Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #20619 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: Royal
CAST IRON CORN NUTS GRAIN MILL grinder HEAVY-DUTY NEW hand crank manual. adjustable from course to fine milling for dry grains, oats, corn, wheat, etc. hand grinder grinds corn, coffee, soybeans, nuts and more!
Product Description
Heavy-duty manual hand grinder grinds corn, coffee, soybeans, nuts and more!
The unit is manufactured from heavy-duty cast iron construction with a sturdy hand crank, clamps securely to any edged counter/table and features an adjustable grinding
adjustable from course to fine milling for dry grains, oats, corn, wheat, etc.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
After each use, unit should be thoroughly washed in hot, soapy water and dried thoroughly by hand cloth. A light coating of vegetable oil should be applied for preservation of metallic finish
ADJUST FROM COURSE TO FINE
Turn large threaded screw on front of mounting in clockwise direction an tighten wing nut on threaded shaft locking steel burr in place.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
69 of 70 people found the following review helpful.
By OrionTex
very disapointed on the very poor quality of the product.someone made a mold of a real cast iron mill and badly reproduced it.When it arrived before trying to use it for the first time I washed it and did dry it very well.By the weekend when i was going to use it was all rusted. Not a week old.I could not use it at all.Also the cup section did not fit at all. bad quiality control.overall a VERY BAD product.Do not buy it.
41 of 41 people found the following review helpful.
By CycloneMan
Good for the price, but DOES NOT MAKE FLOUR. It doesn't get fine enough for flour. Good for brewing, chicken feed, coarse coffee, but doesn't get very fine.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
By S. F. Hazell
If this grain mill is made in Poland, it's the same one I used in colllege. In three years time, I ground two 50-pound bags of wheat through one of these. The trick is to send the wheat through three times, each grind being successively finer (you tighten the adjustment screw a little tighter each time). It's work, but it does the job. Most of us need to burn a few extra calories anyway, so the extra effort isn't a bad thing if you're physically able to handle it.
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