Nutrimill Harvest Grain Mill Review - 1 Year Later | What Grain Mills I Use | Grain Mill Reviews
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In this video I talk about my opinion about the Nutrimill Harvest Grain Mill after exclusively using it for one year. I also address some issues people have asked me about.
Also - why I am still keeping my Wondermill!
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Was using a vitamix and switched to the harvest mill several months ago, wish I would have switched years ago, fantastic mill
I have the NutriMill Harvest and I love it. You definitely need to learn how to tweak it for fine flour. This is my first mill and I am very happy with it. Mine has the gold band. 🍞
Your channel is great. You deserve to be much bigger. I’m learning so much from you.
I've finally decided that, with my budget, I am going to get a manual grain mill. It may not grind as fine a flour but it will do well enough especiallyif we lose power. Thanks Johns Farm for your sponsorship! Thank you for your reviews. I need more help in finding a manual mill. Blessings 🥰
I have the wondermill jr hand grinder and I really like it. I got it for the same reason...in case of power outage. I saved up and ordered the electric Wondermill but haven't received it yet. The hand grinder was just as expensive as the electric to be honest.
I do have two videos on here for manual mills. One is the Roots and Branches manual mill and the other is the Wonder Junior Deluxe. You can check those out for reviews!
I have the WhisperMill x2 and the Wondermill Jr as a backup for hard times. I love my Used 1997 Whispermill so much that I bought a 1998 when I found one for sale. Perfect milling for bread every time.
I got the Nutrimill and my daughter got the hand mill that she show on an older video. To tell you the truth my daughter gets a finer flour then I do. You can take the handle out of the manual grinder and use a electric drill 😊
I signed up at pleasant hill from your site. I ordered the walnut komo but it won’t be here for another 3 weeks so. I ordered it a few weeks ago so I’m anxiously awaiting its arrival. Bye Felicia. Ha ha I love saying that
Lol excited for you getting your mill!!
I love my Mockmill. It's a lot like the Nutrimill except there's a bar on the side for setting the fineness of the grain which is really handy. I can grind my grains very fine...cake flour fine. And Mockmill can hold a lot of grain, too.
One of these days I’m going to get my hands on one to try!
Can it do cracked grains?
On my other channel, I’m ready to do a comparison between the grain maker 99, the nutrimill classic and the mock mill if my neighbor will loan it to me.
I ordered one of those mill with the stones in it, I don’t know if you realize this or not, but it has aluminum oxide in them. Supposedly chronic exposure can cause health problems. I don’t wanna say what brand it is cause they all use the same thing anyways but let’s just say I spent really good money on it because it was a commercial version. It didn’t mill the flour nearly as good as the Nutri mill, classic or the grain maker 99. it went back right away! Lol
In my honest opinion, the grain maker wins, hands-down in all categories except for one. I’m milling flour for people now and the grain maker just cannot do fine rice, flour, even if you rerun it.
The nutrimill classic does do it nice and fine, but it makes a mess. I may be getting wonder mill like you got soon for the gluten-free aspect of what I’m doing.
If people are serious about making all their own food like milling nixtimilizd corn, like I saw on your other video, nut butters and decent flour, the grainmaker is hands down the best option. Though it is one of those “Buy once cry once” things.😂
The test will be done with a #50 sifting screen. I have these one of those chinese sifter’s thats electric and big. So far I love it! But again, my Initial observations is the grain maker 99 beat em both in the fineness department. The experiment will be interesting because I finally bought the right motor straight from grain maker for a hefty price. I had the country living grain mill motor kit running it, and to my dismay it in no way had enough power to use the larger auger which would runs beans and corn! It would lock right up. Looking at the design of the larger auger that comes with the grainmaker 99, it basically crunches the grain down just before it reaches the milling plates! I suspect I will have better results now with a better motor and that larger auger.
I just purchased a Nutrimill Harvest and I find that you really have to turn the control knob almost twice around in order to get quasi fine flour.
Also nan you use the nutramill to grind cinnamon ,and nutmeg .
LOVE Love ❤️ love my harvest mill! I wanted a stone ground mill & am so thankful for this one. It's noisy but she does the job! Thank you for the review. Hope you are enjoying the new home. 😊
I’ve never known a quiet mill lol. But the Harvest is much quieter than my Wondermill!!
Thank you
I love my Whisper Mill.
I am using a Komo Mio mill 👍
Hi, great content. I was wondering which mill produces a finer texture between the nutri mill on its finest settings versus the wonder mill? I have the nutri mill and when milling black beans it does not mill it the whole batch fine enough at times, forcing me to use a sifter to sift out the bigger pieces. Any advice is much appreciated!
Hello Felicia! Have you heard of the Royal Lee mill? I actually tried to purchase a Komo, but it was on backorder and I just got word it's going to be even longer now so I'm leaning towards the Royal Lee because it grinds super fine flour. I wanted a Komo or Nutrimill for the looks but I read it doesn't grind a fine pastry flour.
I haven’t heard of that one. But I have been using my Nutrimill Harvest for over a year now and I get fine flour no problem 😄
@@GrainsandGrit you have me reconsidering it! Do you feel it can pull off a pastry flour? And does it make a nice, fine rice flour?
Royal Lee company was originally founded by a MD, I believe, Dr. LEE and he was interested in whole nutrition etc. It appears to be a beautiful manuel mill,but expensive. I considered it too and I believe it is very respectable when compared to other hand mills (Wonder Mill Jr. DELUXE, Family Grain Mill, Country Grain Mill and the really expensive one ,Diamont. I don't need large quantities for a family of four, so I picked a small Korn Kraft (Mulino) that looks like a coffee grinder. Grinds easily with little effort but doesn't not fine grind, even with two milling passes. But....in an emergency, and even for most recipes ,if I want texture, it is functional, extremely well crafted in Germany. $170
Is there a book out there or instructions that can go along with the nutramill that can help you with grinding the ? grains
My Wonder Mill has 3 positions. Pastry, bread, coarse
Mine does too but I have never noticed any difference between them.
I heard you say that you make 3 loafs at a time now. Could you post that recipe for me , I am using your recipe for two loafs now! I also just ordered two bags of wheat from Johns Farm. My mill is a KOMO and it took 3 months to get it! That tells me people are waking up to to what's going on now with food.
Yes I’m thrilled to see the increased interest in milling grains!
If you get my ingredients cheat sheet, I have the amounts there for 1 loaf, 2 loaves, and 3 loaves! bit.ly/3pvI5TE
Is the nutrition mill loud?
Do you feel like your Nutrimill can gunk up if you try to grind it too fine? I feel like this can happen to me with soft wheat. . . .I have the Komo and love it but I do notice this can happen.
Throw a handful of rice afterwards to declare the stone
I just bought a Nutrimill Harvest on Black Friday 2023 and I will tell you why I'm disappointed in the quality. My bamboo lid has begun to peel apart around the circumference and warp. I've only wiped it out with a towel. NO water touched it. I began hearing noises in my kitchen over several days and couldn't find out the source. Then I saw the lid spreading apart over 1/2" gap and warping.. I have sent and email and pics to Nutrimill and am waiting for a response. It is supposed to have a 5 yr warranty, I believe.
Yeah that is NOT normal. Definitely get a hold of Nutrimil for sure! Please send me your info to felicia@grainsandgrit.com and I'll see what I can do especially if you bought through my link!
@@GrainsandGrit Hello, my warranty claim with attached pic was replied to. They are sending me out a new lid. Roughly 1 week. It was a quick response from them, thankfully.
I love my Nutrimill Harvest, but I’m also still learning. And yes, trying to get the right coarseness is something I’m getting a better feel for the more I use it. But, did you say you mill your corn grits on the Harvest? I didn’t think we could. I’ve actually been considering an additional impact mill to do some of the things that the Harvest can’t. I’ve been milling my corn on a manual mill, so I’d definitely like to have that option with my Nutrimill Harvest. What is your process?
Yes I mill corn very frequently! It takes longer than wheat, but you can do it. You also may need to adjust the grinders to be closer to the 6pm spot to help them go through.
So long as the corn is dried, you can mill it 😄
Oh my gosh, are you an Okie too?
Oh is that where you're from? My people are Floridians from way back.
Can the NutriMill Harvest grind grain as small as an impact mill if the NutriMill Harvest is appropriately adjusted??
Got you covered: ua-cam.com/video/WdXZ92HQwR8/v-deo.html
Felicia. Help me decide which grain I should use simply for home use. I’ve seen many reviews which is better for home use. Wonder I’ll or nutrimill harvest?
Gladly! Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/oM6k-htoP88/v-deo.html
I have a Nutrimill harvest, and it works amazingly well on hard wheat, but the stones seem to gum up on soft wheat, and einkorn. So frustrating! Is there a trick to that? I really don’t want to replace it, but it is really limiting what I can grind. Do you have any suggestions?
Adjust the setting to slightly courser to make the flow of flour run out at a slow and steady pace from the shoot. I have the same experience
I run my grain twice, first a rough crack, then I run again to make fine flour I find that the rough crack cleans it evert time
I’ve never had any issues with either of those grains. I mill at the typical 7 or 8:00 position and they come out super fine!
Make sure you grains are very dry and, occasionally, you will need to take the stones out and brush them to clean them up.
As of 7-15-24, Johns Farm site does not allow to search for products and it still only has pick-up available?
I'm sorry, who is Johns Farm? Did I mention them in the video?
@@GrainsandGrit You did mention Johns Farm in the video.
They have delivery now. May be based on their inventory.
I am ordering a mockmill attachment for my kitchen aid. They are available soon directly from Mockmill, pleasant hill grains is also taking preorders now with delivery in October. Do you have any discount coupons or sources for you to get credit?
You can shop at grainsandgrit.com/PHG and I’m an affiliate with pleasant hill grain. I’ll get credit through that link. 😄 Unfortunately no discount codes as of now!
Don’t forget to re-grease your kitchenaid if you use it regularly 😊 FMJ lube Food grade is the kind you’ll want. It comes in a white tube with orange writing. (You can have it serviced as well if you don’t want to re-grease it yourself)
Is there a difference between the two, the fineness of flour that they produce?
In my experience, I get fine flour with either mill. Not much difference.
With only me and my husband here and the fact my bread goes dry and stale so quickly l waste a lot of grain. Most recipes l have or for 2, 3, or more loaves. I would love a half loaf recipe and we could eat the small loaf and l could make fresh daily or at least two days and not waste so much. This day and time it is important to conserve what you have. I can't seem to be able to breakdown a bread recipe small enough. Help me please.
I have a recipe cheat sheet! It includes ingredients for 1,2, and 3 loaves 😄bit.ly/3pvI5TE
@@GrainsandGrit Thanks. You don't have it in 1/2 do you. I know oh l am such a pain. I will get it. Hee/hee
If it helps, you can slice and freeze the bread. Then just pull it out to thaw or just toast it from the freezer😊
Can you use this flour for cakes and cookies?
Use soft white wheat for cakes and cookies. Never a hard wheat.
How can I get your bread recipe?
Never mind, found it! 👍
Felicia
Please permanently block the porn commentors. Apparantly YT does not do that, even with repeated reporting. TY
I never saw and porn, just regular spam that I reported. I am assuming YT had removed the comments you are talking about 😄
Hi, just want to say I love your content. But I also wanted to say, I notice that you breathe heavily between phrases and its noticeable enough to where I think you should get checked by a doctor. If you feel like you get winded easily, that may be a sign of some health issues. Take care.
Thank you