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KoMoMio Grain Mill
- Electrical
- Includes Free Grain
- Made from Bio-plastic
£199.99 Exc. Tax
The funky KomoMio grain mill will help you grind flour grain, pulses and more. All from within your very home.

Buy the new KomoMio Eco here.

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Used KoMoMio Grain Mill
- Electrical
- Includes Free Grain
- Made from Bio-plastic
Original price was: £190.83.Current price is: £142.50. Exc. Tax
This KomoMio has been used a couple of times. As a result, there is some minor milling residue on the mill stones. The mill has been tested and works well. There are no visible marks.

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Grain Mills Description

Across our whole range of grain mills we have all the top brands for you to pick from. Whether you're a Mockmill kind of person, or you swear by Komo, you'll be able to shop both of their ranges, amongst other names like Hawos and Waldner.

Mill your own flour with one of our fantastic grain grinders for the domestic baker.

What better way to get full autonomy over your perfected bakes! Full control from grain to bake.

DeliverDeli is a UK stockist for these great grain mills. Check out these examples that will allow you to adjust the coarseness of your fresh flour in an instance.

What to consider when buying a grain mill.

Choosing the right material.

Home mills can come in wood, plastic, bioplastic, and metals. So which type of material is the best?

The material of a grain mill has no impact on milling performance. The material choice depends on the personal style and taste preferences of the user.

The current mill makers, tend to lean heavily on a particular material to help form their identity and image.

Komo use a lot of wood (Beech and Lime). Whereas, Mockmill use bioplastic for their entry-level mills and a beech wrap for their more premium machines.

Sustainability

When you buy a mill from DeliverDeli, you can rest assured we’ve hand-picked and checked the credentials of the mill makers we stock. Komo, Mockmill, Waldner all have a strong enthusiasm to responsibly source their materials and plan for end-of-life cycle.