- Is the 3200W rating real grinding power?
- It is a peak motor rating, not continuous output. Expect real grinding power well below that number, and avoid running it hard for long stretches.
- Can it handle venison and game?
- It can grind trimmed game in small batches, but owners say sinew and gristle slow it down. Cut meat into small pieces and trim tough tissue first.
- What plates come with it?
- It ships with two grinding plates for coarse and fine grinds. Check the listing for the exact plate sizes before buying.
- Is it good for daily or commercial use?
- No. It is a light-duty home grinder, and owners who push it hard report failures. Daily or commercial grinding calls for a heavier-duty machine.
- How much meat can it grind at once?
- The claimed rate is 5.5 lbs per minute, but that assumes ideal conditions. Feed small batches and give the motor breaks between them.
- Should I buy this over a manual grinder?
- It is faster than a hand crank and adds a second plate, but its low owner rating makes a manual or better-reviewed electric grinder the safer pick.
- Where is the Fohere Electric Meat Grinder 3200W cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $49.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Fohere Electric Meat Grinder 3200W?
- Rated 2.8 out of 5 from 73 ratings.
