@@busymom532 I was going to attach a link but it goes straight to the pdf. I recommend you look at their milling guide and make sure it is okay to mill what you are interested in milling. Nothing wet or anything with oils. I love mine. 🙂 I also have a more expensive review of it on my channel. I'll send that link.
Thanks so much for such an informative video. Do you happen to know approximately how long it takes for Breadbeckers to deliver if you order a mill from them online? I live in Georgia, and I'm considering attending one of their upcoming bread making classes. I was considering purchasing a mill the day I take the class at their store, but I don't want to risk it being out of stock at that time. Thanks again. Your videos are such a blessing. Take care.
@@donnapatrick8707 if you are in Georgia, it should come quickly. I've had things from them come in just a few days. I'm in GA too. Please use my link if you can. Thank you for your comment and best wishes on your milling journey. 🙂🙂
Thanks so much.......and yes, I will definitely use your link in the description. Have a wonderful day, (and this cooler weather in Georgia).......... such a welcome fall feeling. (and by the way ..... nice to hear you're here, too ..... take care).
Crazy thing…..I’m probably the last person in the world who hasn’t created a Facebook page……smile. Have a wonderful day, and thanks again for your video content!!! Take care, and warmest blessings.
You didn't discuss the Mockmill attachment for a Kitchenaid aid. At 228 - 240.00 its worth mentioning as a butget mill. If it were numbered like the other Mockmills it would be a "70" meaning 70 grams or 2.5 ounces per minute
You mentioned on the mm 100 that you had to take it apart & put back together-- why did you have to take it apart in the first place? Is that part of the initial set up? And once it's set, you dont have to take it apart anymore?
@@Shay0777I took it apart to see how difficult it was to put back together. My mom unboxed it. If it is like mine was, it has a protector between the stones during shipment and then once together you wouldn't do that unless you want to clean it. Here is a demo here: ua-cam.com/video/QA1GQVNn_Mc/v-deo.htmlsi=9Jit3zUPwQETx8-K
Love your videos, Tracy. You’re always so down to earth.
Thank you!
I was not able to leave my own comment only a reply!
@@nopelosi2012 thank you so much. And thank you for your comment. 🙂
@@cherylb.9766 I see it. You are welcome 🤩
I just received the mm100 this week. I will only mile @ 2 cups flour per week.
It worked wonderfully!
Very helpful, thanks!
@@johnnacrist8715 you are welcome 😊
Love Bread Beckers and your videos as well.
@@Janet_1111 thank you
Thank you 😊😊😊
Welcome 🤩
I am interested in the Pro model. I want to be able to do cracked grain cereals. How is it for those?
@@busymom532 I was going to attach a link but it goes straight to the pdf. I recommend you look at their milling guide and make sure it is okay to mill what you are interested in milling. Nothing wet or anything with oils. I love mine. 🙂 I also have a more expensive review of it on my channel. I'll send that link.
@@busymom532 ua-cam.com/video/Xcfkn1o8veA/v-deo.htmlsi=2Okq9xf7-KLP625P
@@Tracy-HartThank you!
Thanks so much for such an informative video. Do you happen to know approximately how long it takes for Breadbeckers to deliver if you order a mill from them online? I live in Georgia, and I'm considering attending one of their upcoming bread making classes. I was considering purchasing a mill the day I take the class at their store, but I don't want to risk it being out of stock at that time. Thanks again. Your videos are such a blessing. Take care.
@@donnapatrick8707 if you are in Georgia, it should come quickly. I've had things from them come in just a few days. I'm in GA too. Please use my link if you can. Thank you for your comment and best wishes on your milling journey. 🙂🙂
Thanks so much.......and yes, I will definitely use your link in the description. Have a wonderful day, (and this cooler weather in Georgia).......... such a welcome fall feeling. (and by the way ..... nice to hear you're here, too ..... take care).
@@donnapatrick8707 thank you. Are you in my FB group?
Crazy thing…..I’m probably the last person in the world who hasn’t created a Facebook page……smile. Have a wonderful day, and thanks again for your video content!!! Take care, and warmest blessings.
You didn't discuss the Mockmill attachment for a Kitchenaid aid. At 228 - 240.00 its worth mentioning as a butget mill. If it were numbered like the other Mockmills it would be a "70" meaning 70 grams or 2.5 ounces per minute
You mentioned on the mm 100 that you had to take it apart & put back together-- why did you have to take it apart in the first place? Is that part of the initial set up? And once it's set, you dont have to take it apart anymore?
@@Shay0777I took it apart to see how difficult it was to put back together. My mom unboxed it. If it is like mine was, it has a protector between the stones during shipment and then once together you wouldn't do that unless you want to clean it. Here is a demo here: ua-cam.com/video/QA1GQVNn_Mc/v-deo.htmlsi=9Jit3zUPwQETx8-K
Thank you🎉
@@virtuousmountainwoman welcome