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Sisters use a Mana grain mill

The relief society sisters use a Mana grain mill to mill flour for bread-baking.

This Mana mill is a small electric grain mill which can mill enough flour for a small family to bake bread every day.

They easily milled 100 grams of flour per minute.

When you make bread twice a week for a family of four or more people, you will want an easy way to mill your flour.

Pedal power is one good alternative. Another choice is to use an electric grain mill.

These sisters look at one of several electric grain mills available in New Zealand.

This mill is very small yet powerful enough for a small family to make bread twice a week.

The menu to the right lists electric mills. See images of them in use. Compare grain mill specifications. Select from the menu on the right.

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