Meat & Poultry Tools

We use the grinder for processing raw food for our 6 dogs. We were looking for a big inlet tube so we had to do as little cutting as possible to get the pieces in the head. Power and price were also considerations. I did quite a bit of research and decided on this unit. We couldn't be happier with the decision. We grind bone in poultry pieces only, whole chickens, legs and backs and turkey necks. The grinder makes short work of these and we can feed pieces super fast. The unit is heavy and the handle on top is helpful for hoisting the unit to the counter. We find the grinder is easy to assemble and disassemble for cleaning. The forward-reverse feature is handy if anything binds the auger."..."  Read more

We were looking for a meat slicer that would thinly slice meat and cheese. We did not want to spend a lot of money, so this fit the bill quite well. It is very easy to use, and it will slice your meat deli thin if you want. We found that it sliced beef brisket and ham in uniform slices with very little effort on my part. My only complaint really is that it is difficult to clean. You have to be very careful when taking the blade off, and there is no way to sanitize it. I would not recommend it at all for raw meat. But for the price, you cannot beat it!"..."  Read more

I bought this slicer for my husband, who loves to cook, this Christmas and he LOVES it! Easy to use..easy to clean! He likes the idea of the tray that catches the meat as its sliced in a uniform slice. The old slicer we had took nearly an hour to clean (which I did ) and.......he (yes.....he!) cleaned in about 5 mins.! The slices are neat and clean....we used it with a pork roast tonight and it was perfect! We do more meat than bread, so Im anxious to try other meats as well. If anyone is wondering how good this is....all I can say is my hubby is very pleased and looking forward to utilizing this tool with future creations! Thanks...this is a great product!"..."  Read more

Nothing makes a better gift than a commercial grade meat grinder that is actually made to be used as a residential food grinder. I expect the recipient to enjoy many years of fresh ground beef, sausage, venison, rabbit and other small tasty woodland creatures. I'm not sure he knew it was a meat grinder at first when he opened it but now he is very excited to make and stuff his own sausage! Hooray sausage grinders! Hooray meat! Hooray grinding your own meat! This makes a great addition to the kitchen even if you already have a food processor or stand mixer. Go for the holy trinity of small kitchen appliances and get a lean mean stainless steal meat grinder!"..."  Read more