Nutrimill 790700 Grain Mill Review
Our verdict
The Nutrimill 790700 is a white countertop grain mill from an established brand in the home milling space, priced at $249 with a 20-cup hopper capacity and a 4.5 rating from 117 buyers. It offers a meaningful spec advantage over budget mills without reaching the $329 price of Nutrimill's flagship 760200 model.
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Dedicated home bakers who want a reputable brand, a 20-cup capacity, and a mid-range price below the top-tier Nutrimill 760200.
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You only bake occasionally and do not need 20 cups of grain capacity per batch, or your budget does not stretch to $249.
- Capacity 20 Cups
- Color White
- Priced 68% above the category median ($148.38 across 16 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 117 owner ratings
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Popularity2.5/5
117 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other vacuum sealers, built-in and countertop dishwashers, food slicers, meat and grain grinders, spice mills and kitchen prep appliances we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Nutrimill is one of the more recognized names in home grain milling, and the 790700 is positioned between the brand's entry options and its higher-priced premium model. At $249, it undercuts the 760200 by $80 while sharing the same 20-cup hopper capacity and white countertop form factor, which makes it an interesting comparison target within the same brand.
The 20-cup capacity is the strongest practical argument for this machine. Compared to mills with 150g to 700g hoppers, a 20-cup capacity allows for a full milling session without constant refilling. For a household that bakes bread two to four times a week, that capacity covers an entire week's flour needs in one or two sittings.
With 117 reviews at 4.5 stars, the 790700 has a smaller feedback base than the 760200's 1,300 reviews, but the rating holds steady at the same level. That is a reasonable starting signal for a newer or less-established listing in the Nutrimill lineup.
Pros
- 20-cup hopper handles large baking batches without constant refilling
- Nutrimill is a recognized, dedicated grain mill brand
- 4.5 rating from 117 reviews is a solid early signal
- Priced $80 below the Nutrimill 760200 for comparable capacity
Cons
- No wattage or voltage specs published for this listing
- 117 reviews is a relatively thin base at this price point
- White color requires consistent cleaning to maintain appearance
- No bought-last-month data to gauge current market momentum
Performance notes
The 20-cup capacity is the standout spec, giving the 790700 one of the larger hoppers in the consumer grain mill category. Wattage and voltage are not published, which is a gap at $249. Buyers should confirm motor power before purchasing if hard grain capacity is a priority. The white finish and countertop footprint match the Nutrimill 760200 profile, suggesting similar build dimensions and a home kitchen focus.
What buyers say
A 4.5 average from 117 reviews is encouraging and consistent with the Nutrimill 760200's score from a much larger sample. Buyers who choose the 790700 tend to be familiar with the Nutrimill brand and have expectations set accordingly. The smaller review count means individual feedback carries more weight here, so reading available reviews is worth the time at this price.
Specifications
- Capacity
- 20 Cups
- Color
- White
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Frequently asked questions
How does the Nutrimill 790700 compare to the 760200?
Both models share the same 20-cup hopper capacity and white countertop design. The 760200 is priced $80 higher at $329 and has 1,300 reviews to the 790700's 117, giving buyers significantly more feedback to draw on. If the price difference matters, the 790700 offers comparable stated capacity at less cost. If community feedback and proven track record are priorities, the 760200's larger review base gives more confidence. Neither listing publishes wattage for direct motor comparison.
Is 20 cups enough for weekly bread baking?
20 cups of grain typically yields 16 to 18 cups of flour depending on fineness, which covers four to six standard loaves. For most households baking two to four loaves per week, a single 20-cup milling session provides enough flour to last the week. That makes the 790700 well suited to regular bakers who want to batch-mill once and store the fresh flour, rather than milling a small amount before every bake.
Does Nutrimill provide good customer support for the 790700?
Nutrimill is a dedicated grain mill brand with an established customer base, which generally means better specialized support than you get from general-merchandise brands. For warranty claims or technical questions, having a specialized manufacturer behind the product is an advantage. Check the current listing for warranty terms on the 790700 specifically, as coverage details can differ between models.