Meat mincer

[Guest Rabbiteer]

I want to buy a meat mincer and am looking at this one new for approx £35.

 

I intend to smash up the bigger bones with a hammer first but I would like to know if any of you guys have used this type before and what you think of it.

 

If you have any other suggestions feel free to comment.

 

Cheers guys,

 

Nik

 

 

 

Meat Grinder

 

Price (ex VAT): £27.54

Price (inc VAT): £32.36

 

Item No: 168630E

Ship Weight: 15 Kg

 

Meat mincer

 

 

Minces 4.5KG of meat in two minutes!

 

Big 100 x 125mm hopper opening for easy loading.

Heavy tin-plated cast iron.

 

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Questions & Answers about this product

 

Q: Does this meat grinder comes with grinding plates?

A: Yes, this does come with grinding plates (1/4" and 3/8" plates).

Edited June 8, 2007 by Rabbiteer

[Guest Frank]

I have one of these below, if i need it and it seems to do the job, but not on heavy bones.

 

http://www.electricsales.co.uk/index.php?n...&p=HV3ADRB&cat=

 

Or the posh version below

 

http://www.armorica.co.uk/Kitchen_Electric...Mincer/224/2705

 

Frank.

Edited June 9, 2007 by Frank

[Guest The Big Fish]

I have a similar version to that one, Rabbiteer.

 

It will do the chicken carcasses and rabbits no problem, but it wont do the lamb ribs.

 

I just feed the lamb as is anyways.

[Guest bob]

do your dogs not have any teeth

 

is that why you need to mince

 

[shepp 2,285]

I bought one a few weeks ago of a similar type but it was a clamp to a table version.

It busted after the first use on chicken leg bones. My father then bought home a £5 one from a second hand shop, really old it is but the quality of it is far superior and the part that broke on the new one is not even in the old one. I suggest you check out charity shops, antique shops and car boot sales and save a few bob.

Shepp

[Sako.243 1]

I have one similar to Franks, Got it on a special from Lidl for about £30. Does the job.

[Guest Frank]

I have one similar to Franks, Got it on a special from Lidl for about £30. Does the job.

 

Yes they do great deals when they have them in stock.

 

Frank.

[Guest Frank]

Just get a small garden tree shredder.. .. they are pretty cheap and will smash just about anything up into a pulp..Molly has one and ive played with it few time's .. ..

All you need to do is chop the bunnies and other stuff into sensible sized bit's and freeze them as they block the shredder up eventually if put in raw..

Bunnies can be put in with the fur and skull's still attatched..

Millet

 

Have you ever seen that film FARGO

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

I have one similar to Franks, Got it on a special from Lidl for about £30. Does the job

Any pics of that one mate .Cant decide between that or a more expensive job .Do you rate it .

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Have you ever seen that film FARGO

 

 

At the height of that " Bird Flu' " scam, some chicken farm decided the Shredder was a fine way to dispose of their thousands of condemned chickens.

 

It was actually deemed acceptable and no charges were brought ~ These being real, very much alive birds, just tossed in there

[Guest Rabbiteer]

I have a similar version to that one, Rabbiteer.

 

It will do the chicken carcasses and rabbits no problem, but it wont do the lamb ribs.

 

I just feed the lamb as is anyways.

 

Skin and gutted or complete rabbits?

[Guest Rabbiteer]

do your dogs not have any teeth

 

is that why you need to mince

 

 

A valid point.

 

However I am trying to make a 3 month stash of suitable best dog mince burgers. This is for my wife to feed my dog whilst I am in Iraq as she finds the raw food thing a bit of a bind when she is looking after my kids, dogs and ferrets.

 

So the easier I make it for her the better really.

 

But thanks again for enquiring about the dental fitness of my dog.

 

Kind regards,

 

Nik

[Guest ragumup]

meat grinders are handy tools, but be careful

[Guest Rabbiteer]

meat grinders are handy tools, but be careful

 

Thanks for the tips.

[bracken28 0]

meat grinders are handy tools, but be careful

 

do ya think that hurts abit