Meat grinder

[iNSPECTA]

Does anyone here grind their own meat at home?
I'm looking into getting a grinder for some homemade burgers and to make my own mince.

If anyone does use one what would you recommend? I've seen manual ones for around £12 and electric ones varying from £35 - £200.

I'm not going to use it full time, prob once a month if that so doesn't have to be heavy duty. I would like something that will last, is easy to clean and provides a nice consistency.

Thanks in advance!

[Mobileman]

mate has one of these and uses it foe burgers, meatballs etc not bad for £25
http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Meat-Mi...FTMftAodEnwAZg

[iNSPECTA]

That's the one I keep seeing everywhere, think it's the same one on ebay or a clone for around £16.

Do you know if it comes with extra disks to change the how coarse the meat grinds?
The attachments make it look like a playdoh fun factory ha.

Edit: never mind, I see it does come with different disks. If I can get a decent electrical one for a few quid more I'll go for that, if not I think this is the one!

[Mobileman]

clicking on link its got this info but as much as i know
Ideal for making your own minced meat or sausages. Good old-fashioned hand-operated mincer. Clamps onto work surfaces (max 6cm). Comes with 3 different discs (3.5/5/7mm holes) and a plastic sausage nozzle.

[tombott]

mate has one of these and uses it foe burgers, meatballs etc not bad for £25
http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Meat-Mi...FTMftAodEnwAZg

A design classic!
Always remember my Mum using one of these when I was a kid. Funny how things come back around again.

[tiggerbiker]

diddnt know they still existed!
when i was a kid i was a keen angler, my gran gave me a really old one like the one in mobilemans link so i could make up my own groundbaits - did a great job

ahh, the memories flooding back

[Conkers]

My cousins used to collect worms from the garden & shove them through my grans mincer... Dirty bastards.