How does this thing work with meat?
901519
That machine is so powerful,it chops the meat in 3,4 seconds.You just push few times and that's it
901520
It works well. We had one of them several years ago and my wife loved it. recently we could find another one in the internet. We love it again.
982212
Yes, it has some instructions. But it is really simple like a pogo stick. You just set it on the cut of meat and push it down so the little knives pierce the meat, then let it pop up. I just move across the meat, bang bang bang. Usually I turn it sideways and do it again. It is really good for tenderizing and makes marinade work very well. It is well worth it to get safer local beef.
688829
I haven't tried any meat or fish, but it works great for fresh vegetables. I usually use water and a little chicken broth in the bottom then shake a little spice on top and they turn out great.
1105425
It is a very strong blender, so it should work. But the meat would have to be very well cooked and chopped up into small pieces and mixed with some kind of liquid for it to work well. I suspect that a regular upright blender would be better.
1764572
It will do about a one inch piece of meat. My problem with it is the knives are to far apart to really do a good job. You have to run the meat through to many times to get the tenderness you may be looking for.
1123450
Boy, this question has me stumped. I've only used this mill for tomatoes and am really not sure how it would do with meat. One thing that I'm sure would work is something I've owned for years. It's the Black and Decker mini food processor. Mine's probably close to 20 years old, but looks very similar to the newer ones. It's not big, and only holds about a cup or so of food, but I grind up chicken for chicken salad with this thing and love it. Here's a link at Amazon for it. Black & Decker HC306 1-1/2-Cup One-Touch Electric Chopper, White I'm sorry I can't be a bigger help with the food mill. I like it a lot, but I think if you're looking to grind up meat, a little food processor might be a better idea for you. Boy, this question has me stumped. I've only used this mill for tomatoes and am really not sure how it would do with meat. One thing that I'm sure would work is something I've owned for years. It's the Black and Decker mini food processor. Mine's probably close to 20 years old, but looks very similar to the newer ones. It's not big, and only holds about a cup or so of food, but I grind up chicken for chicken salad with this thing and love it. Here's a link at Amazon for it. Black & Decker HC306 1-1/2-Cup One-Touch Electric Chopper,... » Read More Boy, this question has me stumped. I've only used this mill for tomatoes and am really not sure how it would do with meat. One thing that I'm sure would work is something I've owned for years. It's the Black and Decker mini food processor. Mine's probably close to 20 years old, but looks very similar to the newer ones. It's not big, and only holds about a cup or so of food, but I grind up chicken for chicken salad with this thing and love it. Here's a link at Amazon for it. Black & Decker HC306 1-1/2-Cup One-Touch Electric Chopper, White I'm sorry I can't be a bigger help with the food mill. I like it a lot, but I think if you're looking to grind up meat, a little food processor might be a better idea for you. « Show Less
1243490
It is just to get the meat out. If the coconut is old enough that the meat stays together then yes, it will work, if it is so young that the meat is too soft then you might as well use a spoon. If the meat is at least a quarter inch thick then yes it should work well.
187714
It works sort of like a cake decorator. It is used to extrude ground meat and seasoning on to the trays for making jerky. I use it for extruding fruit pulp for fruit leather when not filling the whole tray.
195274
It does seal bloody meats. I have never had a problem. The only thing I can think of, perhaps the bag you use is not big enough. The area of the bag that goes under the sealer must be completely dry, no moisture. I would suggest using a bag large enough so it would extend beyond the machine. Another idea may be to dry the meat with paper towels before sealing. Hope this helps.
214401
I think unlikely, though I haven't tried it. The round metal "blade" is not sharp so I imagine bone would not get ground up. The meat gets pushed through the metal attachment and becomes minced. It's mainly for small jobs and bones would probably break the mechanism. Hope that helps.
339057
Janell, I'm really not sure how well it would work because dried fruit may be sticky were meat is not. As for the grinder it's wonderful, it grind though meat fast. If I were you I'd call the manufacture and ask them.
734736
it depends on what you want to do. pure meat - can use soup botton. but rice and meat together, dont know how you are going to deal with it.but it does work well, i do love it
287223
It doesn't actually grind, but it chops meat pretty well. Cut the meat into half-inch cubes, put it in the freezer for about 20 minutes, and pulse to the texture you want. We like it pretty coarse, but I've accidentally chopped it finer and it doesn't smush if the meat is cold/firm enough.
1673973
My husband uses this to filet all of the fish he catches. He says it is the most durable knife he has ever used and it cuts very thin pieces of small fish so it should work on meat, but he's never used it other than on fish so....
1069020
I do not know if it does. I suggest looking at the reviews and see if anyone has ever made the conversion.Also talk to the Mfg. and see what they say. I have had no difficulty using this by hand with over 43 lbs.of meat to process.
60990
I have never minced meat with my Blendtec. I understand that it does a good job of mincing meat from friends.
133843
I have used it to bread fish but never meat. Worked well with sole and tilapia.