Alfa - MC5 - #12 1/2 HP Electric Meat Grinder

SKU: 95082

Price: $128.54/EA

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Use the Alfa MC5 Electric Meat Chopper to chop and grind your meat of choice in no time. Perfect for at-home meat processing like sausage and patty making, this little machine comes equipped with a #12 grinder head and a sturdy meat pan. A variety of plates, a cutting knife, and a handful of sausage making tubes give you the ability to get started right when the chopper arrives at your door. Forget about inferior and less-than-fresh product, put a reliable Alfa meat chopper to the test in your kitchen today and serve only the best to your customers!

#12 1/2 HP Electric Meat Grinder Features

Electric meat grinder
220 lb per hour capacity
Die-cast aluminum construction
Includes: #12 head, stainless steel #12 chopping knife, (3) #12 plates (1/8 in, 3/16 in, and 5/16 in), (3) stuffing tubes and Kubbe attachment,
2-3 Ibs of meat per minute
Motor 1/2HP/350W
115V/60Hz/1-Ph
UL listed
6 month warranty

Specs
Replaces

Volts: 115
Capacity: 220 lbs/hr
Grinder Head: #12 Head
Grinder Plate: Multiple Plates
Placement: Freestanding
Power: Electric

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I'm looking for an appliance that will grind chicken back & neck bones/meat to make homemade dog food, creating a raw, ground product. Would this be able to handle that job?
Asked on 11/20/2016 by Kitchenwitch from Massachusetts
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  I would be hesitant to use this grinding bones, even chicken bones. The more the bones are dried out the better chance this would be able to handle the job.
  Answered on 11/23/2016 by Steve from Boulder
Q:
Can this grinder be used to make nut butters?
Asked on 11/5/2015 by Leslie
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  This Electric Meat Grinder was not necessarily designed for that kind of application, and may 'gum up' some of the internal parts on the grinder itself, that can be a hassle to clean.
  From experience, you may be better off searching for a food processor and/or a food blender.
  Answered on 11/9/2015 by Chris from Boulder
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where is it made ?
Asked on 5/5/2014 by Anonymous
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  This meat grinder is made in China.
  Answered on 5/6/2014 by Kasy Allen from Boulder, CO

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