The Kenwood MG450 meat grinder with 1400W power, a glossy finish ideal for all kitchens. It features on/off switches and reverse function to smoothly move materials inside the meat grinder.
The Kenwood MG450 meat grinder with 1400W power, a glossy finish ideal for all kitchens. It features on/off switches and reverse function to smoothly move materials inside the meat grinder.
The Kenwood MG450 meat grinder with 1400W power, a glossy finish ideal for all kitchens. It features on/off switches and reverse function to smoothly move materials inside the meat grinder.
Functions
The Meat Grinder MG450 features on/off and reverse function switches to ensure smooth movement of materials inside the grinder. It also comes with three discs for fine, medium, or coarse cutting, an attachment for making kebabs and sausages, as well as a pusher for easy use.
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Today I made 5 kg of lamb mince in one go (previously I have also made pork) without any problems. I started with the largest cutting plate intending to do a second pass with the medium one, but in the end, I left it coarsely ground. I have never seen minced meat stained with oils that are mentioned for other machines. For the price and for occasional use, I recommend it 100%.
Tips:
- Cut the meat into small pieces. Ideally, you will not use the attachment for pushing the meat into the machine at all.
- Completely clean the meat of bones and sinews and as much fat as possible.
- If you see the machine struggling, stop immediately, disassemble the parts, clean them, and, if necessary, use a "coarser" cutting plate / cut smaller pieces / remove fats-bones-sinews.
- In the end, clean the meat residues well and, after drying, brush a layer of oil (anything) for protection against rust.
Edit: I have only used it for mince; I have no opinion on the other functions (sausages, etc.).