Yet another grain mill, wheat grinding question.

[AnalogKid]

Does anyone know of a SMALL grain mill, perhaps hand-crank, that is inexpensive? I am looking at grinding some whole wheat berries but I know that I will only need to do a small amount at any one time. Seriously, I'm only looking at 5 oz at the most. Therefore I don't need a huge, expensive grinder so was wondering what my options were.

Also, has anyone ever ground wheat berries in a food processor? I've got a full size food processor and a mini-prep but have only ground flax seed on occasion. It was a pain and took forever using that method, mostly I'm assuming because the flax seeds are very small and very hard. I'm hoping wheat berries might grind up easier in a food processor. Anyone?

Thanks

[groundhawg]

dont know what your definition of expensive is but i know corona grain mills are popular and could probably be found on e-bay. i use a http://www.listermann.com/Store/Details.asp?ID=589 probably to expensive for your needs, i use it for brewing

[smittymojoe]

The Back to Basics Grain Mill would probably work for you, here is the best price I have found. (http://www.digitalkitchenstore.com/555grainmill.html)
It has some fairly good reviews here. (http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B0007VW63Q/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1)
Some more information can be found at Back to Basics Manual Grain Mill (http://grainmills.finerkitchens.com/item19.Back-to-Basics-Manual-Grain-Mill.html)
Hope this helps.
smitty

[AnalogKid]

Thanks everyone. Smittymojoe, the Back to Basics looks like a pretty good deal and just the right size for what I'm thinking of using it for.