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Want to get started on your own milling journey? Not sure where to start? I got you covered. Below you will find links to helpful tools for milling and baking with fresh flour in the comfort of your own home.

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Mixers

Bosch Universal Mixer

This is the mixer I use for residential sized batches. It's powerful motor handles kneading like a charm.

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Nutrimill Artiste

Smaller sister version of the Bosch. Attachments with Bosch and Nutrimill are interchangeable.

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High-end, quality Swedish made mixer, larger capacity.

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This could work if you don't plan to be making alot of bread and are more into the idea of cookies, muffins, quick breads, etc. that dont require long sessions of kneading.

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Breville Bread Machine

Only want to make your own bread in the most hands off way possible? This may be your answer.

Pleasant Hill Grain Bosch Link

Pleasant Hill Grain

Ankarsaum Link

Pleasant Hill Grain

Nutrimill Artiste Link

Mills

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This is the mill I own. I love it! Easy to use. It's a workhorse.

Pleasant Hill Grain

Wondermill Link

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Nutrimill Classic

A wonderful choice. I have friends and family that are very happy with this machine.

Pleasant Hill Grain Nutrimill Link

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If aesthetics and quality matter equally. This is the one. A Burr grinder. Serviceable.

Pleasant Hill Grain KoMO Link

Handy Tools

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Food Thermometer

I check everything I bake for the proper temperature. A kitchen must have!

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Not necessary, because a regular bread knife will do the trick, buut it is oh so nice. Cuts smooth like butter.

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A small but mighty tool for working with yeasted dough of all kinds.

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Baking by weight with worth the effort to learn and saves time in the end! Especially working with whole grains.

Resources

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Sue Becker's Book

Sue is a wealth of knowledge. A pioneer of teaching the benefits and nescessity of FMF from a scientific POV.

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Kara is a wonderful resource for all sorts of delicious fresh milled recipes.

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