Grains and Their Uses

Hi! Those are great questions! Yes different mills definitely mill differently. I would never recommend any mill that is cheaper than the classic mill on my website. And I don't just say that because I sell the mills, I was telling people that before I was selling mills. Nutrimill also makes a cheaper mill, I think it's $199 and I tried it and didn't care for it at all which is why I don't sell that one. Cheap mills like from amazon or the KA attachment don't mill the grains fine enough and you will have dense and crumbly breads. You will be frustrated and annoyed you spent the money on something that doesn't work and just wastes your ingredients. I talk to people every single day who have these cheaper "mills" and they always end up buying a 'real' grain mill. I hope that helps!