Walton's 50# mixer
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cdavis said in Walton's 50# mixer:
Dr_Pain but just think of all the midnight snacking that could take place
HAHAHA!!! I can imagine my oldest being excited since he is a foodie like me
Dr_Pain make some of that Kabanosy and let him snack on them he will help you to convert that room, hehe.
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Dr_Pain make some of that Kabanosy and let him snack on them he will help you to convert that room, hehe.
mrobisr said in Walton's 50# mixer:
Dr_Pain make some of that Kabanosy and let him snack on them he will help you to convert that room, hehe.
LOL!!! I am sure you are right that he would help me convert the room or actually offer to take all my equipment to his house next to the Med School
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Update on 50# mixer. I finally got the time to use the mixer and I just can’t say enough positive things about the mixer. I did two batches both a little over 15lbs and the protein extraction was phenomenal to say the least. The spices and liquid were distributed very quickly and evenly.
I found that just as Jonathan said in the video when you tilt the pan >98% of the meat was emptied into the lug with just basic scrapping of the side walls and paddles to finish the process.
Clean up is a breeze, take off 4 wingnuts and the pan separates from the stand. The paddles come out with just a simple turn of a knob. It’s just as easy to put back together and get another batch going.
I don’t know what the true minimum is because it had no problem at all with my batch size, I never once had to push any product back down it all got mixed. This is a real mixer that surpassed my expectations, so if you are contemplating getting a mixer don’t hesitate to buy this model it’s a winner.
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Very nice review. Definitely think ov an upgrade from my small 20.
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samspade In all honesty the 20 would have worked fine for me, but my body is just too wore out to be cranking a handle, so I went with the motorized function and I absolutely do not regret it.
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samspade In all honesty the 20 would have worked fine for me, but my body is just too wore out to be cranking a handle, so I went with the motorized function and I absolutely do not regret it.
mrobisr I just did 30 lbs. And wish I had a way to power it.
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samspade yeah I like my 20lb mixer but I would sure love to be able to hook it to the grinder.
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mrobisr 15 years ago I would have laughed at needing another machine to power there turning of the handle…now I sweat if I have to turn the crank manually on a sausage stuffer. I spoke to Rebecca Thisthlewaite yesterday for the podcast. She works with Oregon State University and their Niche Meat Processing Assistance (https://www.nichemeatprocessing.org/) she takes health as seriously as I used to. Sort of inspired me to get back into shape. Shes probably my age and looks significantly younger!
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Adding a grinder drivin meat mixer was a game changer for me. I’m still using a hand crank stuffer but have started looking at an electric one, lol. No problem for sausage but I really enjoy my snack sticks.
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samspade i have no doubt and now that I have experienced the flip the switch and watch I’m surely not going back.
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mrobisr 15 years ago I would have laughed at needing another machine to power there turning of the handle…now I sweat if I have to turn the crank manually on a sausage stuffer. I spoke to Rebecca Thisthlewaite yesterday for the podcast. She works with Oregon State University and their Niche Meat Processing Assistance (https://www.nichemeatprocessing.org/) she takes health as seriously as I used to. Sort of inspired me to get back into shape. Shes probably my age and looks significantly younger!
Jonathon when I was active duty and in superior condition I didn’t even own and electric grinder. I butchered pigs, calves, and deer and used the hand turned grinder, but that’s probably why my body is worn out, too many push-ups and hand turning tools. That’s a very interesting link, thanks.
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mrobisr 15 years ago I would have laughed at needing another machine to power there turning of the handle…now I sweat if I have to turn the crank manually on a sausage stuffer. I spoke to Rebecca Thisthlewaite yesterday for the podcast. She works with Oregon State University and their Niche Meat Processing Assistance (https://www.nichemeatprocessing.org/) she takes health as seriously as I used to. Sort of inspired me to get back into shape. Shes probably my age and looks significantly younger!
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Tex_77 Ain’t nothing wrong with the dad bod.
–Austin Walton
VP of Operations at Walton’s & Meatgistics HostShop waltons.com for Everything but the Meat!
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Austin Wait till you are over 60 have grand kids and and then say that. It then become dad bod mod.
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I think getting older just means prioritizing the hand cranks you’d like to automate. Mixing or stuffing? Eventually I figure it will be both.
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Can’t seem to find a picture of the mixer that will give me an idea of whether or not it will hook up to my grinder. The description leads me to believe it is capable of being hooked up with grinders that are not Walton’s. Can anyone confirm that? I have a #22 Torrey commercial table top grinder.
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Hope this helps
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There is another thread here somewhere of someone successfully hooking that up to a cabelas grinder, using a piece of pvc to shim diameter differences
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Grimpuppy this is great! Thank you!
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