Meat mincer

[Mr I]

Looking at buying one, any recommends? That way I get get cheap cuts like cosco flank and create lean mince or even turkey

[Bouncer]

I think they are super expensive no? I have thought about it but then figured it would be a pain in the ass to clean so many times. I would prob use one if I had it but don't feel it's worth the cost and mess to look for one.

[blm]

No. Depends how fancy or heavy duty you want to get. We have an attachment for our kitchen aid mixer. The mixer was a gift but retails around 300.

You can probably get a stand alone grinder for under 100 bucks.

[Bouncer]

$100 I call bs

[blm]

$100 I call bs

I guarantee there are electric meat grinders for $100 or less. They wouldn't be suited for someone like liprippers needs but for the average household I believe they would.

Check Amazon, free shipping brah lol.

[Bouncer]

no way this turd will last me even a month.

Amazon.com: Norpro Meat Grinder, Mincer, and Pasta Maker: Kitchen & Dining

[Mr I]

Imagine bouncer, kirkland flank all minced, bagged, and frozen ready, no more tough meat getting stuck behind your teeth,.cheap, low fat, creatine rich,.ready to cook, just add chopped onion and garlic salt

[Bouncer]

Imagine bouncer, kirkland flank all minced, bagged, and frozen ready, no more tough meat getting stuck behind your teeth,.cheap, low fat, creatine rich,.ready to cook, just add chopped onion and garlic salt

:thumup:

hell you could even do it to chicken

[Mr I]

:thumup:

hell you could even do it to chicken

I think it would be a money saver, invest to save

[FitnessBrat]

I think it would be a money saver, invest to save

How's it saving money if you're buying the meat from Costco? I could see maybe if you were catching your own, or buying a whole cow from a butcher.

[blm]

I haven't bothered to look at grinders but I do know my father bought one for $300 from Cabelas and he is completely happy with it and he literally grinds 100s of pounds of venison, pork, and beef every year. So with that said, a city boys needs of grinding clean cut store bought meat would easily be met with something less than that.

[Mr I]

How's it saving money if you're buying the meat from Costco? I could see maybe if you were catching your own, or buying a whole cow from a butcher.

Take my word

[Bouncer]

I think it would be a money saver, invest to save

Not sure how it would be a money saver bro.

[FitnessBrat]

Take my word

Good talk

[Mr I]

Not sure how it would be a money saver bro.

You can make really lean fine quality mince for cheeper than buying it.