Clearance: Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment for Stand Mixers

After researching and watching the many videos of the Mockmill vs other grain mills, I decided on the Mockmill. The price is very reasonable and the quality seemed solid. My only qualm, I must admit, was how fine could I really get my flour. However, after having just milled many pounds of Einkorn and Spelt flour, I am thrilled to report, it is VERY fine—as fine as I'll ever need for my purposes (breads, cakes). Possibly, if I was an actual pastry chef, I would prefer a baby powder fine, but the Mockmill grinds a wonderful powdery and silky all purpose flour for me. I LOVE my new kitchen friend!! It's really well made, very solid, easy to take apart if needed—no tools required! I also like the convenience of not having multiple appliances out on my counter with this. And, I might add, it was amazingly quiet! I'm very happy with this purchase. Thank you PHG for the great videos and reviews on these mills. Wolfgang Mockmill is a genius. : )

This is the perfect mill for our smaller kitchen. I didn't want a stand alone mill but the reviews for the KitchenAid brand attachment mill were disappointing. The Mockmill has solved this problem! The reviews are quite correct, it fits the mixer perfectly, and makes a nice fine flour, hard or soft wheat in ONE pass! Does not strain the mixer either, I bet it could run all day with this on it. We're very happy with the mill and it stores away neatly in a drawer when not in use. An excellent design and well crafted. And the service from Pleasant Hill was the best too, even on a phone in order from Canada, we could not be happier.

Update..... six months in and the mill is still working perfectly, it is used about twice a week on average and has worked perfectly on a variety of wheat and dent corn we remain very happy with this purchase.

I just measure out the amount I want, pour it into the mill and turn it on. When it's finished, I mix in my other ingredients and I'm done. It's fantastic. It works so well, I started growing my own wheat.

I use this mill about once a week for bread making. It works well. I expected the flour to be a little finer than it is. I generally sift out the coarse stuff and run a second pass. No problem.

Just tried it for the first time and I'm very happy. Was hard to take apart to clean the stones. You need very strong hands or I used the counter to push against it or would never have gotten it apart. Took some doing but got it done. Worth the trouble. May be easier to take apart next time. So far very happy. Fine grind looks like store bought flour. Glad I purchased this item.

It works great and even will grind corn and millet which wouldn't grind on my previous stone mill.

I am experimenting with Pizza and wanted to incorporate freshly milled flour in my pizza dough. Bought this on the recommendation of Mark Vetri in his excellent pizza book, Mastering Pizza. It is a fun tool to use, and it does add a whole new dimension to my homemade pizza! BTW, I looked at the milling attachment made by Kitchen Aid. Beware, the KA-made attachment is not a "stone" grinder but rather uses metal grinders. Not good!

An update..after 3 months..still love it!

I've been using the mill to grind wheat berries into grain. It works very well. I can put about 1.5 lbs of berries in the hopper. This was one of the reasons the I purchased my KitchenAid Mixer. I couldn't be happier.

I've wanted a grain mill for a long time, but couldn't afford a good one. When I read about the Mockmill Grain Mill attachment to a Kitchen Aid at a reasonable cost I decided to try it. I've had it for two weeks and it works beyond what I anticipated. The biggest plus is that it is a stone grinder and having many variable settings is very nice. Never thought I could own a stone grinder and now thanks to this model, I do.

Update: I've used my Mockmill for three months and it works so smoothly and quietly. I am so glad I made the purchase. Well designed and performance is excellent.