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  1. 05-08-2008, 07:01 PM #1
    ShawnaRae
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    Question Grain/Flour Mills?

    Do you grind your own grain? If so, what mill do you use. I have been looking into it for awhile now. I'd like something a bit economical, but something that can stand up to a daily grind as well. Any suggestions? I would use it for basic breads, but an option for rolled oats and such would be great. I've been researching on-line, but I'm kind of overwhelmed. I figured someone here would have experience and great advice! Thanks!
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    corona grain mill for corn.not fine enough for flour
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    I have a Whisper Mill
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    Default Grinding Grain

    I use our Vita Mix that we bought at Costco. I got the dry container. It does a fine job. A bit loud. I'm not sure this is your best option but I like the Vita Mix blender because it is an universal appliance for us.
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