Typically sold north of $130.
This set comes with an 850W motor base, 2.1L precision processing bowl, feed chute, lid and pusher, quad chopping blade, quad dough blade, reversible slicing/grating disc and spindle, and a 20 recipe inspiration guide.
Ninja Precision Food Processor $69.99 Delivered @ Costco (Membership Req.)
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I wouldn't recommend doing mince in a food processor. Maybe in an emergency only. Will be more of a meat paste in a food processor.
What about this one?
Breville Food processor with feature:
Four sharp chopping blades improve consistency when processing larger quantities of meat
https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/breville-kitchen-wizz-8-plus-…What do you recommend to make mince meat?
I guess it depends what you want the mincer for. Using a food processor will process the meat to a very smooth consistency. Not a bad result if your wanting to make say mince for a butchers style sausage.
A dedicated meat mincer will allows you to retain some texture in the meat. And will allow you to select different types cutting plates for different textures.
You can get meat mincers that are electric or hand cranked. Or even one that attaches to a kitchen aid stand mixer if you have one.
I personally use a hand cranked one.
outof stock already
really? Looks like you can still order it on my screen…
EDIT: nope you are right. Insufficient stock once you try order. I got one just before it ran out apparently…
Seems to be back online.
out of stock again… did i miss again :)
Back in stock
Got it this time
Back in stock now, bought one
price went up back to $139.99
Is this good enough to make mince meat?