Thank you Annette, I purchased a mockmill 100 though your site and I'm glad I did. I mill wheat for my breads and it makes milling simple. I had my 6 year old grandson help with milling and he was thrilled with the process. Bread is so much better with fresh milled wheat.
I have had the Mark mill 100 for a couple years now and I absolutely love it. I needed to call the company today on an issue. I couldn’t believe how fast customer service called me back. Great company and great product and you’re right there’s nothing like homemade fresh bread
Have you ever reviewed the Komo? The wood looks so pretty, but I don’t know how the functionality compares and I’m curious. It sounds great to be able to do coarser grits and spices! Also, do you know why it’s called “mock” mill? Just curious.
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I love my Mockmill. 2 years in and no issues. My regular uses are for flour and cream of wheat.
Thank you Annette, I purchased a mockmill 100 though your site and I'm glad I did. I mill wheat for my breads and it makes milling simple. I had my 6 year old grandson help with milling and he was thrilled with the process. Bread is so much better with fresh milled wheat.
Sounds great!
Hi Mrs Annette I ordered Mockmill 200 profession from your wedsite. I love it. Thank-you
I have had the Mark mill 100 for a couple years now and I absolutely love it. I needed to call the company today on an issue. I couldn’t believe how fast customer service called me back. Great company and great product and you’re right there’s nothing like homemade fresh bread
Great to hear!
This morning I milled hard white to make some challah for Shabbat. Aroma is awesome!
Sounds great!
You should do a video on making hummus the way you described, that would be very interesting.
Ohhhhhh! Thank you! I didn't know about several things you mentioned!
Glad it was helpful!
I never even knew this was a thing Wow thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Have you ever reviewed the Komo? The wood looks so pretty, but I don’t know how the functionality compares and I’m curious. It sounds great to be able to do coarser grits and spices!
Also, do you know why it’s called “mock” mill? Just curious.
The designer of the machine is a German man with last name "Mock"
I’m trying to order but coupon does not work
I’m also trying to use coupon
Except the Mockmill is VERY expensive!