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NutriMill Harvest Electric Stone Grain Mill, 450 Watt - Blue

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Color Blue
Brand Nutrimill
Style Modern
Wattage 450 watts
Material
Bamboo
Item Weight
19.1 Pounds

About this item

  • Color: Royal Blue
  • 450 Watt heavy duty motor with auto-shutoff thermal protection to ensure the motor isn't harmed during sustained milling.
  • Near diamond hard Corundum Grainmaster milling stones. Quality made, in Germany, to mill even the hardest of grains.
  • Quickly mill all non-oily grains and legumes. Grind as fine as pastry flour for a lighter texture in your baked good or as coarse as cracked grain for cereal.

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NutriMill Harvest Flour Mill

The NutriMill Harvest is one of the most versatile flour mills on the market. Mill grains for bread, beans for soup, or crack grains for a fresh whole grain cereal.

Grain and Flour Mills

Refried Bean Recipe

Ingredients
  • 1 Tbsp. Vegetable Oil
  • 1/2 Medium Onion
  • 2 1/2 Cups Water
  • 3/4 Cup Ground Black or Pinto Beans
  • 1/2 to 3/4 tsp. Salt
  • 1/4 tsp. Cumin
  • 1/2 tsp. Chili Powder
  • 4 Tbsp. Butter
Steps

In a medium saucepan saute chopped onions in oil. Add water, bean flour, and seasoning. Bring to boil, then lower heat and simmer for 5-7 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove from heat and stir in butter until mixture is smooth and creamy. Taste and adjust seasoning if needed. Enjoy!

Why You Need a Grain Mill

Grain Mill Story

Whole grains are a super food. The problem is most of the time when a product is labeled whole grain it really isn't.

Because milled grains have a short shelf life many of the naturally existing oils and minerals are removed from commercially milled flour and additives are put in to improve 'nutrition' and 'freshness'. The result is you consuming chemicalized food.

NutriMill grain grinders and seed mills give you the flexibility to create raw, natural, pure flour on demand. If you want to know where your food comes from there is no better way than to mill it yourself in your own home.

With a NutriMill grain mill, you will not only reap all the flavor and health benefits of whole grain nutrition, your budget will also reap the benefits of taking the milling company out of the whole grain equation.

Features

Easy-Adjust Texture

Easily adjust texture with our patented control knob. Mill a full range of textures from cracked grain to pastry fine flour.

Versatile Milling

No need for a unique milling bowl. Grind flour or crack grain directly into your mixing bowl.

CSA Approved

Built with a heat resistant nylon motor shield and approved parts in accordance with UL and CSA safety standards.

Corundum Milling Stones

The Nutrimill Harvest is made with near diamond hard synthetic corundum milling heads to mill even the hardest grains.

The Most Versatile Mill on The Market

Milling For Everyone

The NutriMill Harvest was designed for daily use in your home. Grain mills are often thought of as wheat flour and bread making machines but they can do so much more.

Though the NutriMill Harvest is excellent for grinding wheat it can also grind gluten-free grains, beans, lentils, rice, etc. Add quinoa flour to thicken your soups or sauces, make rice flour for baby food and breads, create your favorite whole grain cereal with cracked grains, or make delicious brownies with fresh black bean flour.

Powerful

An industry leading 450-watt motor coupled with near diamond hardness milling stones power the Harvest, making sure it is ready for any grinding task.

Beautiful

One of the most beautiful small appliances on the market, you will want to proudly display the Harvest flour mill on your countertop. Choose from a variety of colors to match your unique kitchen style.

Milling For Any Recipe

  • Bread
  • Baby Food
  • Pasta
  • Protein Powder
  • Crackers
  • Cornbread
  • Cereal
  • Soup
  • Crackers
  • Cookies
  • Dip
Harvest Classic
Harvest Classic
Customer Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars
896
4.7 out of 5 stars
1,218
Milling Heads Stone Stainless Steel
Hopper Capacity 3 Cups 12 Cups
Texture Range Cracked Cereal to Ultra-Fine Pastry Flour Fine to Coarse Flour
Motor 450 Watt 1200 Watt
Color 6 Colors Available 1 Color Available
Warranty 5 Year Limited Lifetime

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Product Description

The Most Versatile Mill on The Market Quickly and easily mill all non-oily grains, beans, and legumes. Shaped from bamboo the Harvest is elegant all while being eco-friendly and sustainable. The countertop size fits easily into any kitchen, and the adjustable texture control knob enables a choice to mill fine, medium, or coarse (cracked grain to a pasty fine flour) to fit your baking needs. The near diamond-hard corundum milling stones offer exceptional cutting performance to mill even the hardest of grains and create high-quality flour. Milling For Everyone The NutriMill Harvest was designed for daily use in your home. Grain mills are often thought of as wheat flour and bread-making machines but they can do so much more. Though the NutriMill Harvest is excellent for grinding wheat it can also grind gluten-free grains, beans, lentils, rice, etc. Add quinoa flour to thicken your soups or sauces, make rice flour for baby food and bread, create your favorite whole-grain cereal with cracked grains, or make delicious brownies with fresh black bean flour. Powerful An industry-leading 450-watt motor coupled with near diamond hardness milling stones powers the Harvest, making sure it is ready for any grinding task. Beautiful One of the most beautiful small appliances on the market, you will want to proudly display the Harvest flour mill on your countertop. Choose from a variety of colors to match your unique kitchen style.

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Customers are satisfied with the electric food mill grinder's performance, flour quality, and grindability. They find it works well, produces fine flour, and is easy to use and set up. Many customers appreciate its build quality and grind speed. However, some have differing opinions on the noise level.

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99 customers mention "Works well"82 positive17 negative

Customers find the electric food mill grinder works well. They say it gets the job done and is easy to use. The machine is powerful, sturdy, and efficient, working great for hard reds, hard whites, and soft white wheat berries.

"...I had no mechanical issues with either one, both continue to run perfectly. Pros Classic Impact Mill: *..." Read more

"...It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty...." Read more

"...It really works, although if you're expecting finely ground pastry-style flour you'll probably be disappointed the finest grind I can reliably get..." Read more

"...then run the course flour in for a finer milling and the results are perfect everytime!..." Read more

88 customers mention "Flour quality"88 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the flour quality. It grinds whole grains into fine flour that is suitable for baking bread, cookies, and other recipes. The fresh milled flour makes their bread taste better.

"...you a larger cut grain if you choose that option so it's perfect for making cream of wheat or other large cut grain for hot cereal...." Read more

"...On its finest grind, it can make perfectly usable pastry flour from soft wheat, on its most wide-open grind, it manages to crack malted barley just..." Read more

"...purchase and have been recommending this high quality mill, a whole grain diet (and Sue Becker!!) to everyone!!" Read more

"...Grinding your own berries assures that you are maintaining all the vital nutrients that are stripped from regular flour, you will feel the..." Read more

79 customers mention "Grindability"57 positive22 negative

Customers appreciate the grain mill's grindability. They mention it grinds wheat well, can grind large batches of grain easily, and is durable. The mill is easy to adjust and can grind small amounts for a preferment quickly and efficiently. Some customers find the Classic Grain Mill more efficient than the Harvest at grinding large batches of grain.

"...The Classic Grain Mill can mill large batches of grain with more ease then the Harvest...." Read more

"...wide-open grind, it manages to crack malted barley just perfectly for small-batch brewing...." Read more

"...read the directions thoroughly before using it: It can't grind oily or very wet grains, seeds, and nuts--they'll quickly clog up the works and..." Read more

"This grinder does an excellent job of grinding flour." Read more

69 customers mention "Looks"69 positive0 negative

Customers like the appearance of the food mill grinder. They say it's shiny and flat, and works well. The cornmeal is beautifully ground from heirloom corn.

"...It's there ready for me to use whenever I need it. The beauty and convenience for me is what puts the Harvest over the Classic...." Read more

"...it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty. It was the easiest assembly ever...." Read more

"...The machine sits out all the time because it looks nice, and because its likely to get used on any given day...." Read more

"...a presence on a kitchen counter; it's encased in wood and very attractive...." Read more

59 customers mention "Ease of use"52 positive7 negative

Customers appreciate the electric food mill grinder's ease of use. They find it convenient to set up on the kitchen counter and mention it looks great.

"...My preference is the Harvest for it's convenience, size, aesthetics and ease of cleaning...." Read more

"...It was the easiest assembly ever. The grind speed was almost instant I would say it took about 5 seconds to grind what you put in...." Read more

"...Absolutely love it. I wish I'd gotten one sooner. It's so easy to use and looks good enough to leave out all the time...." Read more

"I like the mill, it seems easy to use, it grinds wheat berries very well into flour. Just what I needed and wanted...." Read more

32 customers mention "Build quality"25 positive7 negative

Customers appreciate the grinder's build quality. They find it reliable and simple to use, with a five-year warranty on both the product and workmanship. The parts are intact and the design is beautiful.

"...Pros Classic Impact Mill: *If you want a high quality Grain Mill at the lowest price you cannot beat the Classic Impact Mill during a..." Read more

"...It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty...." Read more

"...be happier with this purchase and have been recommending this high quality mill, a whole grain diet (and Sue Becker!!) to everyone!!" Read more

"Quality product, very well-built...." Read more

24 customers mention "Grind speed"21 positive3 negative

Customers appreciate the electric food mill grinder's fast grind speed. It grinds 3 pounds of berries in less than a minute and runs quietly and smoothly. Milling is easy and efficient.

"...It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty...." Read more

"...It's very quick, which is good--there's a large warning sign on the mill telling you to only grind for ten minutes, then let the machine rest 10..." Read more

"...It does such a nice job, in a short amount of time, that I really enjoy it. I'm very glad I chose this one!" Read more

"...Almost. This baby is the Ferari of grain mills. It will grind 3 pounds in less than a minute...." Read more

37 customers mention "Noise level"12 positive25 negative

Customers have different views on the noise level of the electric food mill grinder. Some find it quiet and smooth, while others mention it's louder than expected, especially when grinding flour. Some customers also report popping sounds or a constant sound from the wheels not touching.

"...Cons Classic: Impact Mills are notoriously noisy not good for your ears either wear ear protection or step far enough away while milling...." Read more

"...It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty...." Read more

"...Very fun to watch! It seems a bit noisy, but my last grinder was the Kitchen Aid mixer attachment. It seemed louder than this...." Read more

"It’s a little loud but that is to be expected. Makes beautiful flour. I’m making all kinds of different flours. Looking forward to using this a lot." Read more

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Extremely good mill
When buying this mill and looking at the other reviews I was a bit questionable about the quality and production amount from the grains. But don’t worry as this machine produced way more flour than you would expect. It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty. It was the easiest assembly ever. The grind speed was almost instant I would say it took about 5 seconds to grind what you put in. I love this machine. I have also attached a picture of my sourdough starter after just 2 days using this machine to mill up some organic einkorn berries I found on Amazon. Honestly perfect I would recommend 👍
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Top reviews from the United States

  • Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
    I've had my nutriminal Harvest and Classic Grain Mill for over a year. I bought both last year during the Black Friday sale, because I didn't know which one would grind flour the best Stone Mill vs Impact Mill. My findings; I need not have worried on that account they both grind fine flour superbly, both are quality built. I had no mechanical issues with either one, both continue to run perfectly.

    Pros Classic Impact Mill:

    *If you want a high quality Grain Mill at the lowest price you cannot beat the Classic Impact Mill during a Black Friday sale.

    * The Classic Grain Mill can mill large batches of grain with more ease then the Harvest. Particularly helpful for people who are making four or more loaves of bread or other big batches of baking at one time.

    *The plastic exterior is a nice solid plastic, not flimsy.

    Cons Classic: Impact Mills are notoriously noisy not good for your ears either wear ear protection or step far enough away while milling.

    Pros Harvest Stone Mill:

    *It is a beautiful Grain Mill with its wooden exterior and no visible plastic. Between that and it's compact size it can stay out on my counter no lugging it back and forth in-between uses. It's there ready for me to use whenever I need it. The beauty and convenience for me is what puts the Harvest over the Classic.

    * The Harvest is better equipped to give you a larger cut grain if you choose that option so it's perfect for making cream of wheat or other large cut grain for hot cereal. This was important for our family the ability to make freshly milled hot cereal on cold mornings.

    Cons Harvest Stone Mill:

    *Cost
    *Flour dust

    Flour dust and mess:

    The Harvest with a open spout is more likely to produce a fine dust. For me it is not excessive or goes everywhere I do a light wipe around the Harvest after use. For me personally the Classic has been more of a problem even though it's self-contained when you pop open the tightly sealed lid I end up getting flour mess on my counter tops. The Harvest wins this category for me.

    Cleaning: both are easy to clean, but the Harvest again takes the lead in this category with just simply brushing out the spout and a quick exterior wipe down. If your stone produces a glaze the solution is to simply run a cup of rice through your mill and it cleans the stones nicely. I have found the Classic takes a little bit more work, because it is bigger and has large gaskets with crevices for the flour to get stuck in needing to be brushed out.

    Either mill is a good quality product that will produce a fine flour. My preference is the Harvest for it's convenience, size, aesthetics and ease of cleaning.

    One last thing go ahead if you are new to freshly milled grains purchase a cookbook specifically for baking with freshly milled flour there is a learning curve here. It's not your regular AP or even a store-bought bag of whole flour.

    I hope this review helps you with your purchase. Wishing you good baking ☺
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
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    When buying this mill and looking at the other reviews I was a bit questionable about the quality and production amount from the grains. But don’t worry as this machine produced way more flour than you would expect. It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty. It was the easiest assembly ever. The grind speed was almost instant I would say it took about 5 seconds to grind what you put in. I love this machine. I have also attached a picture of my sourdough starter after just 2 days using this machine to mill up some organic einkorn berries I found on Amazon. Honestly perfect I would recommend 👍
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Extremely good mill
    Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
    When buying this mill and looking at the other reviews I was a bit questionable about the quality and production amount from the grains. But don’t worry as this machine produced way more flour than you would expect. It worked very well and fast, it was super reliable, it wasent loud at all, it fits perfectly into the kitchen and looks very pretty. It was the easiest assembly ever. The grind speed was almost instant I would say it took about 5 seconds to grind what you put in. I love this machine. I have also attached a picture of my sourdough starter after just 2 days using this machine to mill up some organic einkorn berries I found on Amazon. Honestly perfect I would recommend 👍
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023
    Got this a few months before the pandemic. Having it and a supply of wheat berries on hand turned out to be very handy, and it got a lot of use.

    I don't usually review appliances shortly after receiving them, since durability is an important factor to me. But I've had this for 30-odd months now, and have used it at least a few times each week. I've had no issues and it is still in regular use.

    I don't use it as an all purpose augur or grinder so I can't speak to every use case such as grinding beans or oily seeds, I just use mine for grinding various types of fairly similar cereal grains such as wheat, barley, and barley malt, mostly for the purposes of making bread, cereal, and beer.

    On its finest grind, it can make perfectly usable pastry flour from soft wheat, on its most wide-open grind, it manages to crack malted barley just perfectly for small-batch brewing. In-between gets pretty much any fineness needed for any kind of flour or porridge.

    I wouldn't use this mill for processing industrial quantities, I doubt if you can get a doppio zero grind now matter how many times you run flour through, and I can believe that running large beans or oily items through could potentially damage it, but I never assumed that those kind of uses were a reasonable expectation for this mill and haven't attempted them.

    What I have done is run probably about 10 to 20 pounds of grain through on any given week, which has been more than enough to keep my family well-supplied with fresh cereal, artisan bread, all-purpose flour, and delicious ales and lagers.

    The machine sits out all the time because it looks nice, and because its likely to get used on any given day. It doesn't create much dust and I find it easy to keep clean. The quantities and grains I use have never seemed like they were stressing the machine and I see no likely reason for it to fail anytime soon, so I am going to go ahead and give this my recommendation for people whose usage is likely to be similar to mine.

    Hope it helps.
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  • Natalie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Absolute Love! :-)
    Reviewed in Canada on October 2, 2024
    I've been planning on purchasing a grain mill for months but was torn between this Nutrimill Grain Mill and the Kitchenaid Mill attachment, and I'm so happy I decided to save money for a few months and went with this Nutrimill instead. I was also torn with this purchase because I already own a Vitamix equipped with the dry container but again, so happy I decided to go with the Nutrimill for the following reasons:

    (1) Nutrimill over Vitamix: As noted, I saved for a few months and simultaneously did quite a bit of research before choosing to go with the Nutrimill. I don't mean to get too scientific here lol ;-), but although a Vitamix can technically create "flour" there seems to be a significant difference between the nutritional, physical, chemical, structural, thermal properties of slowly milling grains (i.e. what the Nutrimill does) compared to bursting the grain which is what a blender/Vitamix does. Additionally, I found Vitamix made the flour feel more dense vs the Nutrimill flour which came out more fluffy and the bread had better results.

    (2) Results: I used mine immediately and was incredibly pleased with the consistency of the flour and was able to bake a bread right away. The flour milled much quicker than I had initially thought. From youtube reviews, they kept saying "it may take longer than other mills" but this speed was pretty excellent to me. I had 5 cups of flour in 3 mins.

    (3) Nutrimill over Kitchenaid attachment: From my research, although the Kitchenaid can mill grains and is much cheaper, the flour isn't very fine and fluffy, and you're left having to clean an entire messy attachment after. I love my Kitchenaid but cleaning the attachments can be tedious.

    (4) Quality: Sturdy, well-made, and just gorgeous! :-)

    (5) Instructions: I was very pleased with all the instructional cards and details that were included. I was able to read and feel quite comfortable in using the mill within 15 mins. The only thing I would say is, on youtube, some reviewers recommended milling about 2 to 3 cups of rice and discarding for the first use to ensure the mill is "cleaned". The instructions didn't say this, so I'm not sure if it's actually necessary or not, but I chose to.

    Expensive, but highly recommend :-) I'm so happy with my purchase!
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    Natalie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Absolute Love! :-)
    Reviewed in Canada on October 2, 2024
    I've been planning on purchasing a grain mill for months but was torn between this Nutrimill Grain Mill and the Kitchenaid Mill attachment, and I'm so happy I decided to save money for a few months and went with this Nutrimill instead. I was also torn with this purchase because I already own a Vitamix equipped with the dry container but again, so happy I decided to go with the Nutrimill for the following reasons:

    (1) Nutrimill over Vitamix: As noted, I saved for a few months and simultaneously did quite a bit of research before choosing to go with the Nutrimill. I don't mean to get too scientific here lol ;-), but although a Vitamix can technically create "flour" there seems to be a significant difference between the nutritional, physical, chemical, structural, thermal properties of slowly milling grains (i.e. what the Nutrimill does) compared to bursting the grain which is what a blender/Vitamix does. Additionally, I found Vitamix made the flour feel more dense vs the Nutrimill flour which came out more fluffy and the bread had better results.

    (2) Results: I used mine immediately and was incredibly pleased with the consistency of the flour and was able to bake a bread right away. The flour milled much quicker than I had initially thought. From youtube reviews, they kept saying "it may take longer than other mills" but this speed was pretty excellent to me. I had 5 cups of flour in 3 mins.

    (3) Nutrimill over Kitchenaid attachment: From my research, although the Kitchenaid can mill grains and is much cheaper, the flour isn't very fine and fluffy, and you're left having to clean an entire messy attachment after. I love my Kitchenaid but cleaning the attachments can be tedious.

    (4) Quality: Sturdy, well-made, and just gorgeous! :-)

    (5) Instructions: I was very pleased with all the instructional cards and details that were included. I was able to read and feel quite comfortable in using the mill within 15 mins. The only thing I would say is, on youtube, some reviewers recommended milling about 2 to 3 cups of rice and discarding for the first use to ensure the mill is "cleaned". The instructions didn't say this, so I'm not sure if it's actually necessary or not, but I chose to.

    Expensive, but highly recommend :-) I'm so happy with my purchase!
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  • R. Jmnz
    5.0 out of 5 stars buena compra
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 1, 2019
    Sé la calidad de harina que consumo
  • Tenaya
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worth every penny
    Reviewed in Canada on December 9, 2024
    I did an extensive amount of research before settling on this specific grain mill. I liked that it used stones. And that the mill was adjustable to create a more fine or dense flour. The taste and quality of our foods since grinding our grains fresh has drastically increased and it’s quick, easy to use and easy to clean. If you are looking to add high quality ingredients into your life I strongly recommend researching the benefits of fresh milled flour. Any home baker or homesteader should own one of these. It is also very beautiful in appearance displayed in your kitchen
  • matthew
    5.0 out of 5 stars Greatest kitchen gaget
    Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2024
    Love Love Love. There is a little dust, but nothing like I was expecting it to be. The flour is lovely. I use it every day. It is a little loud, so I don't run it when my babies are napping.
  • stacey
    1.0 out of 5 stars It never worked properly. I regret ever buying it.
    Reviewed in Canada on December 25, 2024
    It never worked properly. I regret buying it. A huge mistake!