Blendtec Kitchen Mill formerly K tec Grain Mill

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Blendtec Finer Living Products™ Kitchen Mill Formerly by K-tec

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Blendtec Kitchen Mill
Part Number: KKM

Suggested Retail Price: $239.95

Our Price: $179.00

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Product Information and Features

Healthy living begins with the freshest ingredients. With the The Blendtec Finer Living Products™ Kitchen Mill™ fresh flour can be made from grains, beans, corn, and other legumes in minutes.

The Blendtec Finer Living Products™ Features:

Micronizing chamber 'bursts' grain into fine flour.
Stoneless milling reduces heat that destroys nutrients.
Mills up to 1 pound of grain a minute.
Pan holds 24 cups.
Milling chamber is self-cleaning and service free.
Choose from 5 different texture settings.
Easy to assemble, use and clean.
Dimensions: 11 H" x 7.5 W" x 9 D"
Weight: 8 lbs.
Warranty: 6-year warranty on motor and workmanship, lifetime warranty on milling chamber and mill pan.
Made in Utah

The Blendtec Finer Living Products™ Kitchen Mill will grind wheat, and most other gluten and non-gluten grains. Will not grind oily grains or seeds such as flax.

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Customer Reviews for this Product

Average Customer Review is 5.0:

Blendtec Rules!!! -

March 18, 2009

I have had my Blendtec (Ktec) mill since the early 1990's and have never had a hiccup with it. It doesn't have the stop start issues that the Wonder Mill has. I turn it off all the time with grain in the hopper to answer the phone or deal with kids. Although it has a reset button I have never had to use mine. It has been used once to twice/week average. We have ground everything from 6 grain cereal (has sunflower seeds) to popcorn. NO PROBLEM! (EDITOR'S NOTE: IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO GRIND SUNFLOWER SEEDS IN THIS GRAIN MILL, DUE TO THE OIL CONTENT.)

K-Tec grain Mill -

February 2, 2009

I have owned my wheat mill for 28 years. It has never failed me. I LOVE it. I use it once a week and grind 15-20 cups of flour each time. I have never been disappointed. It is loud, but I haven't seen one that isn't.

K-tec grain mill -

December 28, 2008

I too am thoroughly pleased with my K-Tec mill. I've had it for several years, and have probably ground several hundred pounds of flour with it by now. Yes, it's kind of loud, and the gasket seal isn't perfect, such that you'll get some puffs of flour coming out. But just do it outside. I get at least one pound per minute milling from it. I agree that the mill "texture" settings are not that wide. Pretty much for flour and flour only.

blend tec grainmill -

May 23, 2009

I really like the texture I can get with the blend tec grainmill. All the different grinds were very nice. The finest grind was as smooth as powdered sugar. I love it! I have diabetes and have learned that whole grains are the best for me. A friend ground some wheat for me and when I tried it I had to have one of my own. Thanks you for having a great little machine at a great price.

K-tec Grain Mill -

July 16, 2008

I've used this grain mill, and it's loud, but this grain mill works like a charm! The K-tec grain mill will grind many cups of wheat flour in a very short period of time. It's only downfall, is that it is loud. It grinds so fast though, that it's over before you know it. Just grind in the garage. The K-tec mill is one of the better mills for your money, if you don't mind the noise, as it will grind your flour very finely.

K-tec grain mill -

December 11, 2008

I have used the K-tec mill for many years with no problems. It is loud but I have no experience with other wheat mills to suggest anything else. A friend of mine uses earplugs while in the kitchen with her flour mill. The only complaint that I have is that the course setting is not as course as cornmeal and i would like to grind my own cornmeal. I do grind corn but it is more like corn flour. It would also be nice to do our own grits.

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