Glad I found your review! I just got one a few weeks ago. NutriMill was running a pre-labor day sale on the deluxe pack which includes the items from the baker’s bundle and the slicer/shredder attachment. I’ve only used it a few times so far, first to make challah and second to shred potatoes and onions for latkes. The bread came out fabulous. The shredder attachment was so fast and powerful that I had no large pieces of potato or onion, which my Cuisinart always leaves behind or allows through and makes it a pain to pick out. One advantage of this that you didn’t mention is that with the motor on the bottom (unlike my old KitchenAid) and the design of the work bowl and cover, this mixer is great for petite ladies like myself. It is light enough to move to my kitchen table which puts it at the most comfortable height. My KitchenAid is so heavy that I can only use it where it sits and takes up a lot of room. Then there is the brilliant cover with its sliding door that practically banishes the flying flour that even with the flour shield in place was a constant frustration with the KitchenAid.

Thanks for the review. Your video's are always so informative. I don't have one yet, as I just got Milly (nutrimill) last week. So just using Mr Pewter (kitchen-aid stand mixer). In my kitchen I also have Ruby Red (food processor), Berkey (Berkey water filter-sometimes I am not that creative), Sappy (Soda-stream) and Issy (Instant-pot)... glad its not just me that names them 🙂.

I love my Nutrimill Artiste! Her name is Amber - she makes such beautiful 'amber' loves of your sandwich bread recipe! She's an amazing addition to my kitchen. I was excited to buy her (at a ridiculously low price) from a gal who wasn't using her anymore. She came with the Baker's Pack of accessories and I couldn't have been more excited about that. Thanks for the review.

HI there, I saw a vid by Nutrimill that said to use the dough hook when adding chocolate chips or nuts to the cookie dough. Nice video, thanks.

I have had one about 3 weeks. A work horse and I enjoy giving my beloved Kitchen Aid a rest. My only complaint is that it doesn’t mix small amts (such as 200 g flour for pizza) or 325g for my typical sourdough bread. Also It was to come with the ice cream maker but turns out the web site misprinted the ad. Pleasant Hill grains would let me send it back (at my expense) but wouldn’t honor the ad. Did t want to spend the $$ to return it.

Nice, thorough review, Felicia. Thank you for the useful information. I've been trying to decided between the NutriMill Mixer and the Bosch mixer. This one is more budget friendly, but I still haven't made up my mind. I appreciate the review. Thank you! Pam

Love it!

I have one. It does work ok, but I don't care for it. Much prefer my Ankasrum.

Main problem I had with this Artiste mixer was the dough hook that it comes with. Oh, it works fine -- but is made of an aluminum alloy, and that really bothers me. (The company doesn't really come out and tell you this, but that is the REASON they tell you not to wash it in the dishwasher -- because then it would start leaving black streaks in your dough.) Nutrimill HAS made a stainless steel dough hook that was made for the Bosch but ALSO fits in the Artiste (but not in the older Bosch machines -- don't ask me which ones, there are too many and it confuses me). Another thing is that the stainless steel dough hook that fits in the Artiste does NOT work with the Bosch stainless steel bowl (as stated by the company). I finally got the stainless steel dough hook for the Artiste after using it for 3 months and am very glad to have it. It is a little different and was an adjustment for me. I really feel like the BEST way to use the stainless steel dough hook (about $95 as of spring 2024 by the way) is to make the largest amount of bread I feel comfortable with -- which for me is a recipe using 8-10 cups of flour. If I make just half that amount it is just really hard for the dough to come off the sides compared to using the aluminum alloy hook with the plastic extender. (I wish there were a plastic extender to add to the stainless steel extender, but I'm okay with making more dough -- and I can even live with it if I really need to use a smaller amount of dough.)

Thank you 😊

I’ve been looking to get this mixer, I thought somewhere I as well read switch to the dough hook for nuts and choc chips so from first comment I guess I was correct .

Hi Felicia, thanks for your honest, informative review. I used to have a Bosch multipurpose, strong motor mixer etc. The double dough hook is the same design. I discovered and regularly used the dough hooks to mix my chocolate chip, oatmeal and molasses cookies with great success I encourage you and anyone to try with this mixer.

We are only two people so I prefer to make one loaf at a time. We will check if they also have a smaller mixer. Eva

Do you need metal top on top of driveshaft?

This looks like an excellent mixer. And you just can’t beat the price when compared to the Bosch. Like you, I do love the lid and I wish Bosch had a lid like this one. If I didn’t already have a Bosch, I would most definitely buy the Nutri-Mill. I’m definitely a gadget girl, and I do have a sifter for my Bosch (for making cake type treats), but I do want to ask why you wouldn’t recommend a sifter?

How does it compare to the Bosch sitting on the counter behind you? :-)

I just got one, so far so good, but it isn’t too good at small batches.

I believe the wattage power on the artiste is 650 watts not 500.

Is it better than the bosh

Could you give more information about the manual hand crank you say is an option?

I see you have a Bosch behind you on the counter. Do you prefer one over the other? I'm researching which one I want to buy now. I'm one month in milling my own flour and need to find a good dough mixer! Thanks!

Hi! I am REALLY hoping you see this and will answer this question. I am trying to find out if the oat flaker you use for your Bosch ( I just watched that video for yours) will work with this Nutrimill mixer? I’ve read something that makes me think it will work with the NM but would love to know for sure so I’m not wasting time and $ on my fixed income. I have this NM and love it because it’s just my husband and I. I have a hand crank flaker but it’s hard to use. I’d love to be able to have a motorized flaker. Thank you!

Question. When making your normal 2 loaf batch of sandwich bread the motor gets too hot and shuts off before the full knead time. In this video you have it set at 4 or 5. I’ve been kneading on 1. Is that the problem?

Which one would you reach first Bosch or nutrimill ?

Where can you buy the stainless steel bowl ?

I have hard white wheat I have had in a Tupperware container for about 15 years. Do you think it is ok to use? No bugs or sprouting that I see. Has a very slight smell, not sure if rancid or not. Or just smells like Tupperware/wheat.

I just bought one. Been seeing a lot of videos saying it works for large or double batches, but not good for small batches. True? Also, I make a granola cookie, lots of nuts, coconut shreds and chocolate chips, will it do it?

After having a Bosh Mixer for many years I decided to scale down so I purchased this mixer a year ago. I really dislike this mixer. The scrapers are difficult to put on and without them I must keep manually scraping down the sides of the bowl. As stated in your video the drive shaft pushes the cookie paddles out which is extremely annoying and messy. I was told by NutriMill they were having problem with this and was sent a new part. Unfortunately, it looks just like the old part, still having the plastic insert. The Bosh attachment does not have the plastic insert. It's all metal. I seldom use this mixer. BTW, the dough hooks work just fine.

Me too. I SO want the Ankasrum but...$$$$

So this begs the question... which do you like better? Annie or Betsy? I will be asking for a new mixer for Christmas and am overwhelmed trying to decide. A friend recently got the Anskaram (sp?) but she hasn't used it much yet. For me, price is not a factor because I would use it enough to rationalize any price. I want durability and easy of use (and I'm not sure I love all the plastic of this model). Oh, another question... while most of the time I would want to make multiple loaves at once, I would like a mixer that won't struggle with a single loaf. I can't remember which mixer it was, but I saw a review once that one of them was not designed for small quantities and would have issues mixer as a result. I already feel foolish for getting a KitchenAid mixer... I don't want to make another costly mistake! (Although if none of the bigger open top mixers can handle 1 loaf, at least I'd still have the stupid KA.) Maybe you should do a gift guide video (or series) before Black Friday comparing mixer brands, grain mill brands, and accessories. There are so many great products available, but knowing the features and limitations of each would be great. What is a con for some may be a pro for someone else.

I have one and it overheats at 5 minutes of kneading a double batch of pizza dough. So disappointed. It takes a long time to cool down.

Looks really plastic-y for $300. But I guess it’s the motor that matters.

Far too much plastic.