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![]() I bought electric meat grinder less than a year ago. It's Back to Basic model 4500. So far I have used it only three times + the first time when it didn't word due to setup error. So you can see that I am a small time user. I tried finding out info on alterantive to buying a meat grinder. The purpose of buying it was to get lean ground chicken. I find that using it to make kleab ground chicken is time-consuming because eat gets stuck on all pieces that would get dry if I didn't wash it immediately. Then I need to do towel dry so that the parts won't get oxidized. Parts have oxidized when I failed to dry with towels and I got white stuff into the meat and so I got replacement. I will need to sell it or put it away since I just can't afford to spend that much time cleaning up. So what is my alternative to makign grind chicken meat, in small amount (cooking for just one person; I don't like to eat the same thing again and again in a row and so I make multiple dishes at a time). There will be mainly 2 dishes with this meat: Thai style stir fry with basil and making pot stickers. |
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