Will this work in India? Hi , I want to order Wolfgang Flour &amp; Grain Mill - Imported by Tribest. 4 things I need to know before placing the order. 1) Are they blades in it or stones in it to make flour(Means how it works)?
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I believe this is a 110v version. This dealer may offer one, but I think it would be more likely carried by one of the European dealers. The Wolfgang is explicitly exported to the US. The Komo branding is the German branding and would more likely come in a 220v.
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There are recipes for noodles in the recipe booklet. I prefer to make my pasta dough in my food processor. Haven't tried theirs but I'm sure it would be good. All the bread Ive mad in my machine is wonderful including the gluten free ones!
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I really appreciate the potato ricer for making spaetzle, a German dumpling noodle that my mother used to make. But I have no experience in using it or the food mill for mashed potatoes or deviled eggs. I usually make too large a quantity to make either of these tools a practical choice for me so I'm sorry I'm not in a position to answer your question directly. I personally find a hand mixer very convenient for either purpose. That way you can avoid having to scoop many small batches into the ricer or the mill in addition to working either tool. A hand mixer would mix it all at once and be easier to operate (in my opinion). I hope this was helpful.
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From the manufacturer's website: "Although our mill is USA Designed and Patented, finding a mill manufacturer to produce it to our demanding standards was no easy task. Because of this reason we turned to the country that produces more mills and has more expertise in Milling than any other country in the World. That country is India. It is a historical fact that some of the Worlds finest mills and finest mill craftsmen are from India. We not only chose India but we chose the best manufacturer in India to produce our Wonder Junior hand mill. Along with the best manufacturing and design we also use the highest quality materials to insure that this grain mill will be around for generations of use."
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Thank you for taking interest in our set of strainers. I am sorry to hear you had a miss purchase before, but have no fear All Times Finest is here! :P.. Haha but back on topic, these are very sturdy and during. When comparing our quality to the ones of Cuisinart for example, the quality of both are actually quite the same. All our sets should come in perfect condition, and shouldn't be bent or have squished mesh. However, during transport somethings can always get messed up, so if this happens, just contact me straight away and I will sort it out for you in a flash! They will work for almost any seeds or grains as long as they are not grinded/crushed. Quinoa, rice, and other grains which remain in the form how they occur in nature will work. But maybe this isn't the answer to your question. What do you mean exactly with will the strainers work for those grains? Will you be able to clean them in a proper way, than the answer is yes without a doubt. If, you mean something else, please let me know.
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The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the seller's response to the buyer's inquiry). The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the... » Read More The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the seller's response to the buyer's inquiry). « Show Less
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I have no idea. I was very happy with my purchase and was going to order a new bag in the near future. It's my go-to Bialy flour. Got sick of order 3 pound quantities of sir lancelot from King Arthur
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I don't like the corundum stones,so I only use the basalt/magnesite stones available in selected samap and schnitzer mills-I have hand stonemills from both so I get a workout grinding flour!
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Jennifer. I worked for a Hobart/Kitchenaide repair shop for over 8 years. All Kitchenaide accessories will work on all modern Kitchenaide mixers. My grinder has been used on 3 different models of mixers and each has performed well. I have used my grinder to make flours and meals of corn, wheat, buck wheat, rye, rice, spelt, millet, amaranth, black beans, almonds, peanuts and sorghum. I ground 40 pounds (about 3/4 bushel) of corn this past week with the grinder attached to a model KP216M1 (600 Professional). Your Accolade 400 is a medium powered mixer and will easily handle this grinder. Please remember not run the mixer with grinder for longer than 20 minutes without giving the motor a rest to cool down. Jennifer. I worked for a Hobart/Kitchenaide repair shop for over 8 years. All Kitchenaide accessories will work on all modern Kitchenaide mixers. My grinder has been used on 3 different models of mixers and each has performed well. I have used my grinder to make flours and meals of corn, wheat, buck wheat, rye, rice, spelt, millet, amaranth, black beans, almonds, peanuts and sorghum. I ground 40 pounds (about 3/4 bushel) of corn this past week with the grinder attached to a model KP216M1 (600 Professional). Your Accolade 400 is a medium powered mixer and will easily handle this grinder.... » Read More Jennifer. I worked for a Hobart/Kitchenaide repair shop for over 8 years. All Kitchenaide accessories will work on all modern Kitchenaide mixers. My grinder has been used on 3 different models of mixers and each has performed well. I have used my grinder to make flours and meals of corn, wheat, buck wheat, rye, rice, spelt, millet, amaranth, black beans, almonds, peanuts and sorghum. I ground 40 pounds (about 3/4 bushel) of corn this past week with the grinder attached to a model KP216M1 (600 Professional). Your Accolade 400 is a medium powered mixer and will easily handle this grinder. Please remember not run the mixer with grinder for longer than 20 minutes without giving the motor a rest to cool down. « Show Less
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I don't know about reviews but I love this flour. I get the organic whole wheat. I use it to make dog treats, bread, bread sticks, pizza crust , veggie burger buns and other stuff. It could be used to make cupcakes and cookies. It's just flour and really nice flour. Thanks
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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.
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Yes Sanjay, that is exactly my predicament at this moment, as both kind of materials i.e metal and stone may leave residuals. So i am unable to make sure which grain mill to go with. So far i am sure i won't buy anything with Corundum. May be "Basalt in Magnesite" as used on those Schnitzer grain mills may be worth researching. If you come across some other solution then please share.
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I believe thereis a source listed in their literature. After 2 months the only time something was wrong, was entirely my fault for not reading a section of the manual. I finally have read it cover to cover. ie: use bleached white flour. They list all parts in front of manual, they have email address and distribution offices in U S. Their phone number is 201-939-2555, email LelloAppliances@AOL.COM - hopefully they will answer your question. I am very happy with my lello and I have had 3 other machines. This was by far the easiest and most reasonably priced of all.
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I think you should contact Great River and ask about the specific flour you want. You can contact them through Amazon or directly at great river milling.com.I've never heard of a gluten free wheat flour. I always thought gluten free excluded wheat. I hope you find the flour you want.
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Can you take a picture of what you have and send it to my e-mail? rhalverson@greatrivermilling.com. We have always had black specs in our buckwheat flour because we grind the whole buckwheat and then sift off a portion of the outer layer. This leaves some black specs in the flour this is how you make dark buckwheat flour. If the sifter was not set properly it could be a mistake in milling. I would like to see it.
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I disagree with @Olivia, maybe she was just a bit less lucky than me and got a broken item. I bought one mill back in January and haven't got problems with it since then. It looks and feels pretty solid and does its job well. Also made in China.
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As far milling grain it works good for beer and for wheat im not sure get in contact with millars. Plus you don't want to grind up hops when putting in beer