Le moulin à grains, noir

Name: Le moulin à grains, noir
Brand: KITCHEN CROP
SKU: 0811957012486
Price: 125.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:KITCHEN CROP

3.3/5

€
125.50

Le moulin à grains est petit, compact et léger, mais solide. Pesant moins de 3 livres, nous n'avons pas trouvé de moulin à grain plus léger sur le marché. Le moulin à grains est livré avec une manivelle, mais offre également un moteur d'entraînement électrique en option (VKPMOTOR vendu séparément). Maintenant, vous pouvez avoir un seul moulin qui fonctionne très bien avec ou sans électricité sur les gros et les petits grains. C'est le complément parfait à la cuisine de n'importe quel boulanger. Faire de la farine fraîche à partir de haricots, de maïs, de blé, d'avoine ou de riz n'a jamais été aussi pratique. Les fraises en acier inoxydable broient efficacement tout grain ou graine non huileux. Le moulin à grains offre encore plus de polyvalence en vous permettant de moudre de la texture grossière et concassée des céréales à la farine fine de qualité pain. La trémie de grande capacité peut contenir jusqu'à 2 tasses de grain. La large base de serrage se fixe solidement aux comptoirs jusqu'à 2 d'épaisseur. Lorsque vous utilisez la manivelle, le moulin à grains se tord légèrement ; absorbant le choc à la base de la pince. Cela maintient la pince du broyeur plus sûre. Le moulin à grains est idéal pour les urgences et la cuisson en petites quantités - vous en profiterez pendant des années !

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EAN: 0811957012486

Catégories Maison et cuisine, Mystère, Thriller & Suspense, Petits appareils ménagers, Appareils spécialisés, Moulin à légumes, Moulin à grains,

GARANTIE DE 5 ANS : Fabriqué aux États-Unis à partir de composants nationaux et étrangers. GRANDE CAPACITÉ : La trémie peut contenir jusqu'à 2 tasses de grain. Fixation stable : la pince de montage se fixe solidement aux surfaces stables de 1/2" à 2" d'épaisseur. Grossier à fin : le cadran arrière vous permet de régler facilement du grossier pour les grains fêlés à fin pour la farine de qualité du pain. Multi-grains : meules en acier inoxydable pour moudre les haricots, le maïs (pas le pop-corn), le blé, le riz, l'avoine, l'orge, le seigle, le poivre, les graines non grasses, les épices, etc. MOULIN À DOMICILE PARFAIT : idéal pour la cuisson de petits lots ou la préparation aux urgences. Compact et léger - moins de 3 lb.

Brand	KITCHEN CROP
Color	Black
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 23 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH	10.38 x 3 x 15 inches
Item model number	VKP1248
Item Weight	2.89 Pounds
Manufacturer	VKP Brands
Material	BPA Free Plastic, Stainless steel
Product Dimensions	10.38 x 3 x 15 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Grinding

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Scritto da: The Bookie

Great little grinder!

I'm gonna be honest, I was not expecting much when I purchased this. I was worried and researched endlessly for a grinder that fit our budget AND could grind my wheat berries into usable flour for my sourdough bread. I wanted hand crank because it will never fail unless my arms fail, but I feared my arms would fail if I had to grind for hours to get enough flour for a loaf. So maybe my previous negative bias is making this grinder seem even better than it is. I mean, I have had ground meat, nuts, and other sundries with the old cast iron grinders in the past. And boy, was that a chore! So when I set up this new grinder and started grinding rice to prep it for flour, I was bracing myself to hate it. 15 minutes later I had a relatively fine grind of rice that actually amazed me. When I moved on to my precious wheat berries, I found I could roughly grind 2 cups in about 15 minutes, then tighten the burrs for a fine powder and finish a fine flour in another 20 minutes or so. The first time I used it I attached it to an antique Hoosier hutch and it did not scratch the wood surface despite all the wobbling. Since then I have found a way to attach it to our kitchen island, just in case it starts scratching surfaces with wear. So far so good. As for the flour... I have baked 4-5 loaves of sourdough with it so far and they are wonderful. Mind you, a lot of that is wheat quality, etc but I have noticed no major issues with coarse flour, chunkiness, heaviness... Also, I am not as fit as I once was, so I expected this to be a bit brutal, but I have found that I enjoy grinding my grain when I have the extra time. Its a light workout depending on how much you need to grind, but certainly nothing terribly fatiguing, even for a middle aged, somewhat overweight woman. ???? If I can do it, so can you! Promise. All you need is a bit of patience and a good book or podcast to entertain you. Finally, a bit of advice... 1. Don't fill the hopper all the way. Just add enough grain to fill the grinding area and continue trickling it in. The more full the hopper, the tougher it is to grind. 2. If you want fine flour, don't try to grind it fine right away. Run the grains thru on a loose/coarse grind first to break them up a bit (see my pic), then run the coarse ground wheat thru the mill set to fine grind. And voilà! Beautiful, healthy, delish flour! I am so pleasantly surprised by this little grinder that I really did want to share with others who may also have their doubts. If you want to bake a little bread from home-ground flour, this is an excellent machine. I wouldn't want to grind more than 1000 grams or so in a day, but thats enough for a few loaves of bread for many basic recipes. It is easy to use, effective and affordable. I definitely recommend! *Note: I haven't yet ground anything but rice and whole wheat in it, so I can't speak to spices, flax, etc. I can't imagine it will do a bad job with those either tho.

Scritto da: Gabriel

Nice product!

I made bread from this mill it works well!

Scritto da: Kimberlie Graybell

works great

works great, just what I wanted

Scritto da: Rachel

Success! It makes flour!

We first bought a Victoria mill thinking we could turn our wheat berries into flour with it... We were wrong... At the finest setting, the result was very chunky and coarse. But this mill did an adequate job at making soft powder flour. And it took much less effort to turn the crank. I am pleased.

Scritto da: Ronnie Cochran

Works good

Works good to me. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Be sure to have something solid to attach it to, don’t try to attach it to a chair and hold the chair with your feet…hand crank mills don’t work well like that. Overall I’m satisfied.

Scritto da: orb

Works GREAT

I didn't like the hopper being plastic but once I used it I was happy! I had purchased another kind and returned it because it didn't work well, this 1 does.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Excellent

Ease of cleaning

Scritto da: Lon

Don't insult me and waste my time!

A severe case of "let's redesign this cheaper and charge the old price until our reputation fails and wonder why". The base where the clamp mounts begins with 1/8" brittle plastic which continues into wherever else they could get away with it. Chrome plating is barely affixed and lumpy. Playing pretend made in USA. I speculated it would be an insta-return as soon I picked up the tiny, light box. Anyone that knows their way around the kitchen could tell this is junk. It's about $35 worth of "for now until I get a better one" for over $100.

Scritto da: Buyer

Like this

got this as a replacement for one that I recently lost . for it being so small it does it job can grind 2cups or grains in about 5mins it also acts as a good way to work out your arm at no extra cost :P would buy again Would be nice if they used stronger plastic when grinding it bends a little but still works