ALDKitchen Electric Grain Mill Grinder - High-Speed Powder Machine for Flour, Spices & Herbs | 350g Capacity | 110V Vertical Pulverizer | Perfect for Home Baking, Coffee Grinding & Healthy Cooking

I have been using this for several weeks, and it does a good job. I did need to sift my flour and re-grind the larger pieces (wheat germ and bran). I sifted again and ran the larger pieces one more time. There were still some pieces, and I stored them to be added to cookies as you would wheat germ. The unit is very loud, and it does get hot. I did 2 cups of whole-grain for 1 1/2 minute, and while I was sifting, the unit was cool for the next 2-cup batch. It does a good job, and for the price, it is a suitable beginning grain mill. I think this is a good beginning mill for someone that wants to learn how to bake with whole grains before spending several hundred for one of the quieter no sifting required mills.I love this machine, but it doesn't love me. There are numerous safety risks involved with this machine. It can run with the lid off. The safety instructions are in very poorly translated English. The casting lines are not smooth; I've cut myself many times on them. This unit gets extremely hot and can burn you. There is only one setting: fine powder. There is a timer. It can grind essentially anything you can imagine.This machine is a staple in my kitchen due to the cost, but I urge extreme caution while operating.I think it taste OK. Nothing to complain about, anyway. Mixes well with a cocoa recipe I use. I bought it only on one condition. That it was non-alkalized. It was advertised that way. However, on the container itself nowhere does it say it is non-alkalized. Only that it is organic. I contacted Swanson and they told me the product specialist there said it was non-alkalized cocoa.So, I guess I will take there word for it. Customer service was responsive at Swanson. Don't understand why non-alkalized is not printed on the container. You think they would be proud of that!This machine gets very hot after 2 min. Of use. It takes at least 5 min. to grind wheat fine enough to bake with. It works but takes time.I saw this on Youtube as I am using "sprouted wheat flour" and I wanted to mill my own. I started using a bullet to mill the wheat berries, but the bullet could only make a "course grain" of it. This machine mills it to the consistency of store-bought flour and it is very easy and doesn't take up much storage space. Very happy with the way it works.I've owned other mills and they are nothing compared to this little beast. It's loud; however, it does a fantastic job on reducing wheat berries to the finest flour. The only negative thing I can say is the instructions that come with the machine. It's a bit sparse on details. For such a great machine one would think they would compile a better manual.I use this grain mill for grinding wheat, popcorn and beans into flour. It will produce a course graham meal grind in about 45 seconds or a powdery flour in 2 minutes. It comes with a fine sifter, which I have no use for, but its kind of nice to have. Easy to use, easy to clean and overall excellent. It's as loud as most other mills, but more quiet than some I have used.Excellent product to have in every home. I bought it recently and it turns grains, lenthils and almonds into ultra fine powder dust. We needed fine powder to make cereal for our baby and it's working excellent so far. Little burning smell but we were told it's fine and they are gonna take care if anything weird happens. Excellent customer service too.I run a large herbal dispensary and have to grind very hard roots and dried medicinal fungi daily. I have been through 8 grinders in the past year. This one is so powerful. My Staff Love it! Great price for the high quality. I highly recommend.Ce produit nous a explosé dans la face à la première utilisation.A éviter absolument.