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    Meat grinder

    Any of you grind your own meat? For sausage, jerkey, etc? I just looked at a hand turner for $44. at the kitchen store. I'm thinkin electric.
    My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn't pay the bill he gave me six months more.
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    Wow! E-bay

    doesn't make that any easier of a decision.
    My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn't pay the bill he gave me six months more.
    Walter Matthau

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    I've got a hand grinder but haven't used it latley. Used to use it all the time to make my own ham salad and lunch meat spread.

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    I bought a hand one at an antique store for $8. I'll see if I like it, then get an electric at Cabellas someday.
    My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn't pay the bill he gave me six months more.
    Walter Matthau

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    Quote Originally Posted by spotts View Post
    I bought a hand one at an antique store for $8. I'll see if I like it, then get an electric at Cabellas someday.
    You should have an electric one. You don't need a commercial one. I got one I had for years and it cost around $60 bucks. But most of the time when you get into grinding it is a big project and the hand gets tired quick.

    I grind left over ham, or chicken for salad sandwiches. Stuff clams is also another one of my specialites. Once in a while I make sauage if I get deer meat or there is a special on pork.

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    Jack, we use a hand grinder to puree' (spell) our tomatoes for salsa and sauce. Seems to do well
    i belong to peta ... people eating tasty animals. all my opinions are just mine.

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    Well, the hand one was quite a sucsess last night. My kid left 35 dove breasts in my fridge Monday eve. and went to college. I cut the meat off, ground it, [4 yr old did all the cranking and LOVED it! Tender meat, easy to grind] then seasoned it, and made jerkey. Now I can give um back to him.
    My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn't pay the bill he gave me six months more.
    Walter Matthau

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    Hobart 110v .5hp weight 150lbs way over kill and grinds bambi like the wind. Wouldn't trade my craigslist find for any other. I have dealt with cheaper house hold grinders and they work ok for small batches ie. brats, jerky, but keep the plates sharp or the meat tears and makes mush quick.If you have a kitchen aid mixer the little meat grinder attachment works well for jerky or small batch. I like to grind most of deer and leave the loin for steak. Almost time again to fill freezer.

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    hand cranking your meat is good too.



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    Quote Originally Posted by vmc1161 View Post
    hand cranking your meat is good too.



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    I must agree.

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    That's Charlie's new post. "Show us your MEAT grinder.

    What's wrong with this?? 3/4 hp. $99.99! It will last ya a hundred years.

    www.sauagemaker.com


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    Talking

    What's wrong with this?? 3/4 hp. $99.99! It will last ya a hundred years.
    Hey we need to get together I have a deal for you as well its this new bridge property near the ocean...

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    Hey Guys:

    You need to share something with me...

    WHAT is ground jerky?
    It's Time To Be Nice To People

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