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Buying a SAUSAGE MAKER/STUFFER

by: collectoratcollector( 64Feedback score is 50 to 99) Top 1000 Reviewer
36 out of 36 people found this guide helpful.
Guide viewed: 2832 times Tags: sausage stuffer | meat mincer


Buying a SAUSAGE STUFFER would be a pretty easy task one would think but I can tell you from experience it's not.

Types of stuffers. 

There are some types of sausage makers you may wish to avoid,the stainless-steel plunger types that are a curved J shape & bolt to a bench which require tons of pressure on the handle to work & although the out-side is polished stainless the inside is rough cast & very coarse & impossible to clean.

Modern,cheaper types with light-weight nylon gear sets that tear gear teeth off when used or pot metal or aluminium castings that break easily with the considerable force required to push the sausage mix through the tube might be others to avoid.

Antique or 1950's-1960's stuffers and mincers were made to work & last for generations,they are usually cast iron with a tinned finish & these can be the best option for the home sausage maker,they can be found here in Australia on eBay with makers like POPE or NIF-TEE or on the U.S.A eBay  with names like GRISWOLD,these in my opinion are the best option for the home sausage maker.

Other large antique ones like the ENTERPRISE are dual purpose fruit juicer/sausage maker presses and are getting towards the commercial end of sausage making & are much bigger than what you need but they look impressive if your into antique kitchenalia but would be hard to sterilise or keep rust free. 

Recipes for sausage making.

You can buy a book like I did but I found most of the good recipes are free on the internet if you google sausage making.

Cases for sausage making.

You can get your cases,either synthetic or natural from a butchers shop but some will only sell you in bulk,shop around until you find a butcher who will sell you a small quantity.

I've found great pleasure from making my own home-made sausages and mince meat and people can really taste the difference,you know what goes into the home-made product un-like the shop made stuff.

Many thanks to all those who have voted for this guide,You may wish to read my other guides I've written and feel free to contact me via the eBay system if you want to ask a question.


Guide ID: 10000000008841438Guide created: 30/09/08 (updated 26/10/09)

 
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