To be filed under: something we’d like to own for our idyllic, bread-baking, seed-sprouting, whole-grain life in the future.
Hawos grain silos at Randvoll Unverpackt, one of Germany’s ground-breaking package-free supermarkets.
Hawos Glass Silos also work well for home use.
The Hawos Molere, €210, is a hand-cranked grain mill for everyday kitchen use. Made of solid beech and beech plywood, it has a detachable funnel and ceramic grinding stone, and comes with a glass catch-all.
The Hawos Phoenix, €149, is hand-cranked flaker of solid beach (temporarily out of stock due to high demand).
Hawos Sprouts, €47, are clay germinating pots for growing your own sprouts in a matter of days.
Hawos also makes Grain Bags of washable cotton that protect the contents from light exposure; these start at $35 for a three-kilo sack from Happy Mills.
Hawos also makes Grain Bags of washable cotton that protect the contents from light exposure; these start at $35 for a three-kilo sack from Happy Mills.
If you want to try small-batch flour before committing to your own mill, Heidi Swanson of 101 Cookbooks recommends Cainspring Mills and Hayden Flour Mills as two good sources.
If you want to try small-batch flour before committing to your own mill, Heidi Swanson of 101 Cookbooks recommends Cainspring Mills and Hayden Flour Mills as two good sources.
