KoMo FlicFloc Oat/Grain Flaker

The FlicFloc is so much better built than our previous oat roller. We had the type that has wide rollers and looks like a pasta machine. The KoMo design is so much better. It turns very smoothly and the output is consistent. We sometimes roll flax seed to go in the oatmeal. It works great. The oil in the flax gums up the rollers some, but if you send the flax through first the oats following will clean the flax residue off. We found that filling the hopper to heaping will fill the glass below and that is very close to 1 cup.

The mill and its construction are nice looking and I believe are sturdy. Rolls the oats into thinner flakes than I expected, which is very nice. Attaches to table tightly. My only complaint is that the corners and edges are so perfectly joined that it makes them rather sharp. Set the flaker up each time I use it, a simple task, I handle the edges a lot. I sanded all the edges which took maybe a minute. It would have been nice if it came sanded, ya know the item isn't cheap. I will still give five stars because the flaker is even nicer than I expected.

Flakes oats as described. Not as thin as a store bought oat, but if soaked overnight cook instantly (1 min). Flavor is unparalleled with this approach, and allowed us to use local oats. Be sure to clamp it well, as the handle can really generate some force (a good thing).

I've wanted a grain roller for quite some time and finally bit the bullet and ordered one after Christmas. I was never a fan of oatmeal, but having the oats freshly rolled made all the difference in the world. I vowed to throw out the package of rolled oats in my pantry and never buy them again. I have also rolled barley, quinoa, buckwheat, flax, chia, sorghum, caraway seed, and anything else I could lay my hands on. Last weekend I rolled several alternative grains and created a raw granola that was out of this world FANTASTIC. Very pleased would be an understatement!

I use this unit to make my own fresh oat flakes rather than buy them. It truly is easy and quick to make a single serving and now they are freshly made as opposed to those store bought which have been under way for a long time as well as stored in our kitchen for a long time and thus old. I eat them dry, i. e. I don't cook them, and add a bit of milk, and enjoy my "own" product. I highly recommend this unit, no need for a motor either in my opinion.

I am not a gadget collector. To have space in my kitchen, it needs to have a purpose and frequent use. This little gem has earned a spot! Very nicely flaked oats in minimal time that taste so fresh. Great cooked as oatmeal, made into muesli and baked into cookies. The flaker appears to be well made and sturdy, doesn't take much space on the counter and is nice looking. Happy with this purchase.

Not only is this little gadget beautiful, it does its job like a champ! I love oats but I’ve never cared for Quaker due to the fact that they are rolled so thin and become mushy when the liquid is added. This unit rolls them perfectly and the taste is unbelievable compared to already processed oats! I even got my husband eating them every morning with blueberries! We love it!

My update after 6 months of use:
I really love this little thing! I’ve changed out the glass cup and I’m using a plastic one until I find a wooden cup that fits perfectly.
Maybe that’s something that can be an accessory!? Hint hint! Or if anybody knows of where I can get a matching wooden cup, I’m all in! Anywho, I love love love it!

Bravo KoMo, bravo!

I really like this flaker. It works like a charm, simple and easy to do (even my husband can work it). I've used it for oats, barley, spelt and even made "mini oats" from the steel cut kind. No electricity needed! AND so nicely built; it looks great on my counter. Win, win, win. A real kitchen treasure.

I bought oat groats and they cook up like rice. I finally broke down and bought this flaker after reading about grains/seeds and how to get the nutrients from them. Also, any recipe calls for them to be rolled. Kind of a cool gadget for seeds and grains.