Will it grind dried, whole kernel corn, into a very fine, flour-like consistency?
883111
Yes! And it's really nice the flour that comes out, pretty similar to the Bob's red mill one.You can prepare a beautiful corn bread!
883112
Yes based on information contained on the WonderMill web site it will grind whole kernel corn without problems. See here: http://willitgrind.com/willitgrind/yellow-field-corn
883113
I haven't tried corn yet, but it shouldnt be a problem, the motors are strong- I've tried rice (Japanese), barley, red and white wheat in making wonder flour - corn and tiff are next
883114
Yes! And it's really nice the flour that comes out, pretty similar to the Bob's red mill one. You can prepare a beautiful corn bread!
1545285
You can adjust the settings. But if you expect very fine flour (from wheat), not sure that's possible.One person somewhere in the comments says 'yes, it's possible'.I read up on these grinders the other day and this is mainly a 'CORN' grinder, not a wheat grinder.I didn't know there was a difference :/Edit to say: I only tried mine once and it was a bit of a pain. But I don't have a stable table yet, so that's part of the problem.Check out the comments, I think the first one had some good Info.
1503041
No. You could grind up corn for tortillas but that's about it. I use mine to grind grains for home brewing, so all I need it for is to knock the hulls off and break the grains up a little. For this purpose it works great.
1350453
This is whole grain corn and must be ground to your desisted texture for your purpose.
721457
My experience says "no". I've tried, and it takes many, many turns of the device to get a very small amount of whatever I'm grinding, then what I have is almost as fine as flour. But others seems to have much better success. I kept it because I don't have the energy to return it, plus it's very pretty. Silly, but true. Pretty useless, and pretty but useless.
474548
I have ground dry corn for corn meal with mine. Not sure how it would do with wet corn, i think it might plug up the burs on the grinder. The grinder is a cup and cone configuration with graduated burs, starting with breaker teeth at the inlet and graduating to finer burs towards the discharge side. If you are using large kernal corn, such as dent corn, I think it will be too large to feed through the grinder anyway.
411376
Yes, this will grind coffee into a fine powder. it is a great grinder that can adjust from fine to coarse.
1474666
You can only grind dry, non-oily ingredients. It works excellent on grains for sure. Love this grinder! Highly recommend.
497362
No. It is designed to make "chops"--coarsely chopped grains. A high quality grain mill would be needed to make rice flour from (dry) rice. Update: I've read some answers which indicate this grinder will work for your purpose: rice to rice flour. Again, while this grinder is good for chops, it will NOT make a fine-granulation flour. Sorry.
1995692
Yes it is dent corn. I also have a wheat grinder and I grind it in mine to make corn flour.
1339161
I bought this to grind wet corn treated with All, and made my own Masa dough. It was perfect. I have a Magic Mill as wellMas KitchenAid grain mill attachment for dry grain grinding.
2067545
I use mine for only nuts. It will grind them to any degree of fineness you prefer, including to paste (almost butter) texture. Works best if you don't fill it too full. It's a dandy little appliance and well worth the price.
1141091
I don't know; I've never tried that. It can be ground into flour, or cooked as a whole grain. If your blender can grind tough grains like rice, than it should be able to do this, too.
1443725
Yes, it will work with that grain. I was able to grind rice with it & it did a perfect job. However, just don't use millet, flax, or any other oily grain. The machine is unforgiving & will breakdown. I wish the company would address this issue. It's a good company. They replaced the first machine instantly. Thanks for asking. Nelson Donley, author of LIFE AIN'T KIND.
1995690
i think technically, no, it is not. this is a bit larger than dent corn i believe. if i were you i would contact the company directly. i make masa with mine and i grind it in my food processor after it soaks in its lime/water bath.
225721
probably not; it wouldn't fit anything larger than a soybean or corn kernel. Unless you chop the cinnamon or nutmeg seeds into small uniform pieces, they wouldn't fit between the plates. The mill can however grind anything of that hardness.
1367452
It would grind much finer for sure, but since I do not eat wheat (we eat Gluten Free) I do not know for sure. I could go test it to see if it would make rice into granules (which I believe it would), to make cream of rice, only it started smoking yesterday, and shaving off plastic from some part inside and spitting the plastic shavings into the already ground flour. So now I am afraid to turn it on, and will be purchasing a new mill, but a different brand, for reasons already stated.