KitchenAid Grain Mill Attachment, Metal, KGM

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been please with the flour I've milled from wheat berries. To my eye the flour is near-indistinguishable from other high quality whole wheat flours I've purchased. Milling is not as quick as I'd expected, and a little grain remains unmilled below the auger which matters for small quantities measured up front. As an add-on to an existing stand mixer this is much more affordable and counter space efficient than purchasing a dedicated mill appliance.

The grain mill works well on harder grains like corn. It has the capability of producing finer flours/can be adjusted for your desired coarseness. This is a great option if you already have a KitchenAid and are looking to expand its capacity. I have an older KSM103 model; the mill attachment works with this. I did need to periodically check and retighten the attachment knob.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to from various grains for inclusion in my sausages, which I make using the Kitchenaid sausage maker, and also to make pasta, also made with the kitchenaid pasta making kits. The grain mill allows me to choose the grain size, a brilliant ability given the very limited grain sizes available in commercial stores, and also allows me to make amazing grain mixes for experimenting with torrent pasta flavours.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I Love Love Love my new KitchenAid Grain Mill I started making Sourdough Bread and I wanted a Grainmill to grind organic Whole Wheat and other grains to make my bread super Healthy it works a Treat Thank You KitchenAid ⭐️💗👏👏👏

Bought the mill for sourdough and it's amazing. I should have bought it ages ago I love it! Mills whole wheat perfectly, thank you kitchen aid

It takes a little longer when on the finest grind setting when I did winter wheat but that is understandable. Gets a little warm from the friction but the flour turned out great. The manual said that it would be a little more coarse than conventional flour because they sift out the berries but I could even tell when I compared the two.

I bought this over 6 months ago and have been extremely pleased. The machine is easy to operate. My family has enjoyed all of the freshly made breads, pancakes, waffles, pies, and cakes that I have made grinding grain with this machine. The dial gives ample options for the fineness of the grain from very fine to coarse. Clean-up takes just a little time and effort, but you don't have to wash it each time, so it's no problem whatsoever. The process itself is loud, but that is to be expected. It is more quiet than the coffee grinders my parents' use to use. The flavors from freshly ground grain have been superior.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm 72 years young and love being in my kitchen using my kitchen aid. The grain mill is a revelation to me. To mill my own flour has changed my bread making and cake making. Never too old to learn something new.

I bought this recently. Got it out to try today. Had to clean it before use and then dry properly. Annoying but not that bad. Tried to make rice flour. It came out sand textured. No matter how many times I ran it through or on what setting it either came out super gritty or clogged up the machine. Will try brown rice but does not work for white. Tried beans. They made a nice flour. And quinoa also made a nice flour.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Put the grain through muliple tomes and it did not become fine flour.