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house_cat
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Re: Does anyone else here use a grain mill?

‎12-29-2024 12:50 PM

@wagirl 

 

The wheatberries, before grinding, last virtually forever if stored in an airtight container in a reasonably climate controlled place.  After grinding, however, the flour needs to be used immediately.  You can store some excess flour in the fridge, but not for more than a day or two.

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Re: Does anyone else here use a grain mill?

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‎12-29-2024 10:45 PM - edited ‎12-29-2024 10:46 PM

There is a Mennonite store near me that has a powered grain mill. You can use it for free. They offer Spring wheatberries as well as hard Winter wheatberries.

 

Is that a manual grinder or powered? I don't know if I would venture into a hand cranked grain mill? 

 

I've seen them at Lehman's but they are in the $500+ price range and more for commercial use.

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