where do you buy the pouch to put the meat in
1880248
just order them here on Amazon. I stocked up with as much as I could afford and I haven't had to order anymore since and still use the machine.
1880249
I used to order them from Amazon and EBAY. I haven't bought any in awhile though. I googled Sunbeam Rocket grill and several options appeared, Sears, Amazon, EBAY, ... Hope this helps. :)
1880250
I wish I'd known you were in the market, I threw 200 of them away with the grill that was a joke. Seriously, what a stupid appliance.
88340
You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of their kind. Moreover, you'll get knives you don't need and it'll be missing knives you do need. You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of... » Read More You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of their kind. Moreover, you'll get knives you don't need and it'll be missing knives you do need. « Show Less
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You just put the pouches through. Basically you turn it on, give a min to heat up, then slip the pouch in. Done!
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Just remembered I still had the pamphlet that came with the crock. There isn't an address, but it is a TSM Product: A division of The Sausage Maker, Inc. Website is www.tsmproducts.com
2237178
I buy mine at Wal-Mart. It's usually a bit cheaper. I think you can get it elsewhere too because it's pretty popular stuff.
17105
Amazon.com or check the Kraft website for their product locater http://productlocator.kraftfoods.com/kraftfoods/productlocator.htm
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it comes with a pouch that is made up of fabric, you can buy a silicone case.
174097
Opening on both sides where you can put your hands in and grab the potatoes. Hope this helps.
718806
Yes! There are multiple sites to do that. I have canned meats as well as dried and also have veggies. water and milk. Emergency Essentials, Dessert Foods, Amazon, all have choices. Google search "food storage" and you will see many. You can always buy them on sale too. You can request a catalog from Emergency Essentials at 800-999-1863. They also sell MREs which I also recommend. As far as samples go, google "food storage sample" you will see some which will sell you samples but they are not cheap. However, it is not money wasted. The food - especially the chilie- is delicious! Yes! There are multiple sites to do that. I have canned meats as well as dried and also have veggies. water and milk. Emergency Essentials, Dessert Foods, Amazon, all have choices. Google search "food storage" and you will see many. You can always buy them on sale too. You can request a catalog from Emergency Essentials at 800-999-1863. They also sell MREs which I also recommend. As far as samples go, google "food storage sample" you will see some which will sell you samples but they are not cheap. However, it is not money wasted. The food - especially the chilie- is... » Read More Yes! There are multiple sites to do that. I have canned meats as well as dried and also have veggies. water and milk. Emergency Essentials, Dessert Foods, Amazon, all have choices. Google search "food storage" and you will see many. You can always buy them on sale too. You can request a catalog from Emergency Essentials at 800-999-1863. They also sell MREs which I also recommend. As far as samples go, google "food storage sample" you will see some which will sell you samples but they are not cheap. However, it is not money wasted. The food - especially the chilie- is delicious! « Show Less
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The way I do it is I put pouch In a bowl with warm to hot water for like 4-5 minutes and it heats it up. I do double check the temperature of the purée before giving in to my baby. You can definitely do it with any meat and veggies..
49870
Just by the slots in the smoker. You can have all rack in or take a few out.
1274783
As best as I can tell. see http://www.meatprocessingproducts.com/11000.html?utm_source=11000&utm;_medium=shopping%2Bengine&utm;_campaign=googleproducts&gclid=CJmIsIak-rUCFQ-znQodHRsA7Q
1778155
Yes, buy the pouches. Otherwise nothing would be over the paper. This unit works wonderfully. A great deal for the price.
2181099
The meat produced with the small plate is finer than the typical store bought. I used it initially but decided I didn't need to go that fine.
2002901
I nut the already sliced beef for tacos at Wal-Mart or get London broil and slice it. Delicious!!!!!!
331230
I just make a little trail of food to the cage. I put about a handful of food behind the trigger and maybe some in the cage.
247769
It helps get the purée into the container that you use to make the pouches.