Is this attachment all I need to make applesauce? I already have the food tray & food grinder
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I recommend at least quartering and coring. You really don't want the appleseeds in there. But you should be able to skip peeling- depending on the type of apple, it will generally do that part of the job for you.
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You can make applesauce with these, or you can just cook down the ingredients and either puree them in a blender or leave it chunky. An old fashioned hand potato masher also does a nice job of make a less chunky version. A food mill can allow you to process the apples with skin on (quarter the apples and de-seed), then cook down and either jar or freeze. It kind of depends on how much and what style you want to make.
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No attachments came with mine. I have since purchased the slicer/shredder and have only used for shredding large blocks of cheese so far. Works well for that, but kind of a pain to put on and take off.
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I think it is a heavy duty nylon (tough stuff) with a heavy duty metal and brass connection where it connects to mixer. Anyway, it is not flimsy stuff and has taken my abuse for at least 6 years and is still looking like new. I'd recommend it. I do a large batch of applesauce each year, about a bushel of apples, plus many other things including grinding meat. I use it a lot. Hasn't failed me.Order the extension tray too if you are doing quantities of things. Avoids having things fall off of feeder tray.
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Yes, it comes with a stuffer attachment and blade (plastic). I haven't used it yet, so cannot comment on how well it works. The grinder works great so far, that's only after about 40 lbs of burger.
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I had to look at some of the other attachment descriptions, but if you look closely, the FPPA (Food Processor Pack Attachment) or the SSA (Sausage Stuffer Attachment), FT (Food Tray), FGA (Food Grinder Attachment) - It is just an abbreviation of what the attachment is.
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Don't know about blades. This machine is a disappointment. The blades don't make the same contact my old aluminum one does. I'm glad the old one was kept. We'll only use the stainless steel one for applesauce.
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can you use other attachments on this kitchen aid, like the pasta and griner meats?????
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I use this mill to make tomato juice and applesauce. It strains the coarse pulp and seeds from cooked tomatoes and nicely turns cooked apples into delicious strained applesauce. I imagine you could smoosh cooked potatoes with it too, but I haven't done it. It's just designed to force cooked food through the screens to remove seeds and any other hull or pulpy parts that you are separating out.
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It is the same grinder attachment, just with the juicer and feed attachments. I would not use it for heavy duty grinding but it worked fine with my figs raisins and nuts. Be sure your auger is set in place correctly and the grind plate is seated at the notch.
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Should work real well. Made very fine applesauce out of apples from our apple tree!
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I've used mine just once for making applesauce and it turned out great - smooth but nice texture. If you like it chunky you're best to just chop the apples and cook the chunks. Mostly I use it on food-processored chili pods, onions & fresh herbs for making chili. Like with a food mill the more liquidy stuff comes out first and the drier & more fibrous stuff at the end. I typically stop the machine when the strained matter starts looking a bit dry.
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Yes. Some require the grinder attachment to work, but you can use attachments with this mixer
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Sure does! Just don't try and grind it too much, the machine will actually take some of the fruit skin with it.
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sorry, i have never tried to get other attachments . this is adequate for my needs..eggs, potatoes, cream. blending things.
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I primarily use this for making Applesauce and it is a dream machine for that!
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There are 2 attachments that are included, a slicer and a shredder. If you are doing large quantities, then your food processor would be more useful. The tube on the salad shooter holds just enough for a couple of salads. I use mine for slicing apples to put in oatmeal, and it will easily slice a whole apple cut in chunks. But this is the normal amount of food. For large quantities, use your food processor. For things like 2 or 3 radishes, 1/2 a carrot, etc., the salad shooter does a nice job. I use my salad shooter every day.
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The attachments you asked about do not come with the Meat Grinder. I'm not sure if they are even available but it is a wonderful meat grinder that I have used for several years.