Quick question, would the coarsest setting be good enough to crack grain? I am trying to find a machine versatile enough for beer making and making fine flour.
The coarsest setting makes pretty coarse cracked grain.
great, how fast it grind 1kg grains?
I have the Artisian kitchinaid is that strong enough?
How long does it take to mill 3 cups of flour from hard white wheat berries ?
Nice looking mill. Do you grind all your flour when baking bread? Here in Hawai'i, I find it hard to store flour for long, unless kept in the fridge. That takes up lot of room.
I grind my whole grains. You can store them much easier than flour and the whole berries last a lot longer.
Where are you in Hawaii? There is a bread expert in residence there for a few weeks who brought a Mockmill with her from the mainland...
Live in the Puna district of the Big Island... Before you get to Pahoa on highway 130
The benefit of the Mockmill (or any home mill, though I recommend Mockmill) is that you can grind only the amount of seeds that you need and not have to store flower.
Can this mill produce a very fine flour,just like mockmill 100 or 200?
I need very fine flour for gluten free bread and was looking into mockmill brand or komo.
Thank you.
I would get the Mockmill 100 or 200 (I have both but they came out after the attachment). mockmill.com/u/chef/?a_aid=5852f46fa0cfd
This would be my question also , Ann I can see your question was posted 3 years ago may I ask what you purchased and were you happy with the fine flour you were looking for ?
Thank you 🌸
Still using.m? Just bought a kitchenaide and looking at the Mockmill attachment. Although the Mockmill 100 is not much more. Will the attachment version grind as fine as the 100?
Not in my opinion. The Mockmill 100 and 200 are superior for making finely ground flour.
Does this grind corn? Latin people call it “ masa “
Hi Ms. Greenway, I received the Mockmill attachment for Kitchenaid as a gift and I just tried assembling it and running it (without grinding anything). The runoff-plate doesn't fit. It seems to be too loose. Has anyone else had this problem? Should I squeeze it to make it tighter?
Yea, I would try squeezing it slightly to see if it fits better. Otherwise contact Mockmill and see what they suggest.
I know semolina is a coarse grind. Other than pasta what are the different uses for different grinds?
You can make coarse grind flour to add to your breads for texture, you can use very coarse for using on your peel. There are lots of different reasons to use different grain settings, it's up to the baker's imagination.
How are you liking the 6000hd?
I chose it for the motor and have never been dissatisfied yet.
can you make white flour with it?
No, but you can sift the flour and make some pretty nice extracted flour.
Can this grind small seeds - eg chia seeds?
Yes, the user guide lists chia seeds.
vitamix does it all.
Perhaps it does, but I don't need something that does it all. :) I just want to grind my grain.
I'd be very surprised if a blender could beat a purpose designed tool at its task. The Vitamix probably would produce flour similar to that from a micronizer mill, which is to say not the best flour.
You have to watch using your Vitamix because it could heat your flour too much.
@@michaelnoeldner3279 Yes, high heat will oxidize the flour.
@@roundtheworld2737 Vitamix does a good job. The flour turns out warm but not hot after 60 seconds of grinding. The Mockmill does grind it finer. The Mockmill 100 may grind the flour just a little finer, and faster in my opinion. I really like the attachment and it gives my Kitchenaid one more thing to do☺
Wow, just checked Amazon.ca, $600.00CDN
We are having a $149.99 special for the holidays (I am the U.S. contact for Mockmill.) Send an email to info@theprojectcheetah.com to get onto our newsletter that we're going to be launching any day now. Or keep checking the website - we're going to be putting a sign-up form on the Home page shortly. Cheers!
Lori Kirstein is this still available for 149.99?
flour mill so cannot grind grits so will not buy. maybe that is why no one ever demos course grinding for grits.
The dots are truly just a guide - you can select a finer flour setting by going beyond the finest dot. I would recommend starting at a setting where the stones do not touch, begin grinding, and then turning the dial all the way clockwise. The grain passing through the stones will keep them from touching as the adjustment mechanism is using spring pressure. Works this way very well on my unit. I started doing this after talking to a Mockmill representative on the phone a month ago.
Can the mock mill attachment grind flour super fine? Thanks.