The Corona ® hand mill grinds any dry grain including wheat, corn, millet, spelt, buckwheat, quinoa and grinds dry beans, too. The texture and coarseness of the flour produced will vary depending upon the grain and the settings. In one grinding, this mill produces a mediumfine to coarse (or griststyle) flour.

With WonderMill's large 1250 watt motor, it is the MOST POWERFULL micronizing mill available. The WonderMill can grind over 100 pounds of flour per hour and has enough power to blast through clogging issues. The WonderMill will grind wheat, corn, rice, legumes, beans, and other small grains like Quinoa and Amaranth. What Should I Avoid Grinding?

Use a handcranked or automatic flour mill to grind your beans if you have one. Crack larger beans in your blender first to make the process less challenging. Roast your beans for 20 minutes at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for a nuttier flavor and to make grinding less challenging. In place of a blender, you can also grind beans in a nut grinder.

It will grind beans, wheat, corn to any consistency from grits to cake flour. It is on my list to buy. We have a whispermill, or whatever they used to call it. It is awesome for making flour, but .

This is the largest of the series of mills designed for grinding cocoa beans, it will be supplied to the leading Polish manufacturer of chocolate, couverture, imitation chocolate, icecream toppings, pulp, cocoa butter, press cakes and cocoa powder.

You can make flour from all of these beans just by grinding them with a good quality hand crank mill. Check and make sure your mill will grind beans without being damaged. Beans that are so old that they will not soften when cooked can be ground into flour and still used. As always we would like to hear your comments and questions.

There are two grain mills to choose from, the WonderMill electric and the Wonder Junior hand mill. The WonderMill electric grain mill is fast and gives you good variety of items it can grind, not including oily grains, nuts and seeds.