Goldtouch 150g Grain Mill Grinder 1500W Electric Stainless Steel Grain Grinder High-Speed Pulverizer Powder Machine for Dry Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pepper and Coffee Beans (150g Stand Type)

I’m loving this grinder! It functions exactly as expected. Its design looks modern, with the shiny stainless steel. I’ve been using it for nearly a year and it still works perfectly. I save egg shells for my garden. After they dry I grind them to a fine powder. It’s like baby powder, the blades grind the shells perfectly. Simple on/off button and has been simple to clean with the included brush. It is well worth the money! A bit loud but the length of time I need to run it is very short, so I don’t mind.

Works great, grinds wheat berries with ease. Love it! Can't beat the price

Grind a lot of my own flour for my cottage bakery and this has held up. I also make powdered sugar in it. It is quite loud which is the only downfall

This machine is very powerful. I grinded hawthorn berries (which broke my last grinder) and it did it with ease. I do suggest grinding your seeds and stuff outside because this machine is very loud. All in all it is a very good machine. I'm happy with it.

My first mill so I didn’t want to spend a fortune but it packs a serious punch. I can see where it would overheat but all you would have to do is mill slower. Let it cool for a minute in between batches. Easy enough. If your issue is overheating you need a larger mill. For the purpose I’m using it, small batches for our family, it’s going to last awhile no issues

I wish it was advertised as a grinder/mill. It contains no wheat stones. Rather, it has spinning metal blades making it a blender. It also lacks a shoot to expel the flour; you must turn off, unplug and dump out the flour in batches. Annoying. This also makes it difficult to make just the right measurement of flour. (We don’t store flour. Flour oxidizes incredibly fast and should only be used freshly milled, which is the reason I even bought the “grinder” in the first place.)

This baby can grind sugar very well.I also use it in my chocolate shop to grind coffee beans and cocoa beans, and anything else that goes into chocolate.

Does not grind cashews well, allows the cashews to release their oil, so if cashews is what you want to grind it will not work well, too tedious, better to use a high speed ninja type grinder because you can control the timing week to not allow the cashew to cake.