Grinder head cooling pak
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I have the cool pack on my carnivore grinder. The purpose is to keep the neck super cool and allow the meat/fat to flow through it easily. I’ve used it on and then taken it off. What I noticed is the fat will cling to the walls with it off. If I start with a cold neck and cold meat, it runs much cleaner.
I like it well enough that I bought a spare to cycle them and keep frozen. Pdennishoddy
Thanks for the info. Since my grinds are typically 25# or less and I put the head and meat in the freezer prior. I’ve never had an issue with sticking or smearing. Was curious on the ice paks though. -
Joe Hell working in a butcher shop???
That could be dangerous!! Look out Walla Walla.
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Parksider Well…I just started a part time gig at a new butcher shop. Talk about hog heaven! It’s not much different than home projects but there is a whole lot of it and I get to dirty someone else’s kitchen!
Joe Hell as the old saying goes if you love what you do you will never work a day in your life
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Joe Hell as the old saying goes if you love what you do you will never work a day in your life
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craigrice I’ve never loved any task more than this! I’m working with 2 master butchers and absorbing every amount of information that I can.
Joe Hell good for you
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craigrice I’ve never loved any task more than this! I’m working with 2 master butchers and absorbing every amount of information that I can.
Joe Hell in my late teens I worked in a small shop some 4 decades ago
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dennishoddy PapaSop So last weekend I was at the clubhouse pulling the meat from the freezer and saw the grinder head sitting there, and tossed it into the freezer overnight. I actually think it did help move the product through and I like to grind semi-frozen anyway so by the time a chopped up 100 pounds of pork and tossed that in the freezer, ground the semi thawed venison then back to the pork everything just flew through and it was still cold when i was done.
To me this is exactly what Meatgistics is for! We can shorten the learning curve by sharing since we don’t process meat everyday!Thanks fellas!
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Parksider It’s nice to see someone who has given a lot of their time and expertise on here get something back other than gratitude!
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dennishoddy PapaSop So last weekend I was at the clubhouse pulling the meat from the freezer and saw the grinder head sitting there, and tossed it into the freezer overnight. I actually think it did help move the product through and I like to grind semi-frozen anyway so by the time a chopped up 100 pounds of pork and tossed that in the freezer, ground the semi thawed venison then back to the pork everything just flew through and it was still cold when i was done.
To me this is exactly what Meatgistics is for! We can shorten the learning curve by sharing since we don’t process meat everyday!Thanks fellas!
Parksider
Yep, with my big grinds in the 25-30 # range, putting the head in freezer ahead of time it has always stayed cold throughout the grinding process. -
Parksider
Yep, with my big grinds in the 25-30 # range, putting the head in freezer ahead of time it has always stayed cold throughout the grinding process. -
AdamCA Yup, grinder head in the freezer for a few hours first is always a good plan. We have an ice tray in our freezer that we use specifically for this to speed up the cooling, unfortunately sometimes ice cubes get stuck to it and then I have to freeze my hands trying to pull them off. The first time that happened I litteraly ran hot water over it to get rid of them…not the dumbest thing I’ve ever done but close.
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