Victoria Manual Cast Iron Grain Mill with High Hopper, Premium Corn-Grinding Mill and Grain Grinder, Made in Colombia
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Thursday, Sep 18
Size: High
Style: Grain Grinder
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- PREMIUM CAST IRON GRINDER: Known as a molino para moler maiz, our cast iron mill makes grinding easy and efficient. It has heavy-duty cast iron construction with double tin plating, a grinding cover, erosion-resistant discs, and an adjustable screw.
- MANUAL MILLING MACHINE: This grain mill has a durable cast-iron hand crank with a wooden handle and high-performance white iron discs for grinding all types of grain. Simply adjust the screw to change the coarseness and fineness of your milling.
- EASY TO USE: This hand grinder can clamp onto most tables 1/2"2" thick and is available with a low or high hopper. It comes with a non-slip rubber protector that protects your surfaces and prevents the grain grinder from slipping during heavy work.
- VERSATILE GRINDER: Use this grain grinder for home brewing, corn, barley, grains, coffee, cheese, vegetables, seeds, nuts, coconut, spices, dried beans, cooked meats, and more. Please note that this grinder cannot grind to a superfine texture and will not grind whole wheat into a fine powder.
- A LEGACY OF TRADITION: Since 1939, Victoria has crafted high-quality, earth-conscious cast iron cookware in our factories in Colombia. Our products go through rigorous quality-control processes to ensure they meet international standards.
Brand: Victoria
Color: Silver
Material: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 4.4 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Grinding
Brand: Victoria
Color: Silver
Material: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 4.4 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Grinding
Specific Uses For Product: Coffee
Product Dimensions: 1"L x 1"W x 1"H
UPC: 815457021009 798627907535
Global Trade Identification Number: 09, 25
Manufacturer: Victoria
Item Weight: 4.36 pounds
Item model number: GRN-100
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 28, 2014
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Size: Low
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This corn grinder was an excellent purchase! It's very easy to use, even if you've never owned one before. Despite being compact and lightweight, it has plenty of power and grinds corn quickly and evenly. It's ideal for making arepas, tortillas, or any homemade recipe with fresh corn. The design is sturdy, easy to clean, and fits nicely on a table or work surface. I highly recommend it for those looking for quality, practicality, and good results at home!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025 by Karen Maria Karen Maria
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Came as described , Works great for grinding grains and dry corn. Seems sturdy so far and made well.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Daryl Fuchs
Size: High
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Our grinder arrived with the box bursting open, holes on one end and a dent in the hopper because of poor packaging. At least it was part of a larger order so nothing got lost. It is very heavy for the tiny box it comes in. This grinder is super sturdy and seems to grind well though I could not get a super fine textured flour even after adjusting the grind and regrinding twice. Cleaning after use is straightforward, but the main body is quite heavy so someone with weak hand strength would find this difficult. Plus, flour and grain pieces get stuck in the screw divets and at the base of the grinder. Very hard to get all the flour sludge out. I will start brushing off the flour before washing which should help. Does a decent job grinding and not too hard to push. Good, inexpensive hand powered grinder.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by Momma S
Size: High
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Excellent & Reliable !! I am very impressed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Cat Lover
Size: High
Style: Grain Grinder
The Victoria Manual Grain Grinder with High Hopper is a solid, old-school kitchen tool built for those who value hands-on food prep. Made in Colombia with durable cast iron, this grinder is designed to last and delivers consistent performance for grinding corn, grains, coffee, spices, and more. Assembly was straightforward, and the clamp fits securely to my kitchen counter. The high hopper is a nice touch—it holds a good amount of grain, which cuts down on refilling. I especially appreciate the adjustable grind settings, which let me switch between coarse and medium textures with ease. Just keep in mind, it’s not intended for superfine flour. It does take some elbow grease, especially if you're grinding in bulk, but that’s expected with a manual mill. The grind is smooth, and once you get the rhythm down, it’s actually satisfying to use. Bonus points for the anti-corrosion tin plating, which helps with cleaning and longevity.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Marisa
Size: High
Style: Grain Grinder
The top hopper barely fits, and there is a big gap between it and the grinder, so while you are grinding, your grains are falling through the gaps and onto the floor. Also, there was so much grease used on this to prevent rust in storage and shipping, that everything needs to be thoroughly degreased and cleaned before you can even think of assembly. And this will need to be clamped onto something really solid, because it takes more effort than you are thinking it will, to use it, and if the table is not strong enough, it will be bouncing around as you crank the shaft.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by J Stinson
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Let's be 100 per cent clear: this is NOT a dry grain grinder! Yes, you can use it to make peanut butter or grind coffee or even crack grains for cooking or brewing, but if you're looking for a flour mill my best advice is to buy an actual flour mill. This mill is intended to mill wet corn. It is very good at that. The very first thing to do out of the box is to wash the mill in hot soapy water. I like to put the mill body, front brace, auger/rotating burr and associated wing nuts spread out on a cookie sheet and put into a 250F oven for 20 minutes, then turn off the heat and let the oven cool. (I do not put the crank arm and wooden handle in the oven.) This helps insure that water is evaporated from the crannies where you can't reach with a towel. The very second thing to do is to get a couple of pounds of cheap generic pinto beans and grind them in the mill. The purpose of this is to remove any bits of the tin plating or machining swarf that may be left in the grinder. Throw out the ground beans because they will have metal bits in them. I grind masa three times through for best texture. I set the mill quite close for all three passes. I also made a "Masa Masher" wood pestle to push the masa down into the auger after the first pass. The website masienda.com has excellent videos about making masa; I encourage you to read and watch even if you think you know what you're doing. I took off the red plastic cover over the burrs. It's a good idea but masa tends to build up under the cover and squish out the back. This not only gets masa all over but it also partially blocks the burrs from clearing as you grind. I made an aluminum plate that fits just behind the stationary burr and is held on by the screws that hold down the brace. This allows masa to curl up but then fall into the pie plate I have under the burrs. Before each use, I recommend putting just a couple drops of vegetable oil onto the ball bearing inside the brace. That will help prevent wear in that spot, which gets a lot of pressure. I find an old toothbrush is handy for cleaning to get the masa out from where the stationary burr attaches to the front of the mill body. Leaving masa stuck in there risks mould, also rust. If you prepare the mill well, use carefully for the intended purpose and clean/dry well it should last for decades.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2022 by Charles A. Hays