Kitchen Aid Food Grinder / Meat Grinder Attachment

Questions on Kitchen Aid Food Grinder / Meat Grinder Attachment

• From at 11/3/12 10:04 AM
  • can I grind corn to make corn meal?
  • This is not what you would use for corn meal. If you want to grind corn meal with your Kitchenaid mixer, you have two options.
    Kitchenaid Grain Mill Attachment at - http://www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-grain-mill.html or Messerschmidt Grain Mill Attachment for Kitchenaid Mixers at http://www.everythingkitchens.com/messerschmidt_grain_mill_kitchenaid_attachment_4001.html.
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• From at 11/16/11 9:42 AM
  • is the cutting blade before the cutting plates made of stainless steel or carbon steel?
  • The cutting blade for the Kitchen Aid Food Grinder Attachment is carbon steel.
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• From at 11/5/12 8:01 AM
  • Can I use the Kitchen Aid food grinder to make a cranberry relish which needs to grinds cranberries and oranges?
  • It will depend on the recipe, and how fine you need to grind the fruit, but this will most likely work well for this.
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• From at 5/20/12 9:14 AM
  • do you sell the cutting blade for meat grinder? lost mine after using it once.
  • We do not offer the extra parts. You may contact Kitchen Aid directly at 800-541-6390 to inquire about parts.
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• From at 12/6/12 2:28 AM
  • is the feeder screw plastic or metal ?
  • When I look in the manual on page 3 listed at http://www.everythingkitchens.com/PDFfiles/FGA.pdf, I see that it is both plastic and metal. The core is metal, and the auger on the outside is plastic. I hope this helps.
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• From at 1/8/13 5:54 PM
  • how do I get the auger out of the meat grinder attachment?
  • The manufacturer's manual says the following on page 3 for assembling the auger onto the food mill, so you would need to reverse these directions for removal. If you want to follow along visually, feel free to open the manual on the product page.
    
    "Insert the grind worm (A) into the grinder body (B). Place the knife (C) over the
    square shank at the exposed end of the grind worm. Place grinding plate (D) over
    the knife, matching the tabs of the plate with the notches of the grinder body. Place
    ring (E) on grinder body, turning by hand until secured but not over tightened.
    Note: Use wrench (F) for removal only, do not use to tighten ring."
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• From at 10/23/12 2:19 PM
  • Will this grinder attachment work to grined up deer meat.
  • I copied the following from the manual, so it appears that the FGA Kitchenaid Food Grinder attachment will work just fine for venison.
    
    "Cut food into small strips or pieces
    and feed them into hopper. Meat
    should be cut into long narrow strips.
    Turn mixer to Speed 4 and feed food
    into hopper using food pusher. Never
    put your fingers in the hopper."
    
    "Coarse Plate — Use for grinding
    raw or cooked meats, firm vegetables,
    dried fruits and cheese.
    Fine Plate — Use for grinding raw
    meat, cooked meats for spreads and
    bread for crumbs.
    Grinding Meat — For better mix
    and more tender results, grind beef
    twice. Best texture results from grinding
    very cold or partially frozen meat.
    Fatty meats should be ground only
    once."
    
    However, if you are a hunter, and processing a whole deer at a time, you may be wanting something more heavy duty. Check out the LEM meat grinders at http://www.everythingkitchens.com/lem_meat_processing_products.html#meatgrinders. I hope this helps!
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• From at 4/28/13 11:55 AM
  • Can you use the food grinder to grind walnuts
  • Per KitchenAid the Kitchen Aid Food Grinder / Meat Grinder Attachment model FGA will grind walnuts.
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• From at 3/5/12 8:42 AM
  • Will the foor grinder attachment come in Empire Red?
  • The Kitchen Aid Food Grinder / Meat Grinder Attachment is only available in white.
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• From at 4/16/12 5:35 PM
  • What are the diameter of the holes on the course and fine grinding plates?
  • The Coarse is 3/8 inch and Fine is 3/16 inch.
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• From at 5/26/12 3:47 AM
  • Can it grind bones for cat food?
  • The manufacturer does not recommend grinding bones with this grinder.
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• From at 3/5/12 8:41 AM
  • Will the food grinder also be in Empire Red color?
  • The Kitchen Aid Food Grinder / Meat Grinder Attachment is only available in white.
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• From at 3/1/12 10:46 AM
  • does this food grinder fit all kitchen aids, I have a 6 quart 1 year old machine
  • The Kitchen Aid Food Grinder Attachment Model FGA is universal to all Kitchen Aid Mixers.
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• From at 9/30/11 4:48 PM
  • i have a meat grinder for my kitchen aid mixer what speed do i use for the grinder
  • Kitchen Aid recommends speed 4 when using the food grinder attachment.
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• From at 5/7/12 6:54 AM
  • I need a new knife for my Food Grinder FGA. How can I get one?
  • We do not offer parts. Please contact Kitchen Aid directly at 800-541-6390 to inquire about parts availability.
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• From at 3/29/12 4:44 PM
  • Is the courseness of the meat adjustable? I want to make my own hamburger out of round steak. Do recipes for amount of fat to add to lean beef included.
  • There are two plates one Fine and one Course. There are no recipes but there are hundreds online.
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• From at 10/20/12 6:55 AM
  • Is this the appropriate attachment for making salsa?
  • Yes, this would be the right Kitchenaid attachment. In fact, there is a recipe for salsa on page 5 of the manual listed at http://www.everythingkitchens.com/PDFfiles/FGA.pdf.
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