Molen Mulder Pot
In Kropswolde stands Molen De Hoop van Mulder Pot: a modern mill where flour is ground using traditional methods. In the adjoining shop, you’ll find a huge variety of homemade baking mixes for pancakes, cakes, bread and poffertjes.
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At Molen Mulder Pot , they are passionate about sustainable, traditionally milled flour. “For us, milling is more than just making flour. It’s the path to shorter food supply chains and a local economy. We agree on prices that benefit all parties because we want everyone to gain from it. That’s why we work as much as possible with local farmers, without any middlemen,” say the staff at Molen Mulder Pot.
In the mill shop, you will find a wide range of flour and flours. Every home baker can indulge here. Baking biscuits is always fun with children. You can use the biscuit mix for that. You will also find many different cutters and other baking moulds in the shop and on the website.
Many products in …
At Molen Mulder Pot , they are passionate about sustainable, traditionally milled flour. “For us, milling is more than just making flour. It’s the path to shorter food supply chains and a local economy. We agree on prices that benefit all parties because we want everyone to gain from it. That’s why we work as much as possible with local farmers, without any middlemen,” say the staff at Molen Mulder Pot.
In the mill shop, you will find a wide range of flour and flours. Every home baker can indulge here. Baking biscuits is always fun with children. You can use the biscuit mix for that. You will also find many different cutters and other baking moulds in the shop and on the website.
Many products in the mill shop carry the ‘Gegarandeerd Groningen’ quality mark, which certifies high-quality, traditionally crafted products made by Groningen-based entrepreneurs. And let’s be honest: your pancake tastes even better when you buy the freshly ground flour from the local mill.
Windmill De Hoop
Ground-sailer De Hoop lived on for more than 20 years after fire destroyed its predecessor in 1921. Parts of the Vierverlaten oil mill of the same name were used to rebuild the octagonal corn mill. After 1945, the mill fell out of use and by 1975 it was in very poor condition.
Since 1977, the mill has been owned by the Pot family. The mill has been fully restored, including enlarging the flight. New rods came on in 2021. The mill stones still grind grain in the traditional way.
Opening hours
- Every Monday closed
- Every Tuesday closed
- Every Wednesday closed
- Every Thursday 10.00 – 17.00
- Every Friday 10.00 – 17.00
- Every Saturday 10.00 – 16.00
- Every Sunday closed