Can this mill grind rice fine enought to make flour?
1503037
I only tried one time . I never use it again. I do not think so.it is cheap , the price means everything.
1503038
It is not well made, so I doubt it would make good flour. I do know that there are other mills that would do the job better.
1503039
No. I saw no possible way to adjust this product and when I poured wheat into the top it just fell out between the grinder wheels. Also the grinder wheels are made in a way that they couldn't work together well at all. I lost $20.00 on this product. I spent $20.00 to buy it plus $10.00 on postage and then $10.00 postage to return it. I don't even see how this grinder could grind anything at all because there was no way for the grinder wheels to even meet together on the product that I received.
1503040
I wouldn't think so?? I used it for wheat and it was left very course. I originally bought it to use as my only mill but it just didnt grind it fine enough so i bought an electric mill. I now have it stored for a back up.
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.
1503042
I once tried to use my Corona Corn Mill to grind wheat fine enough to bake a small loaf. It did NOT work. I even tried to re-grind the resultant flour which was too coarse. I ran it through the mill at least three times. It still was not fine enough. I do NOT believe that it would work any better for rice. Sorry, Richard
2213869
Depending on the grains you want to grind, this should work for what you want. I use it to grind various grains for a 10 grain bread which provides a nice crunchy texture and not just for fine flour. You can't use the grinder for oily grains (Hops?) as the oil will clog the grinder.
2046031
yes, you can.you might be able to make less than the 3 cups of regular rice I make in it, but yeah, you can.
863578
Am not sure I know it cant grind corn wheat to flour try the nuts it should because it soft than corn an wheat
1231100
It should do fine grinding grains/seeds that aren't wet or oily. I use mine to grind millet and it works fine.
517857
This is a fine sieve so almond flour probably wouldn't work well, but fine sugars and flours that are milled fine without their bran or other inclusions would pass well through it.
1528736
I would not use the grain mill for that. You can use a blender or small coffee grinder though.
1355080
Whole kernel corn is too large to feed through the mechanism. This mill will grind popcorn or cracked field corn - like you might feed birds. And yes it will grind either of those into a fine flour. It will NOT adjust so that you can grind into a coarse corn meal. I add the corn flour to Kamut flour (also ground in the mill) to produce a very heavy bread that is super as toast in the mornings.
567264
I don't know about wet rice.But this grain mill I this really great it makes peanut butter and grinds sprouted grains and dry grains they give you different grinding plates. I did a lot of checking before I bought it I love mine it's very sturdy.the country living mill dose not even offer diffrent grinding blades . I think this mill is the most versatile of all the mills on the market. There is a you tube video if you want to see demo on grain mills this might help you decide.the man goes over each mill to help people for there needs hope this helps
352407
Works fine for barley and corn for brewing. Not designed for making flour, cannot gring grains only crush.
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.
1671364
I am fairly certain it would be able to do that...for a short time before it breaks. I got about 20 uses out of mine before the processing bowl broke. And 2 uses out of the immersion blender before it broke. Wouldn't you be better off with a burr grinder for making flour though?
411376
Yes, this will grind coffee into a fine powder. it is a great grinder that can adjust from fine to coarse.
2087471
Yes. Course grind. If you want to reduce to flour consistency, I would use ceramic with broad pestle
112159
Have not used it to grind grain, sorry. But it has done well with all I have used it for.
540327
No, it isn't able to grind, really. It can chop things very small, but really not like almond flour. I get mine from Trader Joe's!
1742246
I would think so, though I can't see a definte "YES!". But I have heard of all kinds of spices and herbs and things being grind with this mill...!