You can adapt this meat grinder mixer
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I own this product and use it for grinding all of my meat, in addition you can adapt the meat grinder into a sausage stuffier. This thing grinds meat like a champ and it is easy to keep the cutting wheel sharpened. The sausage stuffer can be difficult to use but it does work once you get the hang of it.
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Hi Myriam,What is it that you are thinking of adapting it to?It is designed to work with the Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer (KN12AP). I doubt that you would have success trying to connect it to a different model/brand of mixer.
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Yes, I can adapt the meat grinder mixer. I have operated these three times. They works well.
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This is a meat grinder which attaches to a Kitchen Aid mixer. Kitchen Aid mixers have a power port on the front of the mixer at the top behind the Kitchen Aid logo. You open the cover there and this meat grinder mounts onto that attachment point. The mixer motor then acts as a drive for the meat grinder attachment.I hope that tells you what you needed to know. Your question is a bit ambiguous, so it's hard to know for sure what you are trying to ask.
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There is a apparatus for stuffing the meat into the grinder. There are also attachments for stuffing sausage tubes, but we haven't even taken those out of the bag. We've been very happy with the grinder - easy to use and easy to clean.
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You can adjust it to grind at different degrees of coarseness, and it is very consistent at whatever degree you choose. It is smaller than I expected, but otherwise very nice. I prefer it to the electric grinder when I am making less than a full pot. It takes too long to use for a full pot since you have to refill it 3 or 4 times.
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This attachment only works on the Kitchen Aid Mixer. I don't think it would be suitable for grinding meat. But if you check their attachment list, I believe Kitchen Aid makes an meat grinder and a sausage stuffer. Good luck! I have owned my Kitchen Aid for years and it has been a great product.
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Wow you know I have never heard of anyone wanting to grind nuts with a meat grinder, I would think you may try a couple of peace's of wax paper and a rolling pin. As for ease of cleaning, Yes it is. Try a Ninja machine.
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Yes, It will grind any meat, and it has several grinding plates to grind from fine to course.
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You can adjust the grind. I prefer my salt larger than table salt so it works well for me.
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Instead of enlarging hole,take a grinder and reduce the width of the metal plate that goes in the hole
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I haven't used this model, it was a gift...but the previous model called a Happy Bwby Food Grinder, left little to nothing when the plunger reached the blade. If you are doing really tough, dry meat, you might have a little problem. I chopped any meats us tiny and incorporated with a vegetable.
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Janell, I'm really not sure how well it would work because dried fruit may be sticky were meat is not. As for the grinder it's wonderful, it grind though meat fast. If I were you I'd call the manufacture and ask them.
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SKB Makes a plate that fits into the top slant space that will take care of the small mixers. Amazon sells this item.
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I have the kitchen aid mixer stand with meat grinder attachment, need to replace the blade or nice not sure this fits without scraping the round cover, how many milimeter or inches or centimeters top blade to bottom blade or the diameter?Thanks
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Once the angle has been set, you just keep the blade flat on the grinder and it will work perfectly.
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its pretty simple. grind your meat. squeeze it through the gun onto the dehydrator and voila!
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I am pretty sure you could. You can set the grind angle to whatever you want.
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It would appear as if this will work as if you look at the item http://www.amazon.com/Grinder-Attachment-KitchenAid-Sausage-Stuffer/dp/B00FW0NANC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1420731162&sr=8-11&keywords=chefs+choice+meat+grinder it is using this sausage stuffer.
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Its a manual grinder, therefore it would obviously depend on how fast you crank the handle.