OK all you perverted homo huggers

[quercus alba]

I've been given a kitchen aid and I'm considering getting a grinder attachment. Any of you have any recommendations or advice about this?

[Thumper]

My hunting partner bought the (biggest they had) grinding kit for his wife's Kitchenaid. He wanted it for venison burger and sausage (which I think was two separate attachments). He bitched and moaned about it from day one and said it was so slow, he was going to go back to using his old, antique hand grinder.

Other than that, I don't cook and am pretty much clueless.

[LJ3]

Prolly grind up bathroom sexual deviant pervert dicks pretty good... I'd imagine :)

[Big Muddy]

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Sell it, and buy one of these from Cabelas....it does it ALL....mine's 5 years old, and hasn't missed a lick, and I prolly grind and stuff 500 ibs. of venison, each year....on sale for $179 - regular price is $239

Pretty sure it'll grind and stuff those peckers that LJ's talking about, too....if'n you're in to stuffed peckers. ;)




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[quercus alba]

Prolly grind up bathroom sexual deviant pervert dicks pretty good... I'd imagine :)

There you go Len, I knew you'd come around. Only thing I might burn up the motor up overworking it

[BarryBobPosthole]

I have thought about the same deal for a long time but haven't pulled the trigger on it.
These guys don't know dick all.

BKB

[quercus alba]

http://smokehousechef.com/the-original-stainless-steel-meat-grinder-attachment-for-kitchenaid-mixer-plus-sausage-stuffing-kit/

Pricey but stainless steel and dishwasher safe. I guess I need to see what kind of HP I have before I pony up this kind of cash. Be a shame to find out the motor is too small for heavy grinding