You could use the same kind of system I use in my automated furnace. It involves a double row of hoppers. The top row runs items horizontally out of a chest. The bottom row moves items out of the top row into whatever is below them. The bottom row is powered off normally with redstone. A comparator detects when the last hopper on the top receives an item, and this toggles a pulse to the row below which lets them briefly drop items into whatever is below them, before stopping the flow once again. It's a very resource-heavy system due to the number of hoppers involved, and it does seem to be a bit buggy with uneven distributions, but it generally works.
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