I want to buy a wheat grinder, but I know nothing about them. Does anyone own one or have any tips for me? I've been looking online, but it's overwhelming with all the choices. Thanks, Denae
Yes! You want a Nature mill or nutra mill... something like that. If you call "Shar's" in Gilbert... They run specials on them from time to time. In fact, if you take one of their classes (which are often free and very fun) they will give you a % off as well as the sale price. Ask them when they are on the best sale. My sister got one in Jan. for a crazy price. (you want one that will grind wheat as well as cracked wheat) I suppose it depends on your pref. but something to think about. Hope this helps!
I have one if you want to come test it out and see if you like it or take a look at the manual for what all it can really do. It's the Nutrimill one Cherise is talking about. I always thought I wanted one that was hand crank and electric though, in case of emergency...but for now, I use this one to grind wheat and I love it!
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Yes! You want a Nature mill or nutra mill... something like that. If you call "Shar's" in Gilbert... They run specials on them from time to time. In fact, if you take one of their classes (which are often free and very fun) they will give you a % off as well as the sale price. Ask them when they are on the best sale. My sister got one in Jan. for a crazy price. (you want one that will grind wheat as well as cracked wheat) I suppose it depends on your pref. but something to think about.
Hope this helps!
I have one if you want to come test it out and see if you like it or take a look at the manual for what all it can really do.
It's the Nutrimill one Cherise is talking about. I always thought I wanted one that was hand crank and electric though, in case of emergency...but for now, I use this one to grind wheat and I love it!
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