Questions and Answers for KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer

A:  KitchenAid recommends removing any grizzle from meat prior to grinding for the best results.

A:  sure ... whatever floats your boat :)

A:  Likely, yes, but it grinds better when the food is slightly frozen.

A:  The Metal Food Grinder is not recommended for grinding chicken bones.

A:  Yes, but why do you want to do that? I am sure it will grind the feathers and beak too. It might have a problem grinding the clucking of a live chicken.

A:  Hi Interested. This Metal Food Grinder is manufactured specifically to work on KitchenAid Stand Mixers only.

A:  Hi CaIie, The Metal Food Grinder attachment is stainless steel and is not dishwasher safe.

A:  Hi 300Michael, The Metal Food Grinder will only grind the almonds for making butter. We recommend using a food processor for best results.

A:  Yes! I also love it for grinding roast or chicken to make meat spreads for sandwiches. If I for some unknown reason and I had to replace it I would only replace it with the metal attachment.

A:  Hi Nicky, The smallest grinding disc is perfect for ricing potatoes.

A:  Yes

A:  I haven’t stuffed any meat yet but the food grinder is awesome. I am sure the stuffer works just as well. I am glad that I purchased this item

A:  Hi Pickles, You can use the food grinder and the stuffer cones to make your own sausage.

A:  The item is made of stainless steel

A:  Seems like it is stainless steel with some sturdy plastic parts. All the grinder plates, blade and housing all look like stainless steel. The auger is a plastic piece as is the plunger, but they appear very sturdy.

A:  Pot metal plastic and stainless steel

A:  Hi Jack, The new metal food grinder attachment is all stainless steel.

A:  stainless steel with nylon gear for noise. very quiet