Mary, thanks for the video so glad you finally got the Nutrimill harvest as I absolutely love mine. I have learned while using mine not to put a bowl to catch the flour. I am using a 1 1/2 quart mason jar or one that’s a little bit larger. It stops any of the flour making dust. After that I poured in the bowl continue with my recipe.

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Great idea! I will have to try that! I am really enjoying the harvest so far!

@barbarabello4148

7 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead Mary. I tried sue beckers recipe without the bread machine cutting the recipe in half to get 1 loaf. Look what I got! Success finally

Yay! I have been excitedly waiting for this video!

Will love seeing next review. I just got mine and learning. This was helpful.

Thanks for doing this! Your demo and pros and cons are very helpful. I have been looking at the Harvest for a few weeks trying to decide if it is the one I want. I think I have made up my mind to get it.

Nutrimill has a wonderful sake going on right now so I've ordered mine. Can't wait to get it!

Thank you so much, Mary. ❤

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Oh wow! Thank you so much!

Thanks for the information!

Wonderful honest overview! It really is a big decision. I looked at all the mill options when I determined I wanted to mill my own grain. At that time, Sue Becker and Felicia with Grains and Grit were useful. My counter space is limited, so I felt a stoneground mill would be best. I ended up choosing a Komo, and, yes, had a price tag to it for sure, but I love it and for me it was the best choice. Guess we have to consider these things an investment in our health (and happiness 🙂). Thank you for all the great information! Looking forward to the follow up on the Harvest Mill!

@anandersonnovel

6 ай бұрын

I am with you, I have researched these Mills for 3 years and KoMo wins hands down ❤❤❤I ordered the KoMo Milo 😊

For the last 15 years or so, I have used the Komo Classic mill. It is beautiful and I love it's simplicity. It is very similar to yours. Flour dust does end up in unwanted places though, as you mentioned. I throw a large tea towel over the mill and the catch bowl while grinding, which solves the problem. I have never has an issue with glazing. On the rare occasions when it occurs to me that maybe I should clean the stones I find that there is no need. Everything looks good inside. I've had a number of mills over the years. The Komo is the most care-free one I've ever owned. Hopefully, your Nutrimill Harvest Mill will prove the same.

@TheRoseHomestead

6 ай бұрын

I have heard amazing things about the Komo. Like you, so far, I haven't had any problems with glazing. Thanks so much for watching!

I have this mill and I got it refurbished from nutrimill so I was able to save a pretty good chunk of money. Mine looked brand new and came in the exact same packaging as the new one. I've been loving it and I mill my flour pretty fine but haven't experienced any kind of glazing or had to clean my stones.

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

That's good to know!

What i do to help with the flour dust; i have my mill close to my stove & i turn the stovefan on whilevi mill. Just to give you & others an idea. I really enjoy your videos. I appreciate you. Thank you & God bless.😊

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Great tip!

@maryannedeering1663

7 ай бұрын

Really great tip, thank you so much😊

I just got one last month. I love it! Doesn't take up much room, looks beautiful. Works wonderful for me. I do it like you do.

Great review, Mary. Appreciate all the pro/con and details. Love my NM Classic, but like you, I want to also crack grains. It’s hard for me to justify getting another mill, but I probably will. Hope Black Friday yields a terrific special. Fingers crossed.

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

They have a black friday sale coming soon. I will share once I get the information. It's supposed to be a big sale!

@ldg2655

7 ай бұрын

I’m hoping for a good Black Friday sale, too!

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

@@ldg2655 It starts this Friday and sounds like the best black friday they have had! I can't wait myself, ha ha!

@cyn4rest

7 ай бұрын

@@ldg2655 Sale starts in appx ten hours. Friday at 1:00 am (thrs night).

@cyn4rest

7 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead I recd their email this morning. It starts late tonight - Friday 1:00 am (probably Mtn or Central Time, I’m guessing.

Thanks so much for the review. I just ordered one with your affiliate link. I am new to milling, what is hard white and can I use it as I use all purpose?

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Yes hard white is the best to use for everything. It's a lighter flour and makes wonderful bread products. Thank you so much!!!

Hello! I’m trying to decide what kind of mill to purchase and have narrowed to the two you reviewed in your video. My hubby has asthma so flour dust is a concern I have. Is there dust with the Nutrimill Classic? Thank you!

@TheRoseHomestead

3 ай бұрын

I would say that for sure the Classic has less dust and if you cover it with a towel while grinding the dust is pretty much non existent. The Harvest does throw dust in the air. Hope that helps!

@Nanaslittlecottage

3 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead Thank you!!!

Nice review! How do you like this compared to your impact mills?

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

I've been using it almost exclusively since I made the video and after getting the hang of it, I really like it. I'm torn between this and my impact mills. I'm still using them when I have a larger amount to mill. What I prefer about the harvest is the ability to make cracked grains so easily. Perfect for grits or coarse cornmeal. I'll be making an update video in a week or 2 and lay all these things out and show how to clean it.

@HotVoodooWitch

7 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead I actually own a stone mill--a Salzburger MT 12, although I haven't used it yet (I'm between houses). It's too much mill for me but it's the only one they have that currently ships to North America (and mills Kamut), so I bit the bullet. Still, like you, I'm considering a backup and an impact mill could be interesting, which is why I'm interested in the opinion of someone who has used both kinds. And yes, cracked grains are going to be fun, although I refuse to mill corn--that I leave to the millers. ☺

@HotVoodooWitch

7 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead I just became aware of another mill today that seems to have been around for a long time: kzread.info/dash/bejne/daSAuZKzqaqZcqQ.html . It apparently makes the finest flour of any mill but even though it's adjustable, you can't crack grains for cereal.

Hi Miss Mary, On this video you show your new mill and the Nutrimill impact mill but not your Wonder Mill. Do you still have and use it?

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Yes, I still have the Wondermill. I still use it. Right now I am using the Harvest full time to get a full review for a month from now. I still love my impact mills, though.

Do you know about the swoosh on the black bottom part of the knob ? It is so helpful to know how far to turn the knob. Made all the difference knowing where to set the knob

@TheRoseHomestead

5 ай бұрын

I'm not sure what that is? Are you referring to the red mark on it? You have me intrigued!

@user-of5nb4ey3u

5 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/46/06/F69B7369-1537-47DF-8644-1530D435ADA4/MOV_7978.mov. It is under the red mark. It is hard to see. It is a shinny black swoosh. This is a video from Nutrimill. If you cannot open this let me know and I will send it another way. Nobody talks about this.

@user-of5nb4ey3u

5 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead it is not the red line. Underneath the knob with the red line there is a black base. On top of the black base there is an edge that has a swoosh that is shinny black. The closer to the small end of the swoosh you get finer flour. I had to have the mill positioned to where I could see into it. I have a video from Nutrimill that won't upload. If I had an email I think I could forward it to I think it would work..

@TheRoseHomestead

5 ай бұрын

@@user-of5nb4ey3u Oh!!! I found it! That's crazy. I neve noticed it before. Is your swoosh going to the left? Mine and I wanted to make sure that's right. Can you get on Facebook and find the rose homestead and send me the video? This is groundbreaking, ha ha!

@user-of5nb4ey3u

5 ай бұрын

@@TheRoseHomestead mine is to the left as well. I couldn't figure out why nobody was talking about this. Such a game changer. I will try to share the video on fb. I got it sent to messager.

Darn I missed the Black Friday sale☹️

@TheRoseHomestead

6 ай бұрын

Hopefully they will have another great sale soon!

Hi Mary I have found that the electric grain mills are a little too pricey for me right now so I have been looking at hand crank grain mills. Do you have any thoughts or recommendations? I would really like to start milling my own flour. Thanks for your input.

@brandynash1409

7 ай бұрын

Everyone I know that gets a hand crank spends more money bc they buy the hand crank and turn around and buy the electric. I even have an expensive hand crank... It’s not worth it unless you don’t have electricity.

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

My experience with the hand crank one was hit or miss. I have this model (affiliate link) amzn.to/3ufKGY0 I chose to get the small motor with it. After I got the motor, I used it more. The only problem was it just didn't get it as fine as I wanted even on the finest setting. To be honest, after buying the mill and motor, I could have almost bought the Nutrimill Classic. Now, I am glad I have the hand crank one in case of an off grid situation, but, it stays in storage. I hope this helps.

@lorielastra4303

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your input that's really funny because that is the grain mill I was looking at. It has really good reviews and since I'm new at all of this I thought it might be a good option for me for now. I will let you know how it goes. I'm putting it on my wish list for Christmas!

@lorielastra4303

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

I want to make a sandwich bread from oat grout. Will this grind oat grout. If so do you have a video on make sandwich bread from oat four. Thanks

@TheRoseHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Yes, it will grind oat groats. I will try to work on a recipe for that.

Kinda pricey for me. Looks good though!