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Chefcaptain Manual Cast Iron Grain Grinder, Corn Grinder, Food Mill Hand Crank For Wheat Grains Nuts Grinds 1 Lb Per Minute
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Brand | Chefcaptain |
Color | Silver |
Material | Cast Iron |
Item Weight | 8 Pounds |
Recommended Uses For Product | Grinding |
About this item
- CULINARY CREATIVITY: Experience the joy of cooking with our corn mill grinder, a premium quality tool designed to enhance your culinary creativity. As a grain mill grinder, it allows you to take charge of your food preparation, creating healthier and more flavorful dishes.
- EFFICIENT GRINDING: Our wheat mill grinder for home use grinds at an impressive rate of up to 1 pound per minute, saving you time and effort. This efficient wheat grinder enables you to produce large quantities of ground grains or nuts in a short period, perfect for large gatherings or batch cooking.
- DURABLE QUALITY: Trust in the quality and durability of our manual grain mill, constructed with premium cast iron for robustness and longevity. This wheat mill, a product of Chefcaptain, promises many years of reliable service, making it a sound investment for both home cooks and professional chefs.
- PREPARATION TIPS: Before using your wheat grinder for making flour, prepare it by mixing a little water and salt to form a paste and grinding it a few times. This flour mill grinder for home use ensures optimal performance and products free from any residual manufacturing oils or dust, requiring only a thorough rinse with water after the initial preparation.
- VERSATILE USE: Explore the versatility of our flour mill, not limited to corn and wheat grains but also functioning as a nut mill. This corn mill grinder is an invaluable tool in any kitchen, enabling you to experiment with a variety of grains and nuts in your recipes.
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Chefcaptain corn grinder

At Chefcaptain quality comes first
Step back in time with the Premium Quality Cast Iron Corn Grinder, a perfect flour mill grinder for home use. This wheat mill grinder for home use pays homage to the age-old methods of grain processing, providing a unique, hands-on experience. Showcasing a large top capacity, this manual grain mill can accommodate a significant amount of grains. The hand grinder's efficiency is unparalleled, capable of grinding at a rate of up to 1 pound per minute. Rest assured of its quality and authenticity with the Chefcaptain Corn Grinder, one of the best grain mills. When you invest in this grain mill for flour, you're investing in a product that has been meticulously designed and crafted to meet high standards. Prior to your first use of this wheat grinder, it's crucial to prepare your grinder correctly. Create a paste by mixing a little water and salt, then grind it a few times in the wheat grinder for making flour. In essence, the Premium Quality Cast Iron Corn Grinder, a top-notch wheat mill, is more than just a kitchen gadget. Whether you're grinding wheat, corn, or nuts, this flour grinder will yield exceptional results, infusing a dash of tradition into your culinary masterpieces.
Using high quality cast iron

Grinder is multi purpose
Large capacity grinder allows you to grind large batches quickly and easily. 1 x Grinder. Applications: All Kinds of Grain. Also works great with nuts.
IMPORTANT BEFORE FIRST USE Mix a little water and salt similar to a paste then grind it a few times. Then rinse well with water.
Product information
Brand | Chefcaptain |
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Color | Silver |
Material | Cast Iron |
Item Weight | 8 Pounds |
Recommended Uses For Product | Grinding |
Product Dimensions | 10"L x 8"W x 16"H |
UPC | 792384517648 715120800170 659553104996 768421119830 613103003825 787543800068 791769535895 653801120806 |
Manufacturer | Chefcaptain |
Item Weight | 8 pounds |
ASIN | B000U5NZ4I |
Item model number | 2010 CORN GRINDER |
Customer Reviews |
4.0 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #346,981 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | June 16, 2010 |
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Customers find the manual grain grinder works well and offers good value for the price. The build quality receives mixed feedback, with some praising the cast iron construction while others find it cheaply made. The grindability and flour quality also get mixed reviews - while some love grinding corn and find it suitable for poultry feed, others report uneven grinding on one side and note it's not intended for flour production. Assembly experiences are mixed, with some finding it easy to assemble while others struggle with parts that barely fit.
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Customers find that the grinder works well, with one mentioning it performs particularly well for making peanut butter.
"...I also tried this with wheat berries and worked pretty well. Didn't end up very fine like normal flour would be but I didn't really expect it to be...." Read more
"...I have played with it to get the gap set right, and it works perfect...." Read more
"...Then I mounted the mill to the piece of wood. Works great...." Read more
"...Bottom line: It works well to make peanut butter, and that's what I still use it for mostly...." Read more
Customers find the grain grinder offers good value for money, with one customer noting it saves time and money.
"...Still made good, hearty, rustic type bread though. Pros: Cheap. Efficient. Uses no power. Very durable and well built...." Read more
"...It's money well spent." Read more
"...From a good supplier, this mill is worth every cent...." Read more
"...to MAKE it work, but at this price I'm very happy to do so and have a hefty, well built grinder that will last me many years...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the grinder's quality, with some finding it very good while others note that the casting seems cheap.
"...or nuts, making scratch grain, grinding coffee, or a very very rough corn meal for muffins..." Read more
"...I also tried this with wheat berries and worked pretty well. Didn't end up very fine like normal flour would be but I didn't really expect it to be...." Read more
"...clean - It doesn't grind particularly finely... You do get some very fine flour, but without some serious sifting, it tends to come out mixed with..." Read more
"...summary, this knock-off the original Corona model 500 grinder is really pathetic, and would be a waste of time and money for almost anyone...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality of the grain grinder, with some praising its premium cast iron construction and noting it holds up well with power drill use, while others find it cheaply made.
"...are cast and thus dont fit together perfectly, but hey, its a budget grinder. -its rough an..." Read more
"...Pros: Cheap. Efficient. Uses no power. Very durable and well built. Cons: Heavy, wouldn't be good to carry with you if you needed to." Read more
"...with the settings, I have to say that it's the lowest-quality most-primitive piece of kitchen gear I've ever seen -- "Premium Quality" is a..." Read more
"...As for the item, it's very basic, but very well built...." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the grinder's performance, with some saying it grinds well and love using it for corn, while others report that it grinds very unevenly.
"...Pros: Cheap. Efficient. Uses no power. Very durable and well built. Cons: Heavy, wouldn't be good to carry with you if you needed to." Read more
"...Out of the box, it does not work acceptably, but if you are willing to spend an hour or two modifying the rough casting and replacing one of the..." Read more
"This is just perfect for milling barley or anything you want to crack. I have played with it to get the gap set right, and it works perfect...." Read more
"...in extra tightly to get a good powder, and it still lets a lot of coarser grind through...." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with assembling the grain grinder, with some finding it easy to put together and appreciating the detailed instructions, while others report it being very hard to assemble and not user-friendly.
"...As for the item, it's very basic, but very well built...." Read more
"...Not very user friendly. - most parts are cast and thus dont fit together perfectly, but hey, its a budget grinder. -its rough an..." Read more
"...As this is such a super simple concept, that was really all that was needed to figure out how to assemble and use this...." Read more
"...bowl does not fit tightly and wants to pop off - and it's hard enough just to get it on. I simply put it to the side, undaunted...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the flour quality of the grinder, with some finding it suitable for preparing whole grains for poultry, while others note that it's not intended for making flour and produces very little output.
"...This manual grinder does not turn anything to fine flour, but will make a meal or a very very coarse flour (think a rough corn meal from the store)...." Read more
"...It's also ground dried beans into a sort of flour which I can reconstitute and cook to make a sort of refried bean dish...." Read more
"...The resulting flours were variable at best...." Read more
"...It cracks (no flour) and has yielded tasty results. I've milled probably 30 pounds so far, and haven't had any issues...." Read more
Customers report multiple issues with the manual food mill grinder's parts, noting that the hopper doesn't attach properly to the base, the handle arm is too tight, and the components don't align perfectly.
"...Not very user friendly. - most parts are cast and thus dont fit together perfectly, but hey, its a budget grinder. -its rough an..." Read more
"...The hopper is ferrous, possibly stainless steel, but is not a good fit on the grinder input opening, so chunks of grain get stuck in the gap...." Read more
"...tried to tighten the wing nuts without the washers in place, it seemed too tight to be able to actually adjust the grinding plates...." Read more
"...the grinder, you do need a bowl to catch the product, and a tall one won't fit very well, while a shallow one allows more to spill out on the table...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2016I am always looking for ways to become more self sufficient so when I came across this grinder I knew I had to have it. I grew corn this year and didn't pick it right away. Instead I left it on the stock to dry out so I could try grinding it by hand. This worked awesome to make grits just from the first grinding. I tightened the grinding plate and ran it through a second and even third time. This made it much finer so I could use it more like corn meal and makes awesome bread and pizza crust when I dust it on the pan. I also tried this with wheat berries and worked pretty well. Didn't end up very fine like normal flour would be but I didn't really expect it to be. Still made good, hearty, rustic type bread though.
Pros: Cheap. Efficient. Uses no power. Very durable and well built.
Cons: Heavy, wouldn't be good to carry with you if you needed to.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2011This is just perfect for milling barley or anything you want to crack. I have played with it to get the gap set right, and it works perfect. The shop where I buy my grains can grind grains for free, but now I don't need to grind the whole pile up front and take a chance of them losing freshness. I can now by in the much cheaper bulk sacks, which are not ground for free.
As for the item, it's very basic, but very well built. The bolt that holds it to the counter is correctly sized for the item, and the bolt that holds the crank can be replaced with a hex head for using a drill. I pulled the M8x1.25 bolt out and replaced it with a hex head. Now, I can use a drill to mill around 20 pounds of barley in around 20 minutes. It doesn't have a shield, but I just use a plastic container cutout over the outlet. This wouldn't be needed, but with the electric drill, it can really fly out! For 20 bucks, this is really a very good deal. Just remember, since it's cast iron, don't wash it unless you absolutely have to. If you don't dry it out thoroughly, you will get some surface rust. BTW, for reference, the aluminum hopper holds around 2 pounds of barley.
It's money well spent.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2016For what it is advertised to do it does its job well and is durable and well made. This manual grinder does not turn anything to fine flour, but will make a meal or a very very coarse flour (think a rough corn meal from the store). Unfortunately, I wanted to make wheat flour for breads and this grinder was not capable of that task. I tried many of the different strategies posted in the reviews here but none were capable of creating flour.
Pros:
+ durable construction
+ perfect for cracking grains or nuts, making scratch grain, grinding coffee, or a very very rough corn meal for muffins
+ is rather quick, thanks to the large grinding plate
+ can be modified to work with drills
+ comfortable handle (this is important since its a manual grinder)
+ securely mounts to the counter or table top. This is very important since you will be applying swinging that handle round and round.
Cons:
- the biggest con is that it cannot make flour
- This needs some sort of sheild around the grinding plate to keep grinding material directed down toward your container. This thing sends out ground items all over the place if you grind to quickly.
- has a lot of different screws to adjust to change your grinding pressure. Not very user friendly.
- most parts are cast and thus dont fit together perfectly, but hey, its a budget grinder.
-its rough an
In summary, if you are looking for a budget grinder to do coase grinds, this is the item for you. If you want an item that looks nice, and grinds flour, this is not the item for you.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2013I must agree with the person who said this is junk. After spending an hour grinding the mount smooth, replacing the ridiculous eyebolt and washer on the feed screw with a proper metric bolt, and playing around with the settings, I have to say that it's the lowest-quality most-primitive piece of kitchen gear I've ever seen -- "Premium Quality" is a fraudulent claim, but it does grind corn, sort of.
Also fraudulent is the "Corona" brand name that Amazon still lists under the item name -- there's nothing in or on the box or the equipment that claims this is made by Corona.
Some choice details, on the basis of hours of testing with dry flint corn:
1) There are two grinding discs, of course, one is fixed to the grinder case and the other is loosely driven by the crank. The grooves on both discs are cast, not ground, so they're very rough and inconsistent in depth, and there is no way to sharpen them. The movable disc is "floating", so it depends on the corn or wheat material to maintain its angle and spacing from the fixed disc. This almost works, but not quite -- it still lets a LOT of relatively large chunks of grain make it through, and in practice there is no way to completely avoid grinding metal against metal at times when there is very little grain going through. Fortunately, the discs are indeed ferrous (magnetic), so a few iron filings in your food probably won't hurt anyone, might even help some anemic folks. Still, fact is, "fine" grind is impossible, even after re-grinding ten times!
2) The shaft of the main feed screw attaches to the handle by a three-sided taper; both parts are cast, not machined. There are three positions you can use to attach the handle. In the first position I tried, the handle hit the hopper, as mentioned in another review, but when I moved to another position, the handle cleared the hopper and worked fine. I added a mark to the handle and the feed screw at the right position.
3) However, the eyebolt and dished washer that holds the handle on, were incredibly low quality. The hole in the shaft is tapped for an 8 mm bolt. Unfortunately the bolt was a very sloppy fit, measuring only 7.5 mm diameter, where it should really be about 7.9 mm. At least it was the right thread pitch. Anyway, I replaced the eyebolt and its flimsy washer with a decent-quality hex head bolt and thicker washer, and it now holds the handle on quite firmly.
4) On the cast-in clamp that holds the mill to a countertop or table, the top surface has a nasty seam that stuck out about a millimeter. This would put a deep groove in pretty much any countertop or table top that you might clamp onto. (The box warns about this.) So I spent a half-hour grinding off the seam with a bench grinder to make the top surface of the clamp nice and smooth. It now clamps very firmly, and holds the mill in place quite well using the enclosed rubber seat.
5) The hopper is ferrous, possibly stainless steel, but is not a good fit on the grinder input opening, so chunks of grain get stuck in the gap. Just a minor frustration, another drawback of the cheap casting.
In summary, this knock-off the original Corona model 500 grinder is really pathetic, and would be a waste of time and money for almost anyone. Out of the box, it does not work acceptably, but if you are willing to spend an hour or two modifying the rough casting and replacing one of the bolts, it might work for you. Frankly, I'm sorry I bought the mill, but I think I've learned my lesson: if something on Amazon (especially one of their marketplace partners) seems impossibly cheap, don't order it!
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- Betsy CeballosReviewed in Canada on March 23, 2023
1.0 out of 5 stars DO NOT BUY THIS CR*P
DO NOT BUY THIS - Just look at the image this thing is a health and safety hazard, the paint kept coming off with the food, mind you it was supposed to look green…. Nothing fixes this, we tried scrubbing it. It will always keep coming off.
Betsy CeballosDO NOT BUY THIS CR*P
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2023
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Hervé KOULOUReviewed in Canada on February 27, 2022
1.0 out of 5 stars Je suis déçu
Je suis déçu par ce produit j'ai l'impression de mettre fait arnaquer. N'arrive même pas à écraser l'arachide sans avoir les morceaux dans la pâte. En plus, il y a les débris du métal utilisé dans la pâte. Vraiment déçu! Je sélectionne une étoile car c'est obligatoire d'en avoir sinon aucune étoile!!
- Nancy MReviewed in Canada on September 1, 2022
1.0 out of 5 stars Poorly Made
The construction of this mill was to poor I had to try to force it together to get it assembled. The casting of the parts was poor and ultimately it didn't work at all. It was returned.
- DaisyReviewed in Canada on September 13, 2020
1.0 out of 5 stars It doesn't work.
It does not work.