Best mincer/sauasge maker
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Cheviot
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Electric Mincers, Tre Spade - Weschenfelder
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We bought a Trespade from Deer Central. Not cheap, but deals with everything we put through it, and really pleased with it. The stainless steel version is easier to clean than the base model which is cast. Be wary of cheaper ones - they are more hassle than they are worth.
Luvele deluxe mincer is great with excellent customer service and cheap spare parts.
Maxima vertical sausage stuffer is fantastic.
Maxima vertical sausage stuffer is fantastic.
shakey jake
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ive got an upright and a horizontal sausage stuffer. no branding on either of them. upright is a better design, the pressure is straight down, horizontal one pressure make it flex and leak.
buy two decent bits of kit not one that does neither well
buy two decent bits of kit not one that does neither well
lksopener1
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Trespade Inox is a great machine, no cast bits to go rusty and mincers anything I’ve put through it.
Bought a cheap one first and it was a nightmare, not powerful enough.
Bought a cheap one first and it was a nightmare, not powerful enough.
Buffalo cd400 I have , it's brilliant.
The only thing that holds it up is the speed of the meat loader (me)
I can do 5 roe with it in the time that I could do 1 with the el cheapo that I had before it
Expensive but bloody solid and will last for a long time .. the motor doesn't get hot atall ..again unlike the cheapo
Cant comment on sausage machine..
The only thing that holds it up is the speed of the meat loader (me)
I can do 5 roe with it in the time that I could do 1 with the el cheapo that I had before it
Expensive but bloody solid and will last for a long time .. the motor doesn't get hot atall ..again unlike the cheapo
Cant comment on sausage machine..
doric_prince
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Tre spade for both for us. Electric mincer and a manual hand crank sausage maker which helps with control of stuffing the cases.
Cheviot
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Best with separate bits of kit.
Weshinfelder no.8 or 12 are great mincers then use a separate stuffer. Vevor do stuffers almost identical too but much cheaper Weshinfelder. I use a 3lt vertical one.
Is you try to use an "all in one" mincer/stuffer you will find in impossible to control the stuffing rate
Weshinfelder no.8 or 12 are great mincers then use a separate stuffer. Vevor do stuffers almost identical too but much cheaper Weshinfelder. I use a 3lt vertical one.
Is you try to use an "all in one" mincer/stuffer you will find in impossible to control the stuffing rate
Yes take this ^^^ bought a cheap one to begin with, frustrating and useless, bought Italian Spade model from Weschenfelder 6 years on still going strong, all stainless easy to disassemble and clean bought it at the Game Fare never regretted it
Essexsussex
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Buy a second hand kenwood chef and a mincer attachment.
I’ve been really pleased with mine, the older Kenwood chefs have quite big motors compared to newer kitchen aids - a friend of mine burnt his household kitchen aid out.
You get a proper machine with quality internals rather than a cheap purpose built mincer.
I’ve been really pleased with mine, the older Kenwood chefs have quite big motors compared to newer kitchen aids - a friend of mine burnt his household kitchen aid out.
You get a proper machine with quality internals rather than a cheap purpose built mincer.
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