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wouldn't a general food-mill work? I'm thinking about an attachment to
my mixer... Maybe I'm daft. -C FarmerGirl wrote: > Anyone have one for grinding their own fresh grains? > What type do you have? Pros and cons of the model you have? > > ANY advice would be appreciated. > > Just fyi, I'd only be using mine for 2-3 bread loaves of bread/week and > possibly a few more times around the holidays when baking cookies. > During the year it would be <1x/month to make pastries and treats. > > I'm looking for an economical model that's worth the price, will be > durable, and offers me the ability for different textures of grain > (fine, coarse, etc.) > > Recommendations accepted with a smile :-) > > Thank you, > Bobbett |
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