KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder - Meat Grinder Attachment Unboxing & Test
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Make fresh ground venison, breakfast sausage, and meatballs with KitchenAid’s Metal Food Grinder Attachment. Thanks to its sturdy metal construction, this food grinder makes it easy to grind the most challenging ingredients. To use, simply attach the metal grinder to the attachment hub on your KitchenAid stand mixer and let the mixer do all the hard work for you. Chef Austin unboxes and demonstrates the metal meat grinder making steakburgers and chicken apple sausages.
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When assembling the grinder be vary careful when tightening the collar. Be sure the auger spins freely. I tighten the collar to tight and the auger didn't want to turn and I ended up having to replace a couple of gears.
watched this before I buy the grinder. very informative and the host explains it slowly and articulately. nice content. thank you.
Smarten up Sarah!
@@Thewestcoastshooter daheck?? haha Why smarten up? It’s a paid/sponsored demo video that explains its function, and Sarah wants!
This guy looks like the chillest werewolf at the party.
For now.
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Werewolves are cool esp. the ones with perfect hair!
The KitchenAid should up their game and make 100% stainless steel if the company still want to be leader. The company sold a lot of mixer due to Covid The main housing is not 100% aluminum. If you remove the auger and look direct into it, there is plastic. All the pars relate to sausages are plastic also. I am still looking 100% stainless meat grinder. It is hard because the company state all metal, but turn out some aluminum and plastic which isn't safe in the dish washer.
There are third parties making metal grinders for kitchen aid, i looked into it before KitchenAid made its own, but haven’t bought it yet, i say metal because i dont remember if it was steel or aluminium.
The KitchenAid meat grinder cannot go in reverse unlike most stand-alone meat grinders. Reverse comes in handy if you're grinding meat for dog or cat food. Skin, sinew, cartilage, and bone can jam up a meat grinder and reversing the meat grinder is the easiest way to clear a jam.
Hi, thank you for this comment. What grinder do you use for your pet food? Iam just starting out. Catladyfitness uses a Vitamix professional..300..I believe, it works for her purpose of raw cat food. Plus meat grinders can be pricey...but, just seeing what people are using for raw pet food at home. Thank You!
I suggest avoiding these items in the KA grinder ( I wasn’t really planning to put bone in a meat grinder). Is there a bone grinding attachment.
If you're going to grind up your own raw pet food, then get a stand-alone grinder of at least 1/2 horsepower but ideally 1 horsepower. Can get a LEM brand one for $300 to $450 depending on the horsepower.
Lmao I use this to make homemade dog food. You’re dog can eat the same meat you eat.
WOW great demonstration video. KA should pay you for this one. very clear and informative!!
Time and again I hear and read about chilling the all the metal parts of the grinder attachment to minimize friction that could cause warmth to develop. Another thing is to ensure those same metal parts are thoroughly washed in hot soapy water, then placed in a low oven until completely dry.
Only thing is be careful with this because there is a plastic part inside the Grinder that keeps food from pushing though the back go the mechanism into the mixer itself. If you get that too hot well it's gonna melt
Kj
Butcher shops store all of there grinder parts including the machine as well as the stuffer.
@@francinecorry633 Store it in what?
@@Gutslinger I have the all metal grinding attachment for the Kitchen Aid stand mixer and I store it in the freezer in the garage.
I bought mine long ago, but did not used yet. do have any jam attachemetn that can go with this grinder now. because at the manual said does not have it. I am hope they do have now. thank you.
Excellent demo and useful tips like semi freezing the meat. I was thinking of buying this. Now I will.
This is the standard by which all product reviews should be done! And yeah, the Wolverine hair was badass! LOL!
Ordered one off the back of this vid, thanks!
I bought this a few months back. Can vouch it's excellent. They make a plastic version but I wanted something that will last
Chaplin: I will take your word on this... Ordering mine soon. Kicking up BBQ season to higher level. Metal version holds the cold, can put in freezer before grinding/sausage stuffing. Started posting cooking videos, going to do video on grinder attachment, knocking it out of ball park.
Is this attachment dishwasher safe?
@@jinghuiniu7335 :As far as I know all grinders should be *hand was only.* Washing in DW will turn the metal parts a dark gray/blackish color. Dry all parts thoroughly too....those going discs can rust. Always follow the directions in you instruction manual. To make sure all the moisture is removed I actually put the metal parts in my toaster oven (on low) for 10 minutes or so....just to be sure.
is it rustproof like stainless steel?
@@BaFunGool how'd it go? love it?
I'm gonna surprise my boyfriend with this soon.
would be nice to see, and hear, the mixer/grinder in actual action.
This was very helpful.
I was watching a video that mentioned "chili grind" for hamburgers; he said to grind it twice rather than three times, but he didn't mention the plate size. I assume the large and medium--does that sound right?
Directions unclear. I am missing my cat now.
I've got a KitchenAid stand mixer and have not bought the meat grinder set for it. I did, however, by the Cabela's small meat grinder for grinding my burgers and it does a fantastic job. So, while I do have the KitchenAid stand mixer that can do this as well, I may never really need to buy this extra accessory for meat; I'll just keep it for cake and bread mixing. One of the reasons why I do not use my KitchenAid mixer that much is the weight. Mine is the larger mixer with the bowl riser. However, my Cabela's meat grinder is lightweight, easy and super quick to set up, and cleaning is just as easy and quick. I take it out of the box and ready to grind in minutes. And once done, I was it well, dry all the parts, and put it back into the box within minutes too... easy-peasy.
My mature wife laughed when she saw the sausage.. women lol
Great video. I've watched a few and one handy tip you missed was once you're done grinding put a piece of normal bread into the grinder. It gets the last of whatever you're grinding out but once you see bread coming out stop grinding. That way you get everything out and makes clean up easier also
Great tip! Thanks for the info 👨🍳
Great idea!
Would ice cubes also be helpful to clean difficult crevices or would they dull the blades? I've seen recommendations to run icecubes through Garbage disposal to sharpen their blades.
I'm gonna make chorizo..this is awesome
I don't know why my meat does not come smoothly. Can please give me some ideas of how to go about it? Like how cold should the meat be? How long should I keep the meat in the freezer? I am really frustrated.
Hey florenceugboko, here are a few things you can try:
- put your cubed meat into the freezer for around 30-45 minutes to were the meat is partially frozen on the outside (but not fully frozen).
- put the meat grinder itself into the freezer for 30 minutes to get it cold as well.
- some meats are naturally more mushy like high-fat content cuts of beef and poultry. Having theses kinds of meat semi-frozen will help them come out smoothly.
-work quickly - the ginder will start to heat up as it is working and your meat will start to come to room
temperature quickly as well making for mushy meat coming from the grinder.
- if you are having issues with grinding through a second time, put the 1st pass of grind on a piece of parchment paper on a tray into the freezer for 20 minutes to cool it back down, swap out the grinder blades, then grind for the second pass.
I hope these tips can help you! Please let us know if you're still running into issues and visit us at everythingkitchens.com for our customer support team :) -Chef Austin
Steel or plastic? Pros and cons about the both would be nice
Chef Austin! Loving your videos! What color is your kitchenaid?! 😍😍
Stephanie, so glad you like our videos! I have the Bird of Paradise mixer in my kitchen 🌴 What color is yours?
Im new to this, but i think this will be worth it to grind chicken
You can also use the grinder to make Falafel. Results in a much nicer texture than using a food processor.
I've never thought of doing that Tim Tam, thanks for the tip!
You forgot to mention that it is made of aluminum not stainless steel. Is not dishwasher safe and will fade and pit with hot water.
Thanks so much for that info, I think I'll order the plastic.
I have both the plastic and just got the metal one last week
I used warm water with a %10 bleach solution to sterilize mine, it's what restaurants use, and haven't had a problem with it
the plastic sort of deformed in the dishwasher, it was still usable, but I hate plastic anything so getting the metal one was a nice upgrade for me
almost none of the attachments for kitchenaid are dishwasher safe ( I made the mistake of putting the whisk and butterfly attachments in the dishwasher and ruined their finish, they still work, but they look horrid!)
@@misscndnwoman2177 The plastic one is worthless for anything other than very soft cuts of beef and chicken. Pork shoulder for sausage is out of the question.
@@Bluebelle51 I have a stainless steel whisk for my 7 qt and it is dishwasher safe. I plan on buying stainless flat beater and dough hook.
Jeez! Why on earth would they make it in aluminum. And the info was so hard to find. Its not even on their website. Thank you for thid
I got one of these a couple weeks ago - did watch this video first - and I'm happy with it. I only grind a little meat for my wife and I, to make beef and pork meatloaf, a little sausage, hamburger, etc. It's fairly simple. If you use one, just be aware if there's any leakage of fluids back through the seal into the body of the mixer - that could be real bad in terms of just getting nasty. This should not occur with a mixer and grinder in good condition, but do watch for it. Grinding your own meat is worthwhile if you do a bunch at once and freeze it. It would be an awful lots of work, just the clean up, if you used it for small batches. [edit: as I mentioned in a reply, now that I have used this several times, it's not that much work cleaning it up, even small batches are worth while.]
The kitchenaid meat grinder is the best! But yes! I had the same issue with the liquid getting into the mixer.
It was sooo nasty! My mixer was smelling like a dead animal. 🤮
I returned the mixer. I wish there was a way to keep the liquid out.
Did you use a kitchenaid made attachment or one that just fits a kitchenaid? I’ve read the aftermarket attachments aren’t as well sealed.
@@davebrown6598 Hi Dave, thanks for asking, but mine works great. I have a KitchenAid branded grinder, and the seal on mine has never leaked. I was just warning others that I've heard of this being a problem for others, so it is good to be careful and check this before putting it away. It only takes a moment to check it as you take it apart from the mixer. I just made some chili this week with some chuck roast that I freshly ground very coarsely and some pork I ground a couple months ago and froze. It made a chunkier chili than usual, very nice. Now that I have used it a few times, I don't even consider it that much work to clean it up, so I'll also update this to say it's worth using even if you are doing smaller batches.
This is a #22 size grinder! Put a stick of butter down it first,and it will work wonderfully!! An 8qt mixer is NSF approved and it is a DC powered motor, unlike the others in this line of mixers!!
Its got power,and lots of it too!! Stuffing tubes could have been clear plastic. The grinding plates are about $25 each, #22.
Its the smallest,#12,22,32,
42,52,and 55. '#32 is a heavy duty size!
An 8qt mixer should mix 10#of meat, no problem!!
Ask kitchen aid!!
if one partially freezes the meat before grinding as suggested, is it okay to freeze the burger patties or sausages after creating them? I know it is not a good idea to re-freeze raw meat.
Thanks.
Holly Blaney no issues. And honestly, you can refreeze raw meat that’s been properly thawed and handled without issue. GugaFoods does a video on that, you can look it up.
I Purchased the same grinder I couldn’t be more happy with it performance
Very informative,because I'm receiving my kitchen Aid Meat Grinder soon from QVC...
Is there a full recipe for the chicken apple sausage?
I never met someone named Chef and last named Austin. Note to self: name son as Doctor
Fernando, it was tough growing up in grade school for Chef 😂
Just ordered one. Look forward to it !
If I wanted to make my own salami, do they have a larger sausage tube for that?
Tony, at this time there is not a larger stuffer tube for this KitchenAid Grinder. I hope this helps!
Growing up, my mother always made chicken salad and ham salad from leftovers by putting the meat through a hand-crank grinder. How should I use my KitchenAid metal grinder to accomplish this?
Rebecca Shirkey-Solan, you can use the KitchenAid metal grinder the same way! just use the largest grinding place to quickly chop your cooked chicken or ham. If you want a finer consistency, switch to the second smallest grinding plate and run the meat through once more. Great suggestion! I'll have to try this next time I have leftover ham -Chef Austin 👨🍳
this was awseome and INSPIRING.... I have a Kitchenaid and am planning to replace ALL of my BIG BULKY stand alone products with kitchen ad... I like the boxes that all of the elements are stored in, so you simply pull out the box that you need.... really.... as I evaluate ALL of the many items I have purchased that take up such space on my counter.. I could have KitchenAid HIRE ME and I could redirect people to USE THE POWER OF YOUR KITCHEN AID... as it is so POWERFUL..... to SET UP YOUR KITCHEN FOR SUCCESS AND EFFICIENCY.... THE POWER IS IN THE MACHINE>.. you just need to attach the accessory.... from spiralizer, shredder, grinder, food processor.... my pantry is FILLED with large bulky items... also, as an organizer freak>..... one of the big draws to me is the nice SAME size stacking storage containers for the accessories...... really... Ihave so many ideas of how to best market this.... as I am 56 years old and am looking back at my love for cooking; cost for kitchen equipment... if you read this call and I can share.... as I think you are MISSSING and MISSING BIG on your presence in this ACCESSORY market, and SAVING SPACE for people who are trying to cook healthy for their familiies.... my list of ideas on this are BIG...
I bought this some time ago and really like it.
Mine is plastic. Can’t assemble. My old one from 60 years ago is in storage. Bath and Beyond gave it to me for a kitchenaide promotion. What am I doing wrong? Never-mind. I pushed on it and turned it slightly and it seated. This plastic one is small and not like my old cast one. No comparison. Guess I need a new metal one.
Read on another blog that one should freeze a meat grinder for an hour before use. It that really necessary or even something that would be recommended for this particular meat grinder attachment?
Nancy Heaps - yes! This meat grinder can be tossed in the freezer for 20 minutes and that will help the grinding process as well - the cold metal helps to prevent fat in the meat from melting and gumming up. We were doing a smaller batch, so just partially freezing our meat worked just fine without freezing the actual grinder too.
I asked utube to show how to ATTACH THE MEat grinder to the kitc hen aid . machine..NOT HOW TO MAKE SAUGAUGES
Interesting that you were making sausages with the Kitchenaid BEAN grinder, and you had no issues.
When I tried it, it was a nightmare!
Oh you meant MEAT grinder!
😂🤣😂🤣
I can't believe no company can actually build a decent mixer with attachments for the price they charge. SO many negative reviews and disappointing feedback is left - how it could be made with stainless steel how the professional one does not lift up or come with the plastic cover to stop flour etc blowing out the bowl...now i have heard that the coating inside all their bowls except for the glass ones.....the metal coating comes off in the dough/batter mixture and turns the colour of your mixture a tint of silver/grey. This is a big turn off for me. And i don't mind spending the money but daaamn...all the competitive brands are not up to par. Why?
Hey TheTruth, that silver/grey that people see in their mix is typically mechanical polish from the factory and is common - we've made a video detailing how to properly clean and remove the polish before use: th-cam.com/video/IOS2nWP8Oxg/w-d-xo.html . KitchenAid does have multiple tilt-head and bowl-lift mixers - some packages coming with a pouring shield, some coming without one. If you're looking for an alternative comparable mixer to KitchenAid check out Bosch: th-cam.com/video/TfFW7ui1M6M/w-d-xo.html and/or Kenwood: th-cam.com/video/dqxcF_Dk758/w-d-xo.html - Hope this helps! 👨🍳
if you put your cubed meat into the freezer for two hours it will be frozen solid...and you will damage your Kitchenaid. I have made many many pounds of ground beef in mine...freeze for 30 minutes is all you need, even 20 mins is fine
Just bought it great attachment
Glad you like it! Happy grinding 👨🍳
how is it after 2 years of using . did it turn black or any issues please tell me
@@raniaahmed8275 I am wondering the same thing!😊
"my name is :chef Austin"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did your parents name you " Chef Austin " very perceptive of them considering your profession or were you pushed in that direction because of your name ?
Very helpful and informative in regard to ease of function
This video was extremely helpful.
Have you tried to put bones through the meat grinder? I want to grind up my own meat for my dogs food and bone is an important part. Thank you!
Margi, the KitchenAid grinder is not rated to grind bones. You would need a much more powerful grinder for bones. We reccomend the LEM Big Bite Meat Grinder #12 for grinding harder items like bones (but is also great for grinding meats too!) You can see the grinder here: evkitch.com/3Bx8xnl - We can ship your grinder for free! If you have more questions on grinders, let me know and I can help out :) -Chef Austin
@@EverythingKitchens Thank you, Chef Austin!!
The best way to grind bones for pet food is to first cook the meat (chicken, beef, etc) in a pressure cooker. The bones become soft.
I have an all metal off brand attachment for my 590W unit and it works fantastic as a grinder.
no comment on sausage stuffing.....still working out issues.....
Thank you! That was very helpful!
I had the original plastic one back in the 1990s. It was a pain, due to the plastic parts.
I hope this means they will come out with an all metal pasta press. The plastic one is for the birds.
my plastic grinder the collar brock the fisted year
Yes I do have a question. Is it true that juices of the meat sip into the mixer machine itself?😢 I saw some TH-cam VI was telling about that and it was disgusting and I'm thinking why would kitchenaid make a grinder that would allow blood or meat juices to seep into the machine😭 Please can you answer my question
Diana, I've never had this issue with the metal meat grinder. I personally own one too and have not seen this issue. I hope this helps! -Chef Austin
Awesome man.
Great job! I had been wondering whether this all-metal or the other mincing option was best. Essentially you get more bang for your buck with this one. You did a great job of articulating and handling all benefits of the attachment. Cheers from NZ.
Does this grind vegetables as well?
Zelah, yes! This can grind veggies as well
I’ve seen a few use for salsa making
I own one too. It works, but it has shortcomings.
1) The feed hopper is awkwardly shallow, and needs to be deeper.
2) The grinder tends to occasionally spit - I prevent that by using a rubber band to affix a plastic ziploc sandwich bag to dangle down across the grinder's exit plate.
Lame! Doesnt even let the viewers hear what the machine and the attachment sounds like while its in operation.
Just got mine delivered. Can’t wait to try it out.
I find a safety issues with this grinder
I feel the mixer should be *deactivated when the grinder is attached to the mixer*
Clothing could get tangled or if you place a bowl under the grinder it will knock your bowl, our hand can be injured.
The list of safety issues is a huge issue.
Kitchenaid/Whirlpool should consider a way to *deactivate this mixer when the grinder is attached.*
Yet another non-dishwasher safe aluminum junk.
Appreciate the video but don't like that you didn't really demonstrate much of the actual grinding process.
Nice video, but dude, take your ring off when handling raw meat. You don't want to trap microbes under there.
zeldafreak701 this is a kitchen gadget review not a microbiology lecture.
@@lelavender Funny, neither was my comment.
I wear no jewelry at any stage of food prep or cooking. Not even bracelets. They get in the way and risk catching on handles, in addition to being unsanitary.
Nice video but not complete as you haven't mentioned about wattage,voltage electric consumption.
After I clean it where do i store it? back in box? fridge? freezer? cupboard. Please give a suggestion.
Great video.
kiwisun, the box is a perfect place to store it - the good quality foam and sturdy box were meant to be kept for storing the unit. I hope this helps!
Can this machine also grind yuca??
THIS IS NOT NSF APPROVED!! SO ITS NOT GOING INTO THE RESTSURANT OR BUTCHER SHOP!
Nice work, gonna try it now. Thanks for the video information.
Golly! The amount of marketing tho!
I purchased my kitchen-aid in 1995, if I buy the meat grinder attachment today, will it fit my model?
Mary, yes! It will fit :) We can ship your KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment for free: evkitch.com/2OPnMQV
Looking into getting one is there a seal that prevents liquid from leaking into the housing of the mixer? I saw a video of a non KitchenAid attachment that leaked into the housing and got really bad
brandonadam, there isn't one that I know of that has a seal at the back. I personally own one of these grinders and have not experienced any liquid leaking into the mixer itself.
It's aluminum. Need stainless.
U should take this down as it’s not metal, plastic, would like review on plastic grinder
Got ours yesterday from amazon and is Exactly like one in video
Does blood get back into the machine? Apparently it does with 3rd in party grinders and I don't see the difference here
MR G, I'm not sure on blood, but any other meat or juices I haven't noticed get into the interior of the mixer from our use!
I threw mine in the dishwasher after online I read I could and then the grinder said I couldn’t. Feedback?
Kyle, the metal food grinder is not dishwasher safe - the high heat and harsh washing chemicals in the dishwasher are not good for this grinder. KitchenAid recommends hand-washing only.
Outstanding demonstration. Thank you!
Great information and content, very well explained. Awesome work!
Glad it helped!
Try it with the smallest tube. Nada. You have to smash it really really hard. What speed? We tried slow and fast, nothing worked. The meat kept squishing back up the hole around the pusher.
got that thing, very useful but DO NOT PUT IN DISHWASHER it'll turn dark gray, eaten by the soap. Must be aluminium. After removong the black residues it is ok to use, still with dark gray aspect..
Does it work on cooked meat? I like very fine chopped meat in my Bolognese.
Yes it does! That would be a perfect use for the food grinder. You can also run veggies through it when grinding meat for meatballs or hard cheeses like parmesean to crumble it. I hope this helps! Find the grinder here: evkitch.com/2OPnMQV
This was a tremendously helpful video! Thank you to Everything Kitchen!!
Glad we could help!
Can I use this to grind wet corn to make masa to make tortillas? I’ve contacted kitchen aid three times to ask them, no response yet.
evkitch.com/2OPnMQV
I saw their reply in a different spot, that it’s not ideal for wet corn.
can you grind parmigiana cheese block and what disk thanks
Hi, Mike Sideri! Using a fine grinder plate, it is possible to grind cheese in this meat grinder. Though as the name suggests, the main purpose of this attachment is to grind meat. Hope that helps! Good luck!
He call that auger a worm? Lol
That's an auger not a worm.
Where can I get casing for the sausage? Non pork
Hey Ginger, we have many collagen casing sizes from our brand Chard - evkitch.com/3UaWfbD
For the sausage, do you need to grind it twice?
It is recommended to grind sausage twice, using the smaller hole pattern plate. Most sausage has a denser, finer, more consistent texture than ground burger meat (where you want some gaps to hold moisture, fat, juices, etc).
how does the attachment attach to the Kitchenaid Mixer?> Does it just push in? is there a collar to lock the grinder unit? Thanks, nothing is obvious to me
Hey L Chew, KitchenAid mixers have an attachment hub on the front of the mixer accessed by a thumbscrew and removing a small cover. Watch this video here to see it being installed: th-cam.com/video/oxA1UaN59IE/w-d-xo.html - I hope this helps!
@@EverythingKitchens It does, thank you!
Hello, I just bought one and wanted to know if there is a bigger plate/coarse than the large one that came with it. I need a bigger coarse of meat. Any specific bigger plate I need to buy? Thanks
I’m about to make chokecherry jelly, & a few of the recipes says to use a meat grinder to shred the chokecherries prior to cooking. I just bought this metal grinder in hopes that it will work for that.
It should work fine for that!
@@EverythingKitchensthank you. It worked okay as long as I removed it & then cleaned it all out after every few handfuls. It jams up quickly, so I stopped & cleaned, then did a few handfuls again, & repeat.
Not ideal, but even doing that way, I think it saved time when straining after cooking.
I did put them in freezer for half hour first.
@@jmicheledonohue7384 Glad it worked out, that sounds like a tricky recipe! I wonder if a food processor/chopper could get the job done 🤔 not too familar with chokecherries.
Will the taste of onions and garlic wash away after the usage in the grinder? Since I also want to make sweet cookies with the grinder, I'm rather afraid if putting spicy things in it as well. 🙈 Thanks for the answer in advance. Greetings from Germany.
Is that all metal or metal plates? The latter does not last and usually when you start to notice you’ve probably eaten a bit of it long ago as they e been flaking unnoticed.
Never turn the grinder on without priming it with meat first otherwise it's metal on metal.
Thankyou for demonstration, l just bought one awaiting delivery.
I just bought one. Some reviewers didn't do their demos fairly and made it look bad, but they were just not fit for the kitchen. I WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT THE PLASTIC ONE, BUT THE METAL ONE IS KICK BUTT. Now I have the meat grinder, pasta roller 3 pc set, the Gourmet Pasta Press, and the juicer. Gonna get the rest of the tools and some vinyl cling real pretty decals I saw on Etsy, and a dust cover for my mixer. Right now I just put a shower cap over the 5 quart bowl to keep dust out. I'm gonna make a whole wooden cabinet for all my kitchenAid extras pretty soon. First, though, I gotta order the rest of the attachments so I can tell how to design the custom cabinet. I may put it on wheels and sit the mixer on top. It's too tall for the countertop anyway, so I keep it on the table. Thanks for making a fair demonstration. I haven't gotten to try mine, yet. I'm a busy old girl trying to create something legendary to pass down to my oldest child. You made me feel a lot more secure in my purchase.
Does anyone know where I can purchase additional grinder plates? Standard #8 plates are about 1/16” too big in diameter and KithenAid’s website has no info.
Hello! You'll want to contact KitchenAid directly to help with your issue: 1(800) 541-6390
Stuffin’ sausage.
How do you find the Satin Copper KA? does it burnish at all or does the clear coat protect it well?
Have anyone bought this metal food grinder? I would like knowing if sausage horns are metal made or plastic made.
magicdoc58, the sausage stuffing attachments are made from plastic. I hope this helps!
My grinder attachment from GVODE are stainless steel, inlcuding sausage stuffing tubes