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Five of the best meat grinders

Fancy making some pheasant burgers? Or venison bolognese? During lockdown everyone is working their way through their freezers and using up their stocks of game meat. Fieldsports Journal has done the leg work for you and pulled together five of the best meat grinders on the market.

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KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment

This durable easy-to-use metal grinder is the perfect aesthetically-pleasing meat grinder for those KitchenAid owners with a freezer full of game.

Price: £135

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ProCook Meat Mincer

This manual mincer is based on a 19th century design, the table clamp and wooden turning handle give it a classic feel for simple game meat preparation.

Price: £22

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Gefu Meat Mincer from Borough Kitchen

For game meat sausage fans, this manual meat grinder comes with accessories which handily convert it into a sausage stuffer.

Price: £89

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Meat Mincer and Sausage Maker by Cooks Professional

If you would like to take the stress out of meat grinding and sausage making this electric grinder makes the ideal option.

Price: £54.99

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Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder

At the higher end of the market is this electric meat grinder; with multiple speed settings, it expertly combines at-home game meat grinding performance, with professional design features.

Price: £147.95

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