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Meat Grinder
On Nov 11, 8:57 am, Nan > wrote:
> I had posted a query re what kinds of meat grinders y'all own, and > asked how you liked them. Someone hijacked it changed it and deleted > my question. So I re post it here. > Please share your successes and failures with meat grinders. I am > definitely in the market for one. Thanks, Nanzi Take a look on Ebay. There are some pretty good deals on meat grinders. Granted, they are pretty well all made in China but what isn't these days, and that includes the Waring Pro line. I have the Northern Tool model that's available from Amazon at http://tinyurl.com/ye8oqgr but I bought mine on Ebay about 3 years ago. It works great as a grinder. I have a separate sausage stuffer so I don't use mine for making sausage and don't know how it would work for that job. Ross. |
Meat Grinder
On Nov 11, 6:30*pm, wrote:
> On Nov 11, 8:57 am, Nan > wrote: > > > I had posted a query re what kinds of meat grinders y'all own, and > > asked how you liked them. Someone hijacked it changed it and deleted > > my question. So I re post it here. > > Please share your successes and failures with meat grinders. I am > > definitely in the market for one. Thanks, Nanzi > > Take a look on Ebay. There are some pretty good deals on meat > grinders. > Granted, they are pretty well all made in China but what isn't these > days, and that includes the Waring Pro line. > I have the Northern Tool model that's available from Amazon athttp://tinyurl.com/ye8oqgrbut I bought mine on Ebay about 3 years > ago. > It works great as a grinder. I have a separate sausage stuffer so I > don't use mine for making sausage and don't know how it would work for > that job. > > Ross. Thanks, will add it to the short list!! Nan |
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