For all beginners passionate about baking and cooking.
€ 586,00
Carina – the smallest of the Salzburg mills family
“Carina” in Italian means “pretty, nice” or, translated from Latin: valuable, precious. A wonderful combination for a grain mill. Carina has been in use for over 20 years, so she is no newcomer to the Salzburg grain mill family, but a tried and tested, small mill lady with style.
The full flavor of your bakeries from freshly ground, high-quality wholemeal flour will surprise you. And you will see how easy it is to take a valuable step towards a healthy diet.
Slim and tall, our “pretty” one needs the smallest space in the kitchen, with only about 16.5 cm of standing area.
With its compact size and simple handling, the Carina mill is ideal for singles, small families, and beginners in the world of baking.
“I left my mill to my daughter when she moved out of the parents’ house. The mill with which she grew up. It was important to me that my daughter continues to eat healthily. But now I miss my longtime friend, my mill.”
Therefore, Carina is also a popular grain mill for fledgling children or even the parents left behind.
With granite stones and a milling chamber made of wood, of course, our smallest also meets all the important criteria of an original Salzburg grain mill.
A saying that our Carina lives up to. The nice, little mill admits, must be openly admitted, produces the finest flour of all our mills.
Would it perhaps have been better to keep this secret to ourselves?
Based on experience and full conviction, we decided in 2016 to manufacture mills exclusively with granite grinding stones extracted from nature under the name Salzburger Getreidemühlen.
The decisive factor for this decision was the convincing properties:
The flour of natural stones can hardly be described in words…
Airy, powdery, velvety, soft .
These words are not enough.
You have to feel the flour between your fingertips.
Flour that you buy pre-packaged in the store is divided into types and produced using standardized processes.
Grind your own flour with an original Salzburg grain mill and experience the differences and peculiarities of the flour in the bowl that collects your flour under the spout.
How it piles up into flour cones and slides off, how it can be shaken or later behaves during kneading, unfolds during baking and ultimately reveals itself in its outstanding taste.
The words of experienced bakers count for more than industry standards.
“That’s the only way to make it – with the flour from my Salzburg wife”, a farmer’s wife from Upper Austria told us at an exhibition, who always bakes a very special cake for her small community for the harvest festival.
And you could literally see the pride in her eyes.
Our granite stones, each pair individually, are carefully and patiently matched and worked with manual skill.
The production of our millstones begins with a millstone blank, which is given the basic shape of the grinding surfaces and perfect concentricity.
This is followed by several uncompromising optimization steps in which perfection is worked out through grinding tests, renewed expansion and regrinding in order to achieve the desired fineness of the flour and grinding performance.
It is a matter of experience and something very individual which shape the expert gives the stone until hard and bulky grains such as rice or chickpeas are ground just as finely as rye and wheat.
It’s almost like building a musical instrument, where several paths usually lead to an outstanding result.
Now you understand the effort required to transform the granite blocks extracted from the quarry into small, round, perfectly balanced millstones.
And how simple it is to industrially produce artificial grinding stones made of corundum ceramic, pressed into shape using a chemical bonding agent, in a high-temperature kiln.
Our search for the right granite for our mills began over 40 years ago.
Even in our early days, in the pioneering days of the 1970s, we set out to find “the stone”.
For years, we searched in Austria, Germany and throughout Europe and examined the advantages and disadvantages of the various natural stones in order to find the most suitable granite for the Salzburg MT series.
The blocks are still quarried in the same area in Europe today, but our knowledge of the value of these stones is much greater.
More than ever, we appreciate the properties such as hardness, self-sharpening and durability and, above all, the quality of the flour that can be produced with granite stones.
We, Salzburg millwrights, can also proudly claim to be the only ones in Europe with over 40 years of experience with granite grinding stones for electric household mills.
Wood is part of human history and is a living, organic material.
Real wood is nature and fulfills the desire for authenticity in an artificial world.
Anyone who owns a natural wooden kitchen will appreciate the benefits of wood.
Food stays fresh for longer in a solid wood cabinet, bread doesn’t start to go moldy, etc.
The latest studies have even shown that the natural substance has bacteria-inhibiting properties.
Germs cannot grow on natural wood surfaces.
Due to its cellular nature, with an almost unimaginably large surface area, wood has a strong hygroscopic effect.
The resulting dehydration creates a hostile atmosphere for bacteria and leads to their death.
The topic of “Wood & Hygiene” has been a focus of research at the Institute of Wood Research at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna for several years now.
Antibacterial effect of wood proven
Dr. Alexandra Makulla Press Office
Federal Biological Research Center for Agriculture and Forestry
Wood confirmed as an effective bacteria killer in scientific study
holzvomfach.de – Specialist knowledge
wilms.com – Wood & Hygiene
The coarse/fine adjustment is one of the most important components of our grain mills. Each degree of fineness can be infinitely adjusted with one hand – even during grinding.
Whether you want to grind the finest flour or coarse meal for your breakfast cereal – you select the fineness of the flour by turning the adjustment knob.
This is attached to the side in the upper third of the grinder and can be turned clockwise or counterclockwise.
Turning the adjustment knob moves the lower grindstone up or down.
This changes the distance between the upper and lower grindstones and therefore the fineness of the flour.
The upper grindstone is firmly attached to the hopper and its position cannot be changed.
This ingenious adjustment system has been proven to work even after decades.
The quality of the design of the adjustment system is essential to ensure that the grinding surfaces of both stones are always perfectly parallel to each other and that their distance cannot shift during the grinding process.
We do not use the plastic thread commonly used today.
Thanks to our perfect technical solution, an eccentric mechanism, the grindstones remain exactly parallel to each other for decades.
The guarantee is valid from the date of purchase, for an unlimited period of time, in the event of breakage and breakage of stone particles from the granite despite use of the grinder in accordance with the operating instructions and manufacturer’s specifications.
The granite stones are replaced free of charge if the grinding performance is impaired due to breakage or chipping of stone particles.
The warranty does not apply to damage caused by the use of force or improper use.
The warranty is valid from the date of purchase and entitles you to a free regrinding of the granite grinding stone if this should become necessary within the warranty period and the grinder has been used in accordance with the operating instructions.
The guarantee applies from the date of purchase for all verifiable material and processing defects and is based on our choice of replacement, repair or reimbursement of the purchase price.
Fragile parts are excluded from the guarantee.
Wood is a living material and small cracks can occur in the wooden housing.
These are not considered material defects.
The warranty does not cover compensation for consequential damage, loss or natural wear and tear or damage caused by force, improper use or lack of or improper care.
Interventions not carried out by the manufacturer or by persons authorized by the manufacturer will invalidate the warranty.
Grinding capacity “fine”: approx. 90 g/min.
Grinding capacity “coarse”: much more
Base diameter: approx. 165 mm
Height: 340 mm
Hopper capacity: approx. 600 g
Weight: 6.5 kg
Height allowance for bowls: 140 mm
Coarse-fine adjustment: continuously variable
Milling stone: natural granite stone
Milling stone diameter: 75 mm
Mill housing: domestic, solid beechwood
Milling chamber: domestic, solid beechwood
Surface treatment: organic beeswax oil
Industrial motor: 300 Watt/230 Volt/ 50 Hz
Rotational speed during milling: 1300 rpm
Warranty: 12 years
Address:
Gasteigweg 25,
5400 Hallein
Austria
Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday: 09 – 16:00
Friday: 09 – 12:00
Contact:
Phone: +43 6245 83282
E-mail: [email protected]
Address:
Gasteigweg 25,
5400 Hallein
Austria
Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday: 09 – 16:00
Friday: 09 – 12:00
Contact:
Phone: +43 6245 83282
E-mail: [email protected]