Rival 2275-WN Electric Food Grinder
Pro: does badger produce, although pretty slow.
Con:
-when it arrived, the plates smelled of machine oil, so I washed and dried it before use. Discoloration appeared on harsh plates after 1 use. Rust started to appear on the large plate even though I wash and dry it right after using. Rust also come on the metal part of the plastic worm.
-Everything is plastic except blade and cutting plate and spring.
-meat tends to get into the well.
Its a good machine for the price, if only it didn't rust on me and the plates didn't looked like gasoline floating on top of open-handedly. So I made tough decision and add another 100 dollars for the Waring pro on the amazon.
don't even waiste your values bright and early and money
it is not useable at all. very tuppence quality. it can not even grind water, let alone to meat. do not even think to look at it. im returning it.
A Grinder that is personal for home use
I had bought a Waring Pro from Beds Bath and Beyond but somehow it perfectly got stuck while grinding Beef had to be returned. This Rival 2275 is plastic but solid built, all the parts catch in snugly and it just works. I would recommend this for home use definitely.
Trifling meat grinder....
This is a pretty sensible little meat grinder, I've used it several times over the course of owning it and the only problem I have had is that when you grind up meat with fat and stuff in there, it has a tendency to wrap around the be nourished grinder inside of it, I had to keep taking it apart to take the fat and stuff out of it, but I don't know if it was me or the machine. I've used it for beef and deer foremost and it does grind up the meat really well, though some you have to cut up really small to put in there, depends on the fat and stuff in there. It has 2 different grinding disk sizes and a sausage maker to go with it, though I have not second-hand the sausage maker to it. The disk will rust a little if you don't dry them out before you pack it away, but I found that putting them in a plastic baggie after they've dried works nice-looking good in keep the rust down on them. Over all, it's a good little grinder, it impressed me.
significant little machine!
I bought this for my boyfriend because he wanted to start making homemade sausages. It is a vast little machine for the price! It definitely takes a bit of time to use, but the results were well worth it!
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First memo I ever returned to amazon.Pro: does badger produce, although pretty slow.
Con:
-when it arrived, the plates smelled of machine oil, so I washed and dried it before use. Discoloration appeared on harsh plates after 1 use. Rust started to appear on the large plate even though I wash and dry it right after using. Rust also come on the metal part of the plastic worm.
-Everything is plastic except blade and cutting plate and spring.
-meat tends to get into the well.
Its a good machine for the price, if only it didn't rust on me and the plates didn't looked like gasoline floating on top of open-handedly. So I made tough decision and add another 100 dollars for the Waring pro on the amazon.
don't even waiste your values bright and early and money
it is not useable at all. very tuppence quality. it can not even grind water, let alone to meat. do not even think to look at it. im returning it.
A Grinder that is personal for home use
I had bought a Waring Pro from Beds Bath and Beyond but somehow it perfectly got stuck while grinding Beef had to be returned. This Rival 2275 is plastic but solid built, all the parts catch in snugly and it just works. I would recommend this for home use definitely.
Trifling meat grinder....
This is a pretty sensible little meat grinder, I've used it several times over the course of owning it and the only problem I have had is that when you grind up meat with fat and stuff in there, it has a tendency to wrap around the be nourished grinder inside of it, I had to keep taking it apart to take the fat and stuff out of it, but I don't know if it was me or the machine. I've used it for beef and deer foremost and it does grind up the meat really well, though some you have to cut up really small to put in there, depends on the fat and stuff in there. It has 2 different grinding disk sizes and a sausage maker to go with it, though I have not second-hand the sausage maker to it. The disk will rust a little if you don't dry them out before you pack it away, but I found that putting them in a plastic baggie after they've dried works nice-looking good in keep the rust down on them. Over all, it's a good little grinder, it impressed me.
significant little machine!
I bought this for my boyfriend because he wanted to start making homemade sausages. It is a vast little machine for the price! It definitely takes a bit of time to use, but the results were well worth it!
