Would this be a good grinder to grind raw chicken for making chicken meatballs?
882264
Had terriblenough luck with the West on #10, but your experience may be different. Be sure to have the chicken diced and nearly frozen before grinding, so it doesn't turn to mush.
882265
Sorry I have not used it for chicken yet. I used it to make all my Christmas cookies and it was great. Next week or the following I will try to make sausages.
882266
This is a heavy duty grinder. It should grind raw chicken with a lot of "elbow grease". Cheers!
214404
I don't know. It might if they were cooked. I have only ground pork stew meat. The bones might be tough on the grinder
865244
I bought this grinder just for that. Use the large grinding plate. The neck of the grinder is small so you may have to part out your chicken quarters.It grinds them up with out even slowing down. I can go through 20lbs of cut up chicken quarters in about 3 minutes with everything pre-cut. It will grind faster than you can feed it. I don't pre-freeze the quarters either and haven't had any problems grinding.
1912085
It should work. But I see lot of hassle to clean. I am also using it very rarely. I use this only for grinding Urad Dal(Indian lentil).
1154497
I own this product and use it for grinding all of my meat, in addition you can adapt the meat grinder into a sausage stuffier. This thing grinds meat like a champ and it is easy to keep the cutting wheel sharpened. The sausage stuffer can be difficult to use but it does work once you get the hang of it.
852521
This attachment only works on the Kitchen Aid Mixer. I don't think it would be suitable for grinding meat. But if you check their attachment list, I believe Kitchen Aid makes an meat grinder and a sausage stuffer. Good luck! I have owned my Kitchen Aid for years and it has been a great product.
231725
No I don't think you want to try grinding bones less you want a big mess on your hands....I ground small 1" peaces of just meat and it was a big job pushing the meat down the feed hole it kept pushing the meat back up and out all over the counter....You should look at better electric unit to grind bones.........LEM makes a good unit but expect to pay 200 at least........
2202488
Yes, I think it would be perfect. I love that little roaster. I bought it to free up space as well. I've done large chickens and pork loins with great results.
981526
I don't think so, it's for grinding meat, try a gallon freezer type Baggie and a rolling pin
1144233
I'm not sure what Katrina is talking about because this grinder works amazingly. Maybe she put it together incorrectly? Anyway, it will crush chicken bones with no problem. I've even done turkey bones although the turkey legs did cause the grinder to stop twice. But, turkey bones are bigger and harder than chicken bones. I actually made some youtube videos showing it grinding chicken, check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWARTDPfjy8
1036896
Yes. It grinds the bones in chicken legs and quarters with no problems at all.
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.
1799329
I haven't tried to grind chicken, but it works very well for grinding nuts. I love this blender.
1784279
I have only used it once...grinding wild turkey meat. It worked well and was reasonably easy to clean. For your intended use, I would go up to 1.5 or 2 Hp.
1546370
I use it to grind meat and it purees that just fine. I believe it would do just fine for the peas. I have been very happy with the performance of this grinder.
1682689
This is designed to grind meat. I use a Magic Bullet for seeds and nuts and it does nicely.
659825
This is mostly a meat grinder. I am afraid it would turn nuts into a pulverized state or even slight paste. Although, Weston All-Purpose Seed, Nut and Spice Grinder might serve the purpose.