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Kenwood mincer attachment
DonnaP
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Hi
I have a Kenwood Chef which I use a lot for baking, but wondered about buying a mincer attachemnt.
I don't eat meat, but do cook it for husband and 2 girls and don't like buying rubbish meat. I thought one option would be to buy good quality meat and mince it myself.
Do they work and does anyone find them useful? Do I need to get a particular one to match my Kenwood or do they all fit?
Many thanks
Donna
I have a Kenwood Chef which I use a lot for baking, but wondered about buying a mincer attachemnt.
I don't eat meat, but do cook it for husband and 2 girls and don't like buying rubbish meat. I thought one option would be to buy good quality meat and mince it myself.
Do they work and does anyone find them useful? Do I need to get a particular one to match my Kenwood or do they all fit?
Many thanks
Donna
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We got ours with the second hand Kenwood we bought. We have only used it once. We do buy good quality meat at the farmers market though - so mincing our own meat was just a fun thing to do as the lamb mince we buy is very good anyway. We have two mincing blades - fine and chunky. The fine worked better.
We are planning to use it more if we decide to:
1) get a second freezer
2) use the second freezer to buy larger (bulk - e.g. half a lamb) meat purchasesEnjoying an MSE OS life
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I don't have a Kenwood, I have a Bosch Concept machine. I have a mincer for that and it is great... we also use it to make our own sausages. Yummy
Based on that, if I had a Chef I would get the mincer attachment.0 -
I used to have a Kenwood chef (gave it to my daughter in law several years ago) with various attachments, including a mincer. All worked fine, but you would need the special kenwood mincer attachment, not any other sort. I think they are quite expensive. How about trying on Ebay, or even freecycle?0
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There are two types of mincer attachments - the ones for 700 type machines and the one with the 900 series number. Unless you have a 700 series chef, get the 900 - 920? attachment. Easy. I get my attachments off ebay, you can get all the bits and pieces...:wall:0
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Dad has given me my mum's Kenwood chef a901 version. It's old but still working ok. I have the basic attachments and a liquidiser. I was thinking of trying to track the mincer attachment down so I could mince up leftovers from our sunday joints and wondered anyone had one and if it was worth the expense?
Thanks in advance
ThriftyCross Stitch Challenge Member ?Number 2013 challenge = to complete rest of millenium sampler.0 -
Hi thifty,
This earlier thread may help:
Kenwood mincer attachment
I'll add your post to that one later to keep the replies together.
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You know... I really don't think you need it... it's just more clutter. I'd be more than willing to take it off your hands so you can have the space back
:p
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cheeky! my grandma has one too, shame you too far away xxCross Stitch Challenge Member ?Number 2013 challenge = to complete rest of millenium sampler.0
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