Will this product grind poultry and/or rabbit bones?
319101
It has enough power to grind small bones ( rib,necbones etc.)but you will need to use the largest grinding plate they give you and find someone to sharpen it or find a backup plate because it will become dull quickly which could reduce the life of the motor.
1682689
This is designed to grind meat. I use a Magic Bullet for seeds and nuts and it does nicely.
1284361
My guess is you could. The mesh is very fine, would catch any chicken bone easily I would think... I use ours to strain very fine items, like quinoa.
882266
This is a heavy duty grinder. It should grind raw chicken with a lot of "elbow grease". Cheers!
1799329
I haven't tried to grind chicken, but it works very well for grinding nuts. I love this blender.
231724
Yes it will. That is exactly what I do with mine. Whole chickens and rabbits. No problems running it with the fine plate on the first pass.
2052813
I have used it for years to grind chicken thighs with bones to make raw cat food. Does not work for bones larger than that though.
231723
Yes. I did the exact same thing with it by grinding a whole chicken. Make sure the knife is sharp of course.
362651
I have been grinding dog food for several years using primarily a mixture of chicken, bones and all, wings and legs are the easiest, and deer meat if I can get it. I started using a Sam Baere machine, I'm not sure if it was the 110 or larger model. It worked but I had to chop up the chicken which was a real pain. After burning up two of the smaller machines, I finally ordered a Same Baere Model SB840. It was a little pricey but well worth it. I don't have to chop wings or drumsticks. Just feed them in whole. If you are going to grind chicken bones, this machine is what you need.
899205
I am assuming you mean soft bones (like sardines), so yes, I think it would do just fine. It can't handle hard bones like in pork or chicken, or even more substantial bones like in larger fish. If you can eat the bones (without grinding), I think this will grind them. If you wouldn't eat the bones without grinding, then I wouldn't try it (besides, eating ground bones like that might be dangerous as Xrahdio points out).
1316779
Yes, It will grind any meat, and it has several grinding plates to grind from fine to course.
362652
No this won't grind meat with bones in it. Meat like chicken and rabbit, should be ok. The best electric meat grinder for doing meat with bones is the American Eagle #12 or #22. They grind chicken, turkey, duck and rabbit. Red meat bones are too dense and hard; you'll need a really powerful commercial grinder for that.
1876438
yes it will grind nuts, be sure to have the plastic lid on since it will grind it as fine as you wish.
1068084
Yes. Without a doubt it should do a very good job of grinding chicken. Nice and powerful. Take the bones out first. Hope this helps.
462162
I wouldn't attempt to to anything that is not the consistency of cooked potatoes. I suggest a meat grinder for meat and poultry.
35495
Definitely not. I use it to make dog food and have difficulty every time as the gristle from the meat clogs the blade and I have to take apart, unclog and finish. When I use meat with bones it is even worse.
1023215
One of the things we use it for is dog food. We buy 40 pound boxes of frozen chicken necks, and sometimes mixed in with those are wing tips. None of it clogs the machine. What we do, and I'd suggest to do the same, is use the stuffing head- the one with three large slots, instead of any of the ones with rows of holes (made for ground meat). The auger pushes everything through, and the blade cuts it all up, even when frozen. Bones, fat, skin are no problem. I even use the three hole head when grinding elk or goat meat for us. It can be left that way for coarse ground meat, or used as a first pass. We've gotten to really like the coarse ground meat (because it has texture), so usually only use that head for everything. The machine has never given us a problem. That said, We haven't tried to feed it anything as large as a chicken leg bone or heavier. I'm sure there are large/tough enough bones to jam any machine. But we really like ours. (so do the dogs and cats!) good luck.