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Since there was some interest in video of the bowl chopper in operation, I’m posting a couple of links to some video clips I made.
The video clips show a batch of weisswurst I made this week, at the beginning of the chop and at the end. You can see the change in texture as the mix is emulsified. The total chop time was 5 minutes. I was able to split the 9 lb batch in two and emulsify it in two 4.5 lb runs through the chopper. I really like the added capacity of this machine.
I also did the grinding on this machine, but removed the grinder head to make it easier to load and video the chopper.https://1drv.ms/v/s!Alen9X8gHEKExFCg9_UJjfftJt8K?e=GhdQ3O
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Alen9X8gHEKExE9heH6z-whOxgOn?e=xBXnEk
processhead Nice looking texture & thorough spice mix.
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My wife needed some ground fresh pork today to make wontons for soup so I used that for an excuse to try out the new grinder/ chopper. Although the grinder is the same size No.12 head as my old one, it now has about three times the horsepower driving it and seems to run at higher RPM.
I ran about 3 lbs of semifrozen pork through a 3/16 plate and was done in about a minute.
I set aside a 1 lb of the ground pork for my wife’s project and put the remaining 2 lbs in the bowl chopper with some water and a small amount of left over breakfast sausage season I had on hand.
I ran the chopper about 5 minutes, adding a small amount of additional water. It did a great job of emulsifying all the ingredients and would work equally well for bologna or fine ground wieners . I will have to do another test run to see what the maximum batch size will be. The two lbs of meat came nowhere close to the capacity of the bowl.
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Interesting find
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JoeB That is a good find & a good price too. I have been looking for something like that for ages, figuring I could get something more heavy duty & better quality for a lot less, & the cranking will help supply some always need exercise, like walking & climbing these building sites, right. However, they are usually priced up into the several hundreds if not thousands when I find them. That is a good find. Same would go for manual coffee grinders or spice grinders. I wish I could find something like that around here.
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JoeB
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JoeB That looks so neat, I love to see how things have evolved over the years.
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bocephus Think it is still available if you want me to pick it up?
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JoeB Thanks, but my wife tells me I have enough hobbies.
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bocephus said in Estate Sale Score:
JoeB Thanks, but my wife tells me I have enough hobbies.
That slicer would look cool on display in the man cave or the kitchen. I say go for it.
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bocephus I resemble that remark
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bocephus said in Estate Sale Score:
JoeB Thanks, but my wife tells me I have enough hobbies.
That slicer would look cool on display in the man cave or the kitchen. I say go for it.
processhead It would look good on a shelf in a processing room.
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