Great questions! I started out with the dry grain container for my Vitamix. It works okay for small batches, but leaves a coarse flour. For soft grains, like oats it works well, but for wheat you will have to sift out the bran and you can only blend a few cups at a time. It's also blending not really milling. I next considered the attachments for my KitchenAid. At the time, the Mockmill attachment was not available. The KitchenAid attachment didn't get great reviews. I ended up getting a KoMo stand alone mill and love it! I use it all the time and don't buy flour anymore. The Mockmills were not out yet, or I would have considered that too. A friend did buy the Mockmill attachment. It worked well enough, he could get a fine grind but it overheated his KitchenAid and was loud and slow. He ended up selling it and getting a used standalone KoMo on eBay and is happy with that. It works great and he got a deal from someone moving back to Germany. I would recommend getting a stand alone grain mill. Either the Mockmill or the KoMo. Wolfgang Mock is the Mo in KoMo. He split off and started his own company. But, take a look at the KoMos too. They have been around a while and have a 12 year warranty. If I were buying now, I'd be torn between a KoMo and the Mockmill Professional. I like the wood casing and being able to adjust the grind by turning the hopper versus using a lever. Good luck! Let us know what you decide! Answer from livtiger on reddit.com
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Mockmill Stone Grain Mill Attachment For Stand Mixers - Mockmill
Mockmill Stone Grain Mill Attachment For Stand Mixers
Out of stock but available on backorder
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Free shipping to the contiguous 48 US states
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Price $242.00
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Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment For Stand Mixers
For KitchenAid Stand Mixer
Out of stock but available on backorder
ETA to our warehouse on orders placed from 12/30 (noon CST) onwards is 3/15/26.
Price $242.00
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Survivingateacherssalary
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MockMill Grain Mill Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixers
December 7, 2020 - YES – feel FREE to share this in your food and parenting groups and with your friends! I would personally buy the Mockmill myself if I needed another grain mill attachment. I’m very happy with it and have used it for years after this review was posted! Amazon has the Mockmill priced at $179!
Our Gabled Home
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The Ultimate Mockmill Grain Mill Review | Our Gabled Home
October 3, 2024 - Most grain mills do a decent job milling coarser flour. However, all three Mockmill models mill a very fine flour on the finest setting – without the flour getting hot! This nifty attachment fits right onto your Kitchenaid, Kenmore, Electrolux, or AEG stand mixer.
Pleasant Hill Grain
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Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment for Kenmore and KitchenAid Mixers
When I read about the Mockmill Grain Mill attachment to a Kitchen Aid at a reasonable cost I decided to try it. I've had it for two weeks and it works beyond what I anticipated. The biggest plus is that it is a stone grinder and having many ...
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r/HomeMilledFlour on Reddit: Grinding my own flour...Vitamix vs Kitchenaid vs Mockmill...which to get?
December 24, 2022 -
Hello! I am considering milling my own flour, and am feeling overwhelmed by what to do next. I mostly bake breads and muffins, brownies, and scones, although I would like to occasionally make cookies/pies/cakes, and maybe make my own pasta one day. I own a vitamix and a kitchenaid stand mixer (mini) already.
Could I just dip my toe in grinding wheat berries in my vitamix? Or do I need to use a mill to get flour that works?
If so, I know there's a vitamix dry grain container, the kitchen aid mill attachment, the mockmill attachment for a kitchenaid, a standalone mockmill. Will the cheaper options work well enough? Or do I need to go all out? Help stop my brain from melting down.
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Great questions! I started out with the dry grain container for my Vitamix. It works okay for small batches, but leaves a coarse flour. For soft grains, like oats it works well, but for wheat you will have to sift out the bran and you can only blend a few cups at a time. It's also blending not really milling. I next considered the attachments for my KitchenAid. At the time, the Mockmill attachment was not available. The KitchenAid attachment didn't get great reviews. I ended up getting a KoMo stand alone mill and love it! I use it all the time and don't buy flour anymore. The Mockmills were not out yet, or I would have considered that too. A friend did buy the Mockmill attachment. It worked well enough, he could get a fine grind but it overheated his KitchenAid and was loud and slow. He ended up selling it and getting a used standalone KoMo on eBay and is happy with that. It works great and he got a deal from someone moving back to Germany. I would recommend getting a stand alone grain mill. Either the Mockmill or the KoMo. Wolfgang Mock is the Mo in KoMo. He split off and started his own company. But, take a look at the KoMos too. They have been around a while and have a 12 year warranty. If I were buying now, I'd be torn between a KoMo and the Mockmill Professional. I like the wood casing and being able to adjust the grind by turning the hopper versus using a lever. Good luck! Let us know what you decide!
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I have the mockmill kitchen aid attachment. It’s noisy to run but pumps out flour at an Ok rate. I only do abut 250g at a time and it takes less than a minute for a corse grind and a little longer for a finer grind. If you are dipping your toe in it’s a good place to start
Our Gabled Home
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Grain mill attachments: KitchenAid vs. Mockmill
October 3, 2024 - When I set the dial to the finest setting on the KitchenAid attachment, the stand mixer started making a worrisome sound toward the end. I have never blown out my stand mixer and certainly don’t want to risk that! ... And since I am milling a lot of flour several times a week, I chose to get the Mockmill grain mill attachment.
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Successfulhomemakers
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Homemaker Review: Mockmill Grain Mill
July 24, 2017 - I was quite pleased with the performance of the Mockmill. I tested out both soft white and hard red wheat berries, and both ground up perfectly. You can also grind other non-oily, dry grains.
Mother Earth News
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Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment For Stand Mixers – Mother Earth News
Lets you transform your stand mixer into a grain mill for fresher, tastier flour · Corundum stone mill easily grinds wheat to your desired coarseness ... Check out this demo to see how it works! ... Free shipping! Available for shipment to continental U.S.A addresses only. ... I love our mill!
Kitchen Stewardship
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Mockmill Review: Is it Really the Best Grain Mill on the Market?
May 10, 2020 - And if you bake most of all with your KitchenAid and don’t want another large appliance around, Mockmill does have an attachment! I have one to try but honestly haven’t gotten it out of the box yet. #lifeasmom · The Mockmill is very interesting, in that although it has numbers 1-10 on the lever that determines how finely the flour is ground, #1 isn’t always “perfect finely ground.” Why? The Mockmill actually has about 30 “positions” that the lever can rest in, from super fine to very coarse (cracked grain).
Extreme Wellness Supply
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Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment for Stand Mixers - Extreme Wellness Supply
Mockmill Grain Mill Attachment for Stand Mixers
I am not a beginner but haven’t owned my own mill in 30 years. ... Katherine D. ... I am completely satisfied with my Mockmill 100. It feels substantial, processes grain quickly, and is fairly quiet.
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Reddit
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r/AskBaking on Reddit: Grinding my own flour...Vitamix vs Kitchenaid vs Mockmill...which to get?
November 9, 2022 -
Hello! I am considering milling my own flour, and am feeling overwhelmed by what to do next. I mostly bake breads and muffins, brownies, and scones, although I would like to occasionally make cookies/pies/cakes, and maybe make my own pasta one day. I own a vitamix and a kitchenaid stand mixer (mini) already.
Could I just dip my toe in grinding wheat berries in my vitamix? Or do I need to use a mill to get flour that works?
If so, I know there's a vitamix dry grain container, the kitchen aid mill attachment, the mockmill attachment for a kitchenaid, a standalone mockmill. Will the cheaper options work well enough? Or do I need to go all out? Help stop my brain from melting down.
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I bought myself a mockmill a few months ago, and I don't like it. Bought it for the bakery and find that the flour has a weird smell. I'm hyper sensitive to smells, and there aren't a whole lot of other people who have said they notice the same thing, but there are a few. The attachment for your mixer is probably the cheapest way to go. The kitchenaid version looks sturdier, the mockmill one is plastic and does feel flimsy (have used it before; it's slow to grind flour) but might work fine for you.
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I have a KoMo Fidibus Classic which is similar to the countertop Mockmills. I love it. I've had it for 5 years and use it weekly. I don't buy flour anymore and just mill my own. I also have the Vitamix dry grain container that I got earlier. It does a decent job on soft grains but you will have to sift out the bran for wheat or harder grains. It chops versus grinding the grain. A friend of mine got the Mockmill KitchenAid attachment. It worked well in terms of grinding the flour finely, but was really loud, slow and overheated his KA. He ended up selling it and buying a used KoMo on eBay from someone who was moving back to Germany. I've used the stand alone MockMills in a baking class. It milled the flour well, but I prefer the method of adjusting the fineness by rotating the hopper versus using a lever. I've never had an issue with the flour having a weird smell. In fact, it's quite fragrant. I now find baked goods using white flour to be flavorless and flat tasting. Oh, I just realized that I said similar things in the r/HomeMilledFlour/ sub. I'll leave this here too in case anyone else find this. Good luck. I hope you find a great mill.
Mockmill
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Mockmill 200 Stone Grain Mill - Mockmill
Mockmill 200 Stone Grain Mill
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Free shipping to the contiguous 48 US states. Note: Within the 48 states we'll need a street address for delivery as this mill ships by UPS only.
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Don't Waste The Crumbs
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Honest Review of the Mockmill Flour Mill | Grain Mill 101
November 13, 2025 - And after my experience with a few different models, I prefer Mockmill above the other brands like Wondermill or Nutrimill. I’ve also found that Kitchen Aid makes a grain mill attachment, but I have not tried it before so I can’t compare to these other two.
The Fresh Loaf
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Upgrade from MockMill Kitchen-aid attachment? | The Fresh Loaf
I started with the KitchenAid grain mill. I found it noisy, slow and it didn't grind as fine as I wanted. I then bought the MockMill KitchenAid attachment. This was a tremendous improvement in all respects. When the MockMill 100 and 200 came out, I bought the 100.
Reddit
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r/Kitchenaid on Reddit: Any good grain mill attachment for the kitchenaid?
January 28, 2025 -
Any recommendations for a good reliable grain mill attachment for the kitchenaid? I see mixed reviews for the no name grain mill attachments on amazon.
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What are you planning on milling? I have the KA one. I use it to mill brown rice and white rice. White rice is pretty fine, almost equivalent to finely ground factory flower. The brown rice is a little more course, works for standard baking fine, but would not be good for pastries. I make my own wheat free flour blend. Maize cannot be ground into flour with it, but you can do maize meal. I used to use a Vitamix, but now I ise the KA mill exclusively for milling rice for the blend.
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Mockmill is fantastic. I loved mine so much I ended up doing regular bakes for my friends which then in turn started being quite hard on the mixer. I upgraded to a standalone Mockmill. But if you're working with reasonable amounts, for one loaf of bread or something, it's a great space saving and relatively affordable choice. At least compared to dedicated mills, not the no name attachments on Amazon, I expect.
Gardenerd
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Review: Mockmill Stone Flour Mill - Gardenerd
April 11, 2023 - Homesteader nerd-alert: Los Angeles ... raffle off 2 Mockmills in a free raffle, and a 3rd in an additional $5 raffle. What’s a Mockmill? It’s a stone grain mill that attaches to your Kitchenaid mixer (like any Kitchenaid attachment) to grind your own flour....
Buttered Side Up
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Mockmill Grain Mill Review + Giveaway - Buttered Side Up
September 23, 2015 - A couple of months ago, the folks ... in reviewing the Mockmill Grain Mill for KitchenAid (designed by Wolfgang Mock). Now that I’ve had a chance to give it some good use, I’d like to let you all know what I think of it! I must admit that I was a bit skeptical of a KitchenAid attachment grain ...
Plant Based Pros
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Mockmill Stone Milling Attachment for Stand Mixers - Plant Based Pros
Mockmill Stone Milling Attachment for Stand Mixers
White coated metal housing with ceramic grinding stones
Fits AEG, Electrolux, KitchenAid, and Kenmore stand mixers
Adjustable from fine to coarse
Makes freshly ground flour
Manufacturer's 2-year warranty
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Questio
Price $228.00