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IKEA 365+ non-stick cookware, induction capable & inexpensive, I'm impressed!
I replace my Teflon non-stick cookware every few years as it deteriorates. For this reason I don't like to spend much money for this "disposable" cookware. I also wanted to get one of the newer generation Teflon coatings that are safe for metal utensils and aren't made using PFOA (not 100% sure about PFOA in this pan but Dupont has been phasing it out over the last several years). Because I'm getting an induction cooktop I didn't want aluminum. These pans ave very nice! Thick stainless steel base, nice balance, ergonomically agreeable tubular steel handles & Platinum Plus Teflon, dishwasher safe. I bought 3 sizes 9,11 & 13 inch. They cost about $75.00 delivered for the lot, including tax. If you're in the market for inexpensive non-stick frying pans these are highly recommended
re: c oliver
Similar to the OP I go through Teflon pans every few years. With my father spending weekends with my family now we found ourselves in a store where I was looking at a large Teflon pan to replace mine. My father warmly reminded me of my mothers extensive collection of pans and his lack of need for them being alone now. I brought home a few tonight, these however I will be keeping for many years to come.
re: c oliver
c oliver,
Dude and I watched Oblivion today. I opined that all the furnishings looked a lot Ikea. Dude went me one further, said the HOUSE looked Ikea.
I think the house was more like the old Home of the Future at Disneyland.
Still, I didn't see these pans, but the cookware was kept out of sight. No show kitchen for Tom Cruise, no sir.
A couple years ago, I bought a set of Ikea cookware on sale. Included in the set was an 11" nonstick skillet. We have found it to be quite useful when cooking eggs and fried potatoes.
The other items were a 1-1/2 quart sauce pan, a 3 quart kettle and a 5 quart kettle. The set was on sale for $20. The price yesterday was $49.
Crap. I responded to this post yesterday, but I did not actually open the link. I wish I would have opened that link. If I had, I would have purchased the 13" nonstick pan when we were at Ikea on Saturday. Oh well, we've gotten by with the 11" pan for a while now, I guess we'll be ok until the next Ikea trip (It's a 50 mile round trip, but it's across the city, traffic and all that. I usually only go to Ikea when I make airport runs.)
re: c oliver
LOVE these skillets! Great weight, nice heavy bottom. Heated super evenly and made a wonderful cheese omelet for breakfast. Got two 9" and two 11" and with shipping they were under $70. zackly, I'm really in your debt on this one. I'd been looking and looking and not finding anything that didn't cost more than I thought was necessary. Thanks again.
re: c oliver
I'm thrilled you liked them. The are very nice and a tremendous value.If you look at my posts you'll see I'm always on my soapbox railing against paying too much for anything just because it's a prestigious brand or some celebrity chef endorses it. Commercial (looking but not functioning)stoves, All Clad, Le Creuset , de Buyer(buy a generic knockoff, they're just as good functionally) & most anything sold @ Whole Foods, Sur La Table, Williams & Sonoma have been in my cross hairs. I'm all about value for the buck function over form but I'll spend a $100.00 for a small bottle of authentic Balsamic vinegar because there are no substitutes as good.
re: zackly
I'm EX-zackly like that :) I just don't get it. But I guess that's a topic for another thread!
re: Chemicalkinetics
We've done two Ikea kitchens and every room in our house has something(s) from there. Real work horses.
re: c oliver
<We've done two Ikea kitchens>
What is an Ikea kitchen? Like cabinets and cookware from Ikea?
re: Chemicalkinetics
Like THIS is an Ikea kitchen! All the cabinets cost $3k. Since we live 200 miles from the nearest one we had our countertops done locally $1500. The DW and range hood are Ikea. They sell all kitchen appliances. Our whole kitchen including appliances was approx. $7k.
ETA: I forgot that $3k included the farm sink.
re: c oliver
Nice. So am I correct that it is like a one-stop shopping at Ikea to renovate your kitchen? Do you buy individual pieces? Or does Ikea offers like "bundle" or "theme" packages?
re: Chemicalkinetics
Here's a link that will kind show:
They have easy to use design software so you start with your measurements and design to fit/suit. They can also help you in the store. When you're done, it gives you a list of everything you're going to need and the price. Everything comes in flat boxes and you assemble - or pay someone to do it. Once we got our design we went to the store and they saw where we missed a couple of things. The kitchen people are fantastic. And, yes, they have all manner of cookware. Hell, they have everything :) At times we need to replace everyday glassware and that's usually where we do it. Highly recommend. And as you may have noticed, I cook a lot so my kitchens get a workout.
re: Chemicalkinetics
CK have you ever been to an Ikea?
re: jrvedivici
Decades ago, and I think only once or twice in my whole life. All I remember was that people complain about Ikea furniture do not last.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Well, "people" are wrong. We have dressers, nighstands, side tables. (This was a family cabin that we redid so we needed almost everything.) And the kitchen cabinets are SO sturdy. If you get a chance to wander through, I recommend it. I promise you'll buy something :)
re: Chemicalkinetics
When you said "Ikea is going to take over the world" I assumed you were one of the loyal. If there is one within a reasonable distance to you I would suggest taking a ride there one day. It really is a site to see........they have EVERYTHING now, including whole kitchens to answer your earlier question.
(They actually have whole apartments staged in in their showroom) You cannot walk through an Ikea and not buy something. I bet you!!
re: Chemicalkinetics
The living room chairs and sofas are really more suitable for a college dorm or first apartment rather than a home for middle aged and older adults, so I agree with you on that part of the furniture. The dining room sets and other tables appear to be quite sturdy as do the kitchen cabinets.
re: John E.
Yes, that is what I was hearing. Granted that it was like 10 years ago.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I know people with an Ikea kitchen, and it looks fine to me. They have a small kitchen and the cabs fit well and look very nice. I assume they work well.
re: sueatmo
Do they have Ikea sofas and futons in those kitchens?
re: John E.
:) Dang near! They have probably dozens of 'vignettes' set up and some of them are entire living spaces in small - really small - spaces." I don't have any experience with their upholstered pieces so I'll defer to others on that.
re: c oliver
re: John E.
<were never seen again.>
Ha ha ha.
Probably ran away with another woman or man.
re: c oliver
All those cabinets for $3K? When will you be moving in?
re: kaleokahu
We've been here for a couple of years. Those pix were taken before the trim pieces were installed below the upper cabinets. AND the countertops have not been that bare since :)
Attached is a picture of our daughter's new Ikea kitchen. All the cabinets and quartz countertop for $3600.
re: c oliver
re: Chemicalkinetics
Ikea & my beloved Costco!
re: Chemicalkinetics
Ingvar Kamprad as a good Nazi (look it up) is simply following the fuhrer's plan. Leaving that aside, IKEA is such good value - don't forget the surprisingly good and cheap cafeteria.
re: kagemusha49
Hi, kagemusha: "Ingvar Kamprad as a good Nazi..."
Well, after looking it up, that sort of locks the door on *me* ever buying from IKEA again.
re: kaleokahu
I just read about Ingvar Kamprad and it appears he was involved with a Swedish facist organization. It does not indicate he was a 'nazi'. He also has said he regrets it. He also is not on the board at Ikea. His three sons are running the company.
I don't shop at Ikea often, at most once or twice a year. This information about the founder, while a bit troubling, happened a long time ago and there is no indication his invovement with that facist group had any victims because of his involvement.
re: John E.
Hi, John:
If you're trying to draw a distinction between the National Socialist Party of Germany and the Swedish Socialist Unity Party, good luck with that one--it's a distinction without a difference in terms of ideology--purely Nazi.
Of *course* he says he regrets holding views that could lower him on the Forbes' 100 list. He didn't even *attempt* to come clean about his "youthful stupidity" until 1988 (apparently reaching adulthood at age 68) Engdahl was also active in efforts to assist Danish and Norwegian Nazis to escape justice after WW2, and was a central figure in connecting Europe's far-right movements in the postwar period. http://www.stockholmnews.com/more.asp...
He apparently also still has had a lot of complimentary things to say about fellow fascists and their ideas, as late as 2010 (still a stupid child at 84?). See, http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-...
As to who really runs IKEA, there is serious doubt that it is anyone but Ingvar himself still at the helm. Certainly, a lot of money's been spent carefully creating the appearance he's no longer connected to IKEA.
re: kaleokahu
We'd like to keep this thread focused on IKEA's cookware and not the founder's politics, so we're going to ask everyone to head away from this tangent on this thread. If you want to start another thread on a more appropriate board, that would be fine.
re: kagemusha49
That's right. Yet, people have a lot more problems with Walmart or Chi-fil-A than Ikea.
Ingvar Kamprad probably has achieved more global domination than Walmart.
That middle one is the one I use multiple times a week. They also sell a glass/metal lid for it that fits other size pans too. People don't believe me when I say it's from Ikea because it's really good quality.
re: juliejulez
Dang, I wish I'd paid more attention when I was ordering. But we'll be in Seattle in about a month and will visit Ikea certainly. IMneverHO, cookware snobs are the...well, I won't say what, but they could take a few lessons in humility :)
re: c oliver
<IMneverHO, cookware snobs are the...well, I won't say what, but they could take a few lessons in humility :)>
Agree, but that doesn't keep us utilitarian types (well, THIS one anyway) from lusting after stuff like this deBuyer Mont Bleu.
Still, it is only "multilayer", so no telling if how many plies it is. *sigh*
Oh, wait, that was snobby, wasn't it? LOL
re: DuffyH
Ah, my friend, I meant no offense but I truly don't get it. My attitude towards cookware is that it's a tool not art. I want it to do the job EXCELLENTLY. The cost means nothing to me. If I can get great results from a $15 skillet, why would I want anything else. Oh, yeah, my cookware is all in cabinets. I don't display them :) I broke Bob of 'decorating with audio-visual equipment" about 25 years ago. Figured I shouldn't either :)
re: c oliver
Well, as practical as I am, I still lust for tools that are also art. I'm not buying them, but I do appreciate them.
My wall art is largely flea market finds, but I still like to look at Klimt. If I had the cash, I'd surround myself with gorgeous tools, preferably handmade and one-offs.
re: DuffyH
Now handmade stuff, I'm with you. But something's got to give; I can't have everything. Dagnabit!
re: c oliver
<...can't have everything.>
So true. Doesn't stop us from wanting it. :-D
re: DuffyH
Hi, Duffy:
It may well be true that one cannot have everything. However, it's been my experience when it comes to fine cookware (which I'll define for our purposes here as having excellent quality, proven weight/shapes/geometries, first-rate features and performance, and good aestheics/ergonomics) every dollar spent on wares which DON'T meet this definition makes it harder for me to afford the fine stuff.
I'm at a stage in my life and lifestyle where I can't abide buying any cookware, furniture, or durable tools which I know or suspect I'll need to replace before I die. The few items I've bought from IKEA have all been steps in that wrong direction.
re: kaleokahu
Hi K,
I've never owned any IKEA cookware, so will let others speak to their quality. I've got no opinion on them at all.
I'm in a different place than you are. We had the ability to buy most anything we wanted but gave it up in favor of a better quality of life. We retired early and are living much more frugally than before, because we're living off investments until we begin collecting our social security payments.
I have to balance cost versus life expectancy. This means that now I look for sturdy bargains, like my Tribute saucier. It's a trade-off I'm happy to make.
re: DuffyH
We're similar, Duffy. For a dinner at Per Se I can buy an international airline ticket. For what I can pay for the most expensive - and that doesn't mean the best - cookware, I can furnish TWO kitchens. If I give up an expensive piece of cookware, I can buy a whole duck liver. And, yes, planning for the future. The current national average for extended care in the US is $7k/mo. And that's in after-tax dollars. WE'VE done that math. I'm sticking with my good deals and bet I can outcook a lot of people who only want the most expensive 'tools.'
re: DuffyH
Hi, Duffy:
If you remove the rather silly necessity a lot of people have for buying new, truly fine is quite affordable.
Then again, you have certain requirements which preclude quite a bit.
re: kaleokahu
Hey Kaleo,
<you have certain requirements which preclude quite a bit.>
Yes, that's true, and does rule out most vintage stuff except perhaps AC. And there are those handles to deal with. I wasn't happy about getting rid of my Calphalon, which while not the highest quality, had served me well and likely had another 12 years in it, at the least.
Still, I do appreciate your larger point, quality used stuff is absolutely worth seeking out.
OTOH, since I had to buy new cookware anyway, I admit it was a little exciting. Like moving into a new house, only on a smaller scale. But I get my jollies repainting perfectly lovely rooms every few years, so I'm not the best role model here.
re: inaplasticcup
The way YOU cook, that's high praise indeed :)


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Any kid subject to orthodontia work is going to struggle with pain as well as hunger. Here's our list of foods to comfort kids after a trip to the ortho.
Over the last five years we've ushered three of our children into the world of orthodontia. We've done palatal expanders, retainers, and braces, among other things that I can't remember the names of. And each time, there's been a challenging season of what to feed them since their mouths are so sore.
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Meat Grinder Recs?
- eight_inch_pestle Jul 2, 2010 02:48 PM
Title pretty much says it all: looking to start making some of my own sausages, and am in the market for a meat grinder. Any feedback much appreciated. Thanks!
re: adamshoe
Do have one, but had heard some mixed reviews. Thanks for chiming in. If a preponderance of votes here go in favor of the KitchenAid I'll certainly revise my opinion. Thanks again.
re: eight_inch_pestle
I know this post was over a year ago, but I have to chime in. DO NOT buy the Kitchenaid attachment! I bought it yesterday to grind some chuck and sirloin for burgers. I followed all the instructions (cut meat into small pieces and chilled them, chilled the grinder, etc.). It ground nicely for about 10 seconds, and then got clogged with fat (and these weren't particularly fatty cuts). I cleaned the disk and blade out, started again, and within five seconds it was clogged again. I then noticed that there were specks of grey in the ground meat, which upon closer examination turned out to be little globs of grease from the drive mechanism of the grinder. Yuck.
I'd seen poor reviews at Amazon (including many complaints about the same grease-in-the-meat issue), but took my chances anyway. After a total of about 30 seconds of grinding, I'm returning it and looking for something better. Boo on Kitchenaid.
re: monopod
Because this thread got a bump, I'm just seeing this post. MY pasta attachment must be five years old and is fantastic. I've never had a single problem with it and I do sometimes 10# at a time.
Here's the one recommended by Michael Rulman and he's pretty serious about the process of sausage making.
re: bookhound
The grinder pictured on his site is a copy of the Tasin TS 108.
The power of your KA grinder will be depend on the power and condition of your mixer. That's one reason why you hear mixed results on the KA grinder. One big problem with the KA grinder is the hopper tray is really small. I still use my KA for very small grinding duties but pull out my Tasin for larger grinding jobs. I recently made chicken sausage and grinding with the Tasin was a breeze but stuffing was a little challenging . It doesn't come with a stuffing plate. Something I will need to order. As a side note, does anyone have a good way to get all the meat out of the stuffing tube?
If I was doing a lot of sausage I would invest in a piston type stuffer.
re: scubadoo97
That grinder comes under a variety of labels and you can find it on several web sites. The best price I found was at Northerntool.com. My experience with this particular cheap model has been better than Porker's. It's been used a couple of times a month for 3 years to make 5 lb batches of sausage with no problems.
Northern Tool also sells a 5-lb capacity stuffer for about $100 if you're ready to make that leap.
As for getting all the meat out of the grinder, put something bulky and inexpensive into the grinder after the meat is done. Old bread, leftover rice, raw potatoes, whatever.
Have made many pates using the KitchenAid grinder, and have had no problems grinding stuff. The secret is to make sure that your meat is chilled, not frozen, when you grind it. The KitchenAid can handle that with ease. I have the sausage stuffer attachment with the KitchenAid (bought it as part of a package deal). It works fine.
I don't have experience with KitchenAid, so can't comment on that.
I was introduced to the world of sausage making by an old Italian friend who has since passed. We'd buy whole pork legs, skin them (saving the skin for cotichino), then debone the meat.
We'd season the meat, prepare the casings then grind and stuff, all the while enjoying his wine made the previous year. He used an old hand-crank grinder that attached to the table (his father brought it from Italy in the 40s).
I'd ask him about using an electric machine, but he just laughed and said no. Very old-fashioned (he also shook his head, thinking I was crazy when seasoning my meat different from his usual practice).
I bought my first grinder, a hand-crank, with the sausage stuffing tube. Its almost indestructable.
I then bought a $100 machine which broke the first time I used it (it didn't like the bits of gristle that got by me and ruined the plastic gears).
About a year later, I was given a similar machine for Christmas. It was returned on boxing day as the locking ring over the plate broke off.
For what its worth, I'd suggest starting off with a hand-crank model; cheap, sturdy, and a good start.
If you start grinding alot, I'd suggest a more professional-type model, not your garden-variety $100 machine. My next machine will be a step up, steel gears, beefy parts, etc, maybe $500 or so.
Just my 2c. {;-/)
re: porker
I started with a hand crank grinder and I don't recommend it. First, it costs almost as much as an electric grinder, and second, depending on the model, you need to screw it down or clamp it down. Assuming you don't want to drill holes in that expensive counter top, that means clamping it, and with my counter tops that wasn't easy, and after clamping it tended to shift about too much. With an electric grinder, just put it anywhere on the counter top, plug it in, and grind.
re: Zeldog
I dunno,
I bought my hand crank for less than $50 and I know it will outlast me (OK, I'm 45 and this might not mean so much, but I did get it about 10 years ago).
You are right on the shifting-around bit.
However, I made a meat-grinding dedicated table and I drilled the holes.
I think it all depends on how much you're gonna be using it - frequency, lbs per session, etc etc.
Like any new hobby, I'm just saying start small and see where you're going. Electric or hand crank doesn't really matter, whatever works for you at an entry-level, so-to-speak, then go from there.
re: porker
You did not mention what brands you bought for 100 dollars, Porker that did not work out. I have a KA but think I want to step up to a standalone meat grinder electric without a lot of expense. Need ideas.
re: Tinker
right now, i'm looking at this
I used the KA attachment for years. Works fine, and stores easier. Good way to get started.
I finally bought a standalone grinder (online from Northern Tool), and I wish I had one earlier. Much faster and more power than the KA. Looks like the one in the photo above. I'd recommend it if you're serious. Don't forget to use it for grinding hamburger meat too.
Are you looking for an attachment or separate unit?
no to the kitchen aid, unless you don't care that the housing is made of plastic and can crack. Mine did. So when I replaced my kitchen aid with the cuisinart stand mixer I bought their attachment. We use it on a regular basis and I love that it's all metal.
re: rasputina
Hate to break it to you, but metal can crack, too. Yes, the KA attachment is made of plastic, but that means it cleans up easily, doesn't rust, and can go in the dishwasher - all pluses in my book. I've ground many hundreds of pounds of meat in mind without any problems.
My main complaint is ergonomic. With my KA sitting on the counter, the top of the feed tube is close to five feet off the ground - very awkward if you're below-average height. And I balance the bowl that's receiving the ground meat on top of another large bowl to bring it up to grinder level.
The KA attachment has the advantage of being cheap, light, and compact. It's a decent option for occasional small (<10#) grinding jobs. For more frequent or heavier duty, though, you're better off with a dedicated unit.
re: alanbarnes
"And I balance the bowl that's receiving the ground meat on top of another large bowl to bring it up to grinder level."
I just put a large pasta bowl on the counter. I periodically rotate it as I grind so the meat is a consistent blend.
I grind up to 10# of meat at a time with my KA and love it. There are threads shown below that talk about this issue. I would never consider anything else unless I were "going pro." And as someone said, it cleans great (everything comes completely apart) and stores tidily in the box it came in. best $50 I've ever spent.
re: c oliver
I hear ya and the KA is a fine inexpensive grinder attachment. I did pay a fair amount more for my KA grinder but that was the average price at the time. My Tasin cost me just 40 dollars more than my KA attachment.
I just put 5 lbs of fresh horseradish root through my Tasin TS 108 meat grinder the other day and there is no way I could grind up even a small piece in my KA grinder. You don't need to be a pro to get a lot of use from a dedicated grinder.
re: scubadoo97
Good point...and good picture. Now ya gotta tell me what you're doin' with all that horseradish :)
re: c oliver
For Passover Seders a few nights ago. Big crowd like 40-60 for each night. That root is tough and even this grinder started to feel a tad warm after doing close to 6 lbs which included a raw beet. Done under the vent hood and you rarely get a tear or gasp for air.
re: scubadoo97
I am in the market for an electric food grinder. I have the KA one, but I don't want to drag the whole machine out.. Is the Tasin good, and how much does it cost? I use my mom's old hand crank one which works okay, but I have to bolt it to my cutting board. I want something stand alone, that I can just put on the counter top and use, then put away.. I used to have an old rival, but it was apain to clean. How is the Tasin to clean? TIA
re: paprkutr
The Tasin TS 108 is good prosumer home machine. I bought mine off ebay for about $100 a few years ago. They are more now but the Northern Tools one http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tool... is identical in appearance and gets high review ratings. A lot of people buy these to make pet food at home because it can grind bones. I don't toss it in the dishwasher but it is pretty easy to clean. I have to dry my cutting plates well because they are carbon steel. I think the one sold by Northern says they are stainless steel. A lot of grinder for the money. It does take up a bit more room than the KA attachment but if you have the room and do a little more than the occasional amount of grinding it's a good investment.
re: scubadoo97
Thank you.
re: scubadoo97
The blade and plates are carbon steel, not stainless, but the other parts that contact the meat are aluminum, so you can put them in the dishwasher (although a bit of pre-washing is a good idea if you have a cheap dishwasher like mine). The rest of the unit you can clean with a sponge and soapy water or your favorite spray cleaner. Nice machine for the non-professional. I'm quite happy with mine.
Weston has good meat grinders with sausage making attachments: http://www.westonsupply.com/Meat-Grin...
re: c oliver
c oliver if you want to give your attachment a workout, try beef tendon/beef shin -- grinding 5 lbs of that stuff is a good litumus test and great for longer cooked ground meat recipes. Personally I think a decent smaller (#10 or #8) standalone grinder is a good convenience if you are going to be grinding a lot of mixed meats, in particular it makes good sense for a hunter or someone that gets a lot of meat at once from a CSA. And attachments are probably preferable to some of the consumer grinders like a Waring so are a great starting place. In fact for someone just getting into sausage making, I would go with the attachment for a bit and then a vertical sausage stuffer if you start making a lot of sausage as it is a huge help. Eventually as needed get a strong grinder (#8) in as compact a form factor as possible (weston, sausagemaker, rulhman, northern tool) -- you can grind more and its a bit easier to work with on the counter. Waiting on this allows you to do some research, make sure you will use it, and maybe get a craigslist find. A good sized #12 grinder (biro, torrey, etc) is great but heavy to struggle with and the pelican chopper needs its own table in the basement far away from your kitchen counter -- if you have a grinder you don't necessarily need a bowl chopper, unless you want to make a lot of emulsified sausage. For small amounts of emulsified sausage a food processor and some care is perfectly fine. However, if anyone finds a Hobart A-120 for $295 buy it and call me, I have a #12 attachment and will grind meat for you. A N50 for short money and I would buy a #10 attachment. :-)
My folks used a hand crank which I have now. Over the past 2 years I have found, and purchased, a Hobart buffalo chopper, 12qt mixer, and a power drive. The Buffalo chopper, and the power drive came with 3 grinders between them. As for prices; Hobart A-120 mixer w/ beater, whip, and dough hook-$295, Hobart Buffalo chopper w/ meat grinder, and stainless steel rolling cart $100, Hobart power drive unit w/ 2 meat grinders. Pelican chopper, plates (no slicer), and an auxiliary overdrive $350. All of these can drive the grinders I have.
Check Craigslist, and local estate sales, etc for deals. The Buffalo chopper was a fluke. I went to an estate sale found on Craigslist to buy blacksmithing equipment, and as we rounded a corner I saw the BC laying in the dirt. I said "A Hobart." and he said, "Yea, my FIL was getting into sausage making. The grinder is in the ammo can over there, and I will toss in the cart. If you know anyone who is interested - $100." " SOLD! Let's get it loaded." All of the items I picked up except the Hobart auto meat slicer I got at a military auction are probably from the 50's-60's. I haven't contacted Hobart with the SN's yet, but judging from the looks of them I would say that vintage.
Lots of stuff being sold off now to pay mortages, bills, etc so you may find a screaming deal out there too.
re: BIGGUNDOCTOR
My KA grinder attachment cost $50. In the last two days I've ground about 15+#s of meat (pork and beef). As I've said before, best $50 I've ever spent.
re: BIGGUNDOCTOR
A new Buffalo Chopper goes for $7.5k, has a shipping weight of nearly 200 pounds, and won't fit in a standard kitchen cabinet. A Hobart A-120 is a $6k mixer that's even larger and heavier. Each of them is fine piece of commercial equipment, but even if you can get them for free they're hardly practical for home use.
re: alanbarnes
Holey moley! I now REALLY appreciate my $50 KA attachment.
re: alanbarnes
The 14" Buffalo chopper isn't that big, as I could pick it up and place it on the stainless tables I just got. The A-120 mixer weighs about 127# - I have the counter top model, not the floor model. My mixer gets used quite a bit, and I have even loaned it to my neighbor for big baking jobs. I can do 8 pumpkin pies in one shot now, love it. The buffalo chopper just got used the other day to whip up about a gallon of salsa.
I am a single guy, and I have a relatively large kitchen. The industrial stuff is on a couple of 5' long SS tables I found on Craigslist for $65 ea. When My neighbor found out she told me that she had sold two trailer loads of tables for $300 awhile back, and wished she knew I was looking for some. Eventually I want to gut the kitchen ,and install a triple sink, and more SS tables all around. I'll keep watching CL for deals.
Being a machinist I like industrial type tools, so for me the Hobart stuff fits for my lifestyle.
re: BIGGUNDOCTOR
Eight pies and a gallon of salsa, IMO, is WAY,, way beyond the goal of the average home cook. Glad it works for you but it's nothing like I want
re: c oliver
I am a single guy who likes to cook, and share with friends.
My pumpkin pies are eagerly awaited for at the Meetup orphans dinners on Thanksgiving, and Christmas. About 50 of us "orphans" show up for these, and I drop a couple off for neighbors, and friends on my way to the dinners. They are relatively inexpensive, and pretty easy to make.
The salsa is cheap to make, and I like to experiment with different styles. My coworkers dig them so far. I bring the salsa, they bring the chips. When I do my killer potato salad I will make upwards of 20#-13 qts. , again inexpensive , and welcomed by friends.
My pies have won over 2 avowed non-pumpkin pie eaters, and my potato salad has yet to find a detractor. I have even been offered $ to make it, but I declined. I prefer to share. For me food is a way to make friends, and influence enemies =) Seriously though, I really enjoy cooking, and letting others enjoy one of my interests.
I have 2 KA mixers, Mom's 1950 C-3 w/glass bowl, and a Avocado green one from the 70's? Found that one at a thrift store for $30 with SS bowl,splash guard,beater,whip, and hook. I use the green KA for myself, and the Hobarts for when I get in the mood to do some experimentin'.
re: BIGGUNDOCTOR
Send me one of each please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, punkin and potatoe.
nd for what it's worth I use a 1/2 hp Black&Decker grinder I got at the outlet for 45$ it's holding up well after 2yrs
re: Dave5440
It's a meat grinder??? Very cool.
re: c oliver
Yep meat grinder, has forward and reverse, all stainless body , aluminum grinding parts(cutting blade&plates rust so i'll assume it's not stainless)
just bought this LEM 5:
Couldn't be happier.
The hilarious part:
I left the house to purchase a sausage making cookbook to replace a cookbook that I had given away, and to purchase a wok outdoor cooker, and to look at sausage stuffers. At the first stop, I, purchased a cookbook but not the one I wanted to replace - not in stock. I then ended up at Bass Pro and didn't like their wok cooker and having examined their vertical sausage stuffer and other equipment I decided to purchase this grinder instead - an impulse buy!!
re: rosetown
I have the bare bones LEM grinder and have zero complaints.
And I bought mine at Cabela's...those outdoor stores can get ya!
re: rosetown
I agree, LEM is the way to go. Expensive, but you won't be sorry.
Another option would be to have your butcher grind it for you when you buy the meat. May also check to see if a co-op or similar may exist. Where I live the local LDS Stake center has pomegranate juicers (lots of pom trees here), and equipment for canning (tin cans, not glass). They advertise in the local paper when they will be in operation, and everyone shows up. Who knows, you may have a local source for large capabilities till you find a home unit that you like.
The Waring Pro meat grinder works for us. It's pretty heavy duty but not, in my opinion, commercial grade, which fits my demographic. The KA has a lot of fans but it seems geared toward casual users who won't overload/overheat the mechanism. The WP easily fits in my little pantry closet.
re: steve h.
I'm very happy with mine, too.
re: mcf
Hi mcf and steve h. Which Waring Pro grinder do you have? I saw that there's a Waring Pro and a Waring Professional?
Now more than 2 years later, how's it holding up? Would you still recommend it? Thanks!
re: seamunky
I just saw this. I have the Waring Pro MG100, the cheapest one, I think. If I were grinding more often or higher quantities, I'd spring for the 450 watt model.
All this time later, I still don't use it a great deal, but it gets the job done, no breakdowns. Really need to have ALL the silver skin off lamb leg when grinding, though. Totally bogs in there. Quite a job removing it throughout.
Sorry for such a late reply!
re: seamunky
Just saw this. The Waring Pro model I have is the MG800. It continues to be a workhorse.
Hi. Does anyone know if these are the same models just packaged and sold under different labels?
Kitchener #12 1/2HP
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Does anyone have one? Thanks for your opinions.
Just wanted to circle back around and report that I did indeed eventually go with the Tasin TS 108 (purchased from One Stop Jerky Shop). Only took me four years to pull the trigger!
Have only done a few 5-pound batches of loose sausauge (chorizo, spicy Italian, and two batches of a spicy maple-sage breakfast sausage), but am very happy thus far.
Will report back once I give it some heavier duty use, stuff some sausauges, and grind up bones for cat food.
Thanks again for all the great feedback on this topic.


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It finally came to the point where I don't need to do this. They've been very accommodating, and I get to go out on top, on my own terms."Campos has been with WFAA since September 1984, when she started as an anchor — the first featured Hispanic anchor in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. Before that, she spent eight years at KGBT-TV in Harlingen, her hometown, which was her only other broadcasting job. She started there a week after she graduated from Southwest Texas State University in 1976."I've been working since I was, like, 15 years old," Campos said. "It's probably one of the most stressful jobs you can have, working in the news business. I'm ready to take it easy for a while."Campos has covered political conventions and presidential and gubernatorial inaugurations, visited the Oval Office, been to the Super Bowl, and covered the funerals of Ronald Reagan and Ann Richards. She has seen the broadcasting business move from videotape to digital cameras to multimedia and social media. 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But it's been the exact opposite. It's taken its toll, all the bad news that I've had to share with people. So I've tried really hard to deliver the bad news in a compassionate way."Carolyn Mungo, WFAA's executive news director, praised Campos in a memo to staffers announcing the anchor's retirement."Gloria Campos IS WFAA," Mungo wrote. "She is part of the fabric of this newsroom. Her work has inspired so many, one paragraph does not do it justice." Campos' departure is part of a big on-air shake-up at Channel 8, according to Mungo's memo. These are some of the other changes: Cynthia Izaguirre, who has anchored morning show News 8 Daybreak since 2008, will move to the 5 and 10 p.m. newscasts, co-anchoring with McCaa, beginning March 10. Izaguirre has filled in several times on the evening desks, and she also covers the "Wednesday's Child" segments that Campos began producing in 1989. (On Campos' bio, she says she has been told that the adoption rate from the segments is about 70 percent.)Izaguirre and current morning co-anchor Ron Corning were part of DFW.com's 2012 Wakeup Callers story about DFW morning TV. No announcement was made about who will be paired with Corning. Shelly Slater, who has been with WFAA since 2006 and co-anchors the 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts, will become solo anchor of the station's recently launched 4 p.m. newscast. Slater will continue at 6 p.m., co-anchoring with McCaa. Jason Wheeler, who had been the 4 p.m. news anchor, will return to his regular reporting role and anchor on weekends, as well as backing up McCaa.Campos said she will maintain an association with Channel 8, although it's too early to get into specifics."They have a lot on their plate right now with a transition in practically every newscast," Campos said. "And I told them I wasn't anxious for any kind of commitment from them, although they certainly want to continue an association with me. [But] I'm not ready to sign on for anything new at this point."This is the second retirement of a longtime DFW broadcaster announced this month. KDFW/Channel 4 meteorologist Ron Jackson announced on air Feb. 9 that he is retiring after 32 years with his station.
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Starring Kim Sun Ah (I Do, I Do; Scent of a Woman; City Hall; My Name is Kim Sam-Soon) and Lee Dong Gun (Sweet 18; Marry Him If You Dare)
"After her treasure-hunter father is branded a thief by Korea's Cultural Heritage Administration and disappears, Heo Cho Hwi decides to follow in his footsteps, but on the side of the law. Seven years later, she is an art hunter who is committed to protecting the nation's artifacts. Investigating art crime all over the country, she hopes that one of them will lead her to her father.
Kim Bum Sang, an expert specializing in detecting forgeries and restoring original art pieces, is only in it for the fame and money. When the two must pair up to track down stolen cultural heritage pieces, they immediately clash. With the dedicated preservationist and the hotshot playboy working together as a team, all sorts of sparks begin to fly, and they just might prove the rule that "opposites attract" "
There are two dramas with the same name, so pay attention to the actors listed. I spent a long time ignoring this one whenever it came up because the description I kept reading made it sound very questionable as a good match for my tastes. But as is often the case with K-dramas, the synopsis in English may not be that much like the drama itself.
This wasn't earth-shattering or amazing, but it was a cute show, and not the least because the little brother is played by Park Ki Woong (Good Doctor, Full House Take 2, Bridal Mask/Gaksital).
I wouldn't say that Kim Bum Sang is only in it for money- he does like the money, but he also really loves the old cultural treasures for their own sake. He just doesn't really care about a proper chain of ownership or the cultural heritage aspect.
It's Cho Hwi's goal to track down all the cultural heritage artifacts her father has stolen to return them to their rightful place. Unfortunately, somebody else wants to track them down and steal them. The producer/writer/directors gave this drama a delightful classic jewel thief caper feel that I enjoyed.
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ASPEN, Colo. (AP) Aspen Skiing Company is charging its highest price ever for a single-day, walk-up lift ticket.
The Aspen Times reports the company increased the ticket price to $119 last weekend after opening all four of its ski areas, which include Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk.
Company spokesman Jeff Hanle says the price at the window increased to $124 Friday and "it looks like this will be our peak pricing." The price is expected to drop to $119 after the holidays and then go back to $124 during Presidents Day weekend and spring break.
The highest price last season was $117.
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There were three battles fought near Mechanicsville during the Civil War. The Battle of Beaver Dam Creek was the second of the Seven Days Battles, and Union troops managed to fend off the Confederate Army here. Part of the battlefield is now Richmond National Battlefield Park. The Battle of Gaines' Mill, the third of the Seven Days Battles, also has a battlefield section preserved in Battlefield Park. In this battle, the Confederate Army turned back the Union Army. The third battle, the Battle of Cold Harbor, was the last in Lieutenant General Ulysses Grant's Overland Campaign, and the last victory for General Robert E. Lee.
The Museum of the Confederacy is about seven miles away from Mechanicsville in Richmond. It offers a heartbreaking, inspiring glimpse into the Civil War through the eyes of the Confederates. The museum is home to weapons, uniforms, flags, and paintings, along with about 5,000 pieces of Civil War-related literature. Horror and suspense master Edgar Allen Poe lived in Richmond, and the Poe Museum there, also near Mechanicsville, contains a vast tribute and an impressive array of memorabilia. Take a guided tour to learn all about Poe's brilliant yet tragic life. There are also two art galleries nearby for art lovers to peruse.
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The Winners of the 2014 Young Builder of the Year Awards were announced at the House of Commons on Wednesday 15th October
Brett Barlow of Chevin Housing, Wakefield was chosen as the Overall Winner for 2014.
Ralph Davis of London Youth – Build It, Lambeth, London and Vana O'Brien of City College, Brighton & Hove were selected as Joint Runners Up.
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Critics describe Pharrell's second solo project as a blend of future pop and '70s funk. We call it FEEL GOOD MUSIC AND We're jamming it around the Station this Tuesday. Definitely 4 out of 5 POWER SPEAKERS.
Now that we're past the uproar over Pharrell's album cover, it's time to get down to the music. G I R L was released on March 3, after the single "Happy" shot to #1 on the music charts, and P was fresh off his colorful and spirited Oscars performance. He's described the pop-heavy, rap-free project as an ode to women, with some assistance from collaborators like Daft Punk, Justin Timberlake and Alicia Keys. While critics admit that his lyrics leave a little to be desired at certain points, the production and overall composition are earning glowing reviews.A Jukebox Of Future Club Jams"A voracious listener able to write rock, rap, pop and R&B songs with equal skill, Pharrell on "Girl" seems to be gunning for solo pop ubiquity, and to that end it's an extra-large success. Download It Now on your mobile devices!


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A celebratory tree lighting ceremony, marking the 21st anniversary of Opportunity Village's Magical Forest, will take place Friday, Nov. 23 at 6 p.m. Linda Smith, Chief Development Officer of Opportunity Village, will usher its milestone anniversary by highlighting this season's new attractions and introducing master-of-ceremonies Mayor Pro Tem Stavros Anthony, who will proclaim the Magical Forest "North Pole Nevada." Santa Claus joins the holiday celebration along with the famous Las Vegas Tenors, special performances by Lorena Peril, the star of Fantasy at Luxor, and other esteemed Las Vegas special guests. Mayor Pro Tem Anthony will also flip the inaugural switch illuminating the brilliantly lit forest, and announce the official start of the holiday season in Las Vegas.
This year, Opportunity Village will continue to provide special discounted nights. Monday nights (family nights) are perfect for the whole family, presenting a wonderful opportunity for a festive family get together. Families purchasing one adult admission at the gate will receive a complimentary child's admission. Thrifty Thursdays feature a $2 discount admission with the donation of a bag of new or gently used clothing/household items. College students receive $2 off General Admission every Sunday night. Seniors, as well as men and women of the military, receive $2 off General Admission daily.
Other special evenings include the "Sheriff Lock-up Night" on Nov. 28, where Sheriff Doug Gillespie is "locked-up" to help raise additional funds.
Event is ongoing: Until Sunday, January 6, 2013
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the Rockefellers and their astonishing cultural legacy
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Bridging the past and the present : the Oriental Institute, the Cairo Museum, the Metropolitan Museum's Assyrian sculptures, and the Rockefeller Archaeological Museum, Jerusalem
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Prima ballerinas, Madame X and artist Zina de Plagny have provided inspiration for Peter Copping over the past few seasons at Nina Ricci. All connected to the house's archives, these women were perfect muses for Copping's subtly powerful vision of Parisienne chic. This season however, the designers stepped outside that comfort zone and built a collection around 18th century menswear – specifically redingotes, a type of archaic fitted frock coat. However, rather than a literal assimilation of Mr Darcy's wardrobe, Copping employed a light hand with his reference point.
Through the collection we saw men's dress shirt detailing in cotton poplin and pique, tailored waistcoat tops and jackets complete with chiffon ruffles, creating a silhouette worthy of the landed gentry. While these details all added character, the main story was more of a continuation of what Copping is best known and adored for: ephemeral yet sophisticated pieces in lightweight crepe, lace and chiffon.
The collection opened with a procession of white looks in tonal shades ranging from alabaster to magnolia. Quoting G.K. Chesterton, Copping's show notes explained, "White…is not the mere absence of colour: It is a shining and affirmative thing, as fierce as red, as definite as black." Beautiful sheer lace dresses layered with large pants for modesty walked side by side with ensembles in cotton and tweed offering a good deal of daywear in the mix.
Pleats were explored in several fabrics, creating skirts of multiple layers and uneven hem lengths. Reflective fabrics and embellishment, already a strong theme at this edition of the Paris Collections, were also used throughout with glistening tweed jackets and gobstopper mirror pailettes embroidered on to skirts and evening camis.
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Keith Seoul is currently residing in Southern, California. The deep melodic voiced comedian is attempting to utilize his physical, racial, observational and blue comedy in as many ways as possible. He is the son of a Retired Air Force Veteran and has traveled to many different places throughout his childhood and consequently calls many places his home. Keith, the only child, spent most of his years growing up in Washington, DC and Tampa, Florida. After graduating High School, Keith attended The Florida State University and graduated with a B.S. degree in Economics in 2010.
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I have a case set for trial. I have heard that most often a deal is struck and the trial avoided. I know that trials are costly and the district attorney does not want to pursue a trial where there is a strong possibility they will lose. A number of legal comments re my case (I was raped by 16 and 17 year old and then charged with having sex with a child) are to the effect that the judge would laugh in his chambers about this and a jury may be disgusted that time and money are spent on it. With this in mind, is it plausible to have others rally on my behalf to the judge and DA?
First, you should generally be cautious of answers from out of state attorneys.
Second, you have posted before; and you have an attorney. So, you really should be addressing these issues with him or her. S/he is in the best position to answer as s/he knows all the facts related to your case.
The support of family and friends is critical to sentencing. Not so critical in convincing judges or prosecutors to help you. With the prosecutor, your actions are more important (i.e., upfront treatment or community service). With the judge, your family and friends should not contact the judge period, not until and unless you are seeking character references for sentencing. And even then, writings by friends and family should be carefully screened before they are submitted. Sometimes, well-meaning friends and family say the wrong things......
Good luck, and Happy Holidays!
When people accused of crimes can show community support, that usually works to their benefit. The support must of course be of the right kind and the right tone.
Writing directly to a judge without having the letters screened by your attorney is a big mistake. In fact some courts will discount anything not originally shared with counsel for both sides.
If you are seeking to quash a prosecution, the letters would probably best be sent to the prosecutor however again the letters should be vetted with your attorney first.
The lesson here is gathering support is a great idea, but you have to be sure to do so within the bounds of your defense theory.
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Comfort SuitesGallup - NM, Gallup - NM , 3940 east highway 66 - Map
This modern hotel is situated in the gateway to the southwest in the small town of Gallup, New Mexico, near Red Rock State Park and Fire Rock Casino, and is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts as there are several national parks nearby. After a long day of work or play, guests can take a swim in the hotel's heated indoor pool and hot tub, energize in the fitness centre and enjoy a variety of complementary services and facilities such as free wired and wireless internet access, free local calls, a free newspaper and free hot breakfast featuring eggs, waffles, fresh fruit and yogurt. Business travellers will appreciate the hotel's business centre and spacious meeting room and banquet hall available for business and social functions. The hotel is pet-friendly and non-smoking, offering all suites, each with a variety of luxurious amenities including refrigerator, microwave, sitting area, premium bedding, and an electronic charging device with AC and USB outlets.See more
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Sleep InnGallup - NM, Gallup - NM , 3820 us 66 e. - Map
Located near the famous Route 66, guests are within close proximity to a number of local attractions. A vast number of places feature genuine Indian arts and crafts such as the Gallup Indian Plaza. Guests can enjoy an enchanting stroll though the Red Rock State Park, or may try their luck in the Fire Rock Navajo Casino. Zuni Pueblo, a culturally intact Native American reservation, affords guests an insight into the past and present cultures of the Native American people. With a variety of dining choices located nearby, guests can try local and international cuisine. This hotel uses classically designed furnishings and fabrics to create a home away from home. Guests can relax by the indoor pool, or may prefer to avail of the whirlpool. Whether guests are travelling for business or for pleasure, this hotel fails to disappoint.See more
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Rodeway InnGallup - NM, Gallup - NM , 1709 w. hwy 66 - Map
This superb hotel enjoys a prime setting in Gallup. The hotel is situated in close proximity to a host of attractions in the area, including the Fire Rock Navarjo Casino, the historical downtown area, RedRock State Park and Route 66. Guests will appreciate the warm welcome and excellent service that greets them from the moment they step through the door. The guest rooms are beautifully appointed, providing a cocoon of peace and serenity in which to work and rest in comfort. The rooms come complete with modern amenities for added comfort and convenience. The hotel offers guests a range of exemplary facilities, catering to the needs of business and leisure travellers alike.See more
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Econo LodgeGallup Municipal Airport, Gallup - NM , 3101 w. us 66 - Map
This hotel boasts a convenient setting just off Interstate 40 on route 66. The hotel is situated within easy access of Gallup Municipal Airport, offering ease of access to business and leisure travellers alike. This charming hotel is located within easy access of many of the area's main attractions, including the Navajo Nation capital of Window Rock, RedRock State Park, Fire Rock Navajo Casino and the Petrified Forest National Park. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of exciting activities nearby. This delightful hotel enjoys a bright exterior and a tastefully-appointed interior. The guest rooms are beautifully appointed, and come complete with modern amenities for added comfort and convenience. The hotel offers a range of excellent facilities, catering to the needs of business and leisure travellers alike.See more
Information about Gallup - NM
Gallup is a city in the US state of New Mexico. It is often referred to as the Indian Capital of the World, thanks to its location at the centre of the main Native American territories. The Gallup Intertribal Indian Ceremonial is held every year to celebrate this legacy, and features tribal dances, art, cooking and handcrafts. The festival is held in the Red Rock State Park, an ideal place for taking part in outdoor activities like camping, cycling, trekking and hiking. Lovers of cycling will be thrilled with the High Desert Trail System, which has tracks for riders of all levels and stunning scenery. The area around Gallup itself is also very attractive, with plenty of mountains and forests to see, such as Mount Taylor and the Zuni Mountains. Also, some of the country's most visited national parks are in this area, such as the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, the Petrified Forest and many more, making Gallup an ideal base for exploring the wonders of nature in the region while staying in a warm and friendly city. Discover nature and culture, visit Gallup!
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