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Can someone advise a novice on the best *inexpensive* implement to mince up
meat for occaisional home use? Thanks |
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johnclayton_____ wrote:
> Can someone advise a novice on the best *inexpensive* implement to > mince up meat for occaisional home use? Thanks > A chef's knife. |
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johnclayton_____ wrote:
> Can someone advise a novice on the best *inexpensive* implement to mince up > meat for occaisional home use? Thanks If you mean the UK version of "mince", which is what we call "grind" where I live, I've seen good hand-cranked meat grinders for as little as US$20 on eBay. I found an electric grinder at the thrift store for half that, but the one I bought on eBay ended up being around $50. If you just mean chopping up in tiny pieces, I'd use a good, sharp knife. (Which will work for a fine grind, too, but will take longer.) Serene |
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