My Favorite Home Milling Tools
- michal grappe
- May 10, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 9, 2022
If you're ready to jump into milling your own flour, you need a mill! When I researched mills myself, these are the ones that I liked. I detail the breakdown and comparison in my e-book! IT'S ALMOST DONE!
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If you decide that you need a Bread Machine, I love the Zojirushi. It is so easy to throw my ingredients in, wake up to fresh bread in the morning, and let the machine do all the heavy lifting! Definitely create a custom setting for this bread!
This is Mine! This is the most affordable of the 2!
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There is a newer one that has a gluten free cycle, multigrain course, and vegan course if you want more variety in the types of loaves you make!
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Bread Tools That I Love
The Best Yeast
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Non-Toxic Bread Pans
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My E-book that gives you all the information to get started!
Link HERE
I hope this is helpful and an easy reference for y'all! I'll add things as I find new treasures or even make a few myself! Thank you!
- Michal
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