X Home Meat Grinder Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer: Sausage Stuffers, Grinding Plates, Blades - Sturdy Metal (Not Dishwasher Safe) Review

Ideal for the kitchen faucet. If you plan on doing a lot of grinding, you might want to consider a larger separate unit. I'm very happy with it, although I make reindeer hamburgers out of it. The cation if you put it in the dishwasher it will oxidize completely.

This is great value for money. Yes, there are better options made out of more durable materials, but this one is still good quality and will last for many years. It can be difficult to clean and there is a learning curve. Cut the meat into smaller pieces if it doesn't seem small enough for your taste.

I purchased this blender as I planned to grind meat to make sausages and homemade burgers. Easy to set up and clean. Works very well. It was last used with 10 pounds of pork shoulder and 2 1/2 pounds of lard for Spanish chorizo. Went like clockwork. Easy to set up, perfect connection with Kitchen Aid, all good quality materials. Excellent value for money and quality

The product is easy to use. loved that part. However, with washing, the silvery coating came off, and now it's a rough metal that leaves a black coating on everything. Just as a steel target leaves the hand colorless. The instructions say to hand wash and dry immediately, but after some soaking and washing, it took a while and we weren't able to dry right away. There is no more silvering. We dried it in 15 minutes after washing but still.

I bought this accessory to replace a popular freestanding grinder that broke after a few years of use. I use a meat grinder to process small (5-20 pounds) meat for sausages and Cornish patties. It went perfectly with my Kitchen Aid blender and I was pleasantly surprised at how much faster this attachment prepared ground beef without binding. The results were great! A bonus: most attachments from my old coffee grinder are compatible with the new one. Easy to clean and one device less I need to…

I found a great YouTube video about meatloaf, a dish I hated ever since I ate it for Wednesday lunchtime at summer day camp in 1956. or the attachment for your blender. We have KitchenAid which both my mum and wife love. I didn't want to spend KitenAid prices on a device that I knew I would only use once. This was half the price and works great. The chef stressed that once you mince the meat yourself, you'll never store packaged mince again. I won't go that far, but he was right, it's better…

More and more competing manufacturers of the KitchenAid food processor series are coming from wood. However, for the price compared to KitchenAid's attachments, it couldn't get any better. Our family, especially me as a chef, love it. That's something that's hard to get from me. Pro: Price per piece for attachments. Compared to the KitchenAid nozzle model that you can buy online or at a major department store at 20% off, this is a lot cheaper for the same quality. Knives and optional mincer…