Going Green & Back to Basics - Manual (hand cranked) Grain Mill

For your viewing enjoyment and just to let you see a new toy we have - (o: - I thought you'd like to see and learn about this.

We have these (WonderMill Jr. Deluxe) in our store here at:
http://millersgrainhouse.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath...

Hope you stop by and see all the cool kitchen toys and sign up for a free newsletter either there or at:
http://www.eatgrains.com
to get a free recipe each month using wholesome whole grains!

Best Blessings!
Donna

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[Survive2Day]

Nice video. Thanks!

[thewheatguy]

@Survive2Day - It's my pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!

[thekycoffeebean]

Cool

You made it look easy,LOL

[thewheatguy]

@thekycoffeebean - It's my massive muscles.... (o: No it isn't that hard though. Low enough you can really put your sholder into it and it's a breeze.

[rae1968]

Can I use this to get stone ground grits?

[thewheatguy]

@rae1968 - You could!! Set it on course (better stated - don't tighten the stones too tight) and there ya go! Need nice dry white corn though - or use yello and it's polenta!

[thewheatguy]

@PathofTorah4life - If you go above your comment and click on the little box below the video that starts with a blue ' thewheatguy' it will turn light blue when you hover over it with the mouse - see the arrows to the right of that box....click them and it will open the whole window. The links to go see this mill are there....

Best Blessings!

Donna

[thekycoffeebean]

Cool

You made it look easy,LOL

[thewheatguy]

Yes!

You would need dry hominy (white corn_ or use yellow corn and make polenta (which really is just yellow grits).

Hope this helps!

Best Blessings