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ceeyahd1
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 Posted: Aug 23 2012 Post subject: Electric meat grinder? |
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I am looking to buy a good meat grinder but do not want to spend more than $150. What do you guys recommend? I have an attachment on my kitchen aid but I would like to buy something that works better.
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kurtsara
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| Posted: Aug 23 2012 Post subject: Re: Electric meat grinder? |
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| ceeyahd1 wrote: | I am looking to buy a good meat grinder but do not want to spend more than $150. What do you guys recommend? I have an attachment on my kitchen aid but I would like to buy something that works better.
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we have had this one for a couple years and love it every time we use it.
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Jarhead
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ceeyahd1
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| Great, I will order on tonight. I ordered a LEM 5# stuffer yesterday for $143, did I waste my money on the LEM? |
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Jarhead
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The main difference, between the LEM and the Grizzly, are the gears Metal vs Nylon. From what I understand, the nylon are just as good if you stop cranking when it bottoms out.
My next stuffer will be a Dakota Water Stuffer. My reasoning is, that I make my sausage by myself and that crank gets old after about 25# of sausage.
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