How to attach mincer or meat grinder to a kenwood chef
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- Super versatileHow to Easily attach the Mincer or Grinding attachment instructions onto a kenwood chef.
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An oldie but a goodie... I know Kenwood made a good stand mixer in the past, and it shows, being yours is from the early seventies, but I don't know how they rate now. Was your mixer made in the UK, close to where you live? Thanks!
Hi Chris yes she is certainly old !! and she makes a racket when she's working but she sure does the job ! I bought it some years ago as I have fond memories of my mum having one and we used to lick the bowl clean when she made cake !! I couldn't bear to buy a new style! They were originally made in Havant Hampshire where I was born but today I think they make them in China lol.... not quite the same. They are very popular here but lots of people buy the kitchen aid !! so expensive. have a great day Chris !!
I have three Kenwood Chefs, one is old (60-70s model) and the other two are about five years old. The newer ones are still awesome and powerful, and work just as well as the older one. Kenwoods are a LOT more powerful than KitchenAid. My large Kenwood is 1200 watts, and the KitchenAid is about 350 watts. Huge difference.
Biggs' Home Cookin' I have the Kenwood Cooking Chef and it is an absolute beast. I love that machine. It is built very sturdy and with good quality materials. Before the Cooking Chef I had the Major Titanium Chef and never had a days worth of problems at all. The only reason I gave the Major Titanium Chef away is because I got the Cooking Chef as a gift. They are amazing machines, especially if you have all the attachments.... you can create most everything your heart desires.
Think the fact the design hasn't changed on the mincer still same says it all..
@@gullwingstorm857 That's good to know. I just wish Kenwoods were more popular in North America. I remember when they were in the stores (from 1970s - 2015-ish). I used to see the ones like in the video, plus the newer Cooking Chef, Titanium, Kmix, but then they stopped selling them. KitchenAid rules the market here, but when my 1989 KA dies, I am going to get the 7 quart Kenwood Titanium. Still available online and at Costco.
Love that you have named your mixer! I have a Major from the 70’s. Great video. All the best from Canada.
thank you so much for this video. I recently purchased an old Kenwood like this one, second hand. It did not come with a manual and I had no idea how to attach the mincer. This video nailed it for me. Thanks again x
OMG, What a good vid you made. Ken Wood must have had not the slightest clue of how much his gadget would reach the very hearts of the customers he would please for generations to come. I have a greater sentimental attachment to my kenwood mixers than i do my car !! Well Done !!
My mother-in-law had a Kenwood and when I got married back in 1975 I got one too. I love it, love it, love it. I now live in Florida and even though now I need a Transformer to use it, I still take it out and use it on a regular basis. It is fantastic. I hadn't used the mincer in a while and wanted to mince some ham to put inside my meatloaf along with my ground beef and ground pork. Now I remember how to use the attachment, thanks to you.
Hi Rose I have a Kenwood A701A machine inherited from my mother,I think it dates from the early seventies,it's still going strong and regularly used,I have this grinding attachment and others including the potato peeler,very useful .When I have finshed meat grinding I put a slice or 2 of bread through ,it helps to clean it.I recently bought a second hand Km400 Kenwood from eBay ,it is also a great machine.Thanks
I have Kenwood Major that burnt out.
But a great guy on eBay replaced all the old electronic parts and now it's as good as new again , it's a late 70s as far as I am aware.
I repaired a Major with a burnt out motor.Superb machine.
Thank you my dear for the video I just come into one from my grandaunt handed down to her for her mother so much appreciated ✌🏾
Thank you so much. I was gifted this model a year ago and did not come with instructions.. You just saved me from having to go to a butcher to grind my brisket to make burgers.! Thank you so much :)
Rose, that was a good demo. I reckon that it is great know exactly what is in your mince. Plus nice to know that it was one piece of meat before you minced it; rather than all the scraps on the butchers table.
Have you tried using your Kenwood with meat grinder to make peanut butter? My mother used to do this when I was about 7 I'm going to try and figure it out.
I've just been gifted an old vintage Chef and I'm looking forward to perusing all your vids! Top work Rose :)
Made rissoles with this attachment to mince the beef.My Mum always made them on Mondays with the remains of the weekend joint.
HI, I notice your mincing screens look a bit rusty, If you get some wet and dry paper from Helford, 1500 and 2000 grade, lay the paper on a flat service and use water on the paper. Then lay the mincing screen flat on the paper, then start rotating the mincing screen in a figure 8, pattern this will sand it flat while taking the rust away, Once happy wash it then dry it, cotton buds in the holes then place lard in a pan with the mincing screen .let it bubble about 1 minute and leave in there until cool enough to take out, take mince screen out and dry it, then every time you use it wash and dry completely and wrap in grease proof paper with a little mineral oil, owe never over tight the end it will put pressure on the blade centre and where it,
great video,
Hi Piece toyou, Thank you so much for some great advice I will do this. Its funny now that you mentioned it I noticed it. Thank you for taking the time to help :) hope to see you again on my channel cheers and hugs Rose :)
Thank you Rose. I bought this model second hand and no instructions !!! I have a relish recipe requiring mincing....thought hmmmm maybe my Kenwood has that attachment, so thank you so much, you have just made my day (here in NZ). What speed do I use when mincing ? Also I would certainly love some more videos on how to use my Kenwood, it's exactly the same as your one. I'm never sure what speed to use for what when baking and what attachment is for what.......All trial and error at my end !!!!!!
I don't have that type mixer but this is a good demo Rose!!
Thanks Linda yes it's an oldie but a goodie glad you watched the demo anyway my friend
Good day ma pls can u help with explaination on how to use other parts of dis Kenwood mixer tanks in anticipation ma
My mom had two much older than yours...early 60’s. She couldn’t be without it when one went for repair so she bought a second one which I now have. We are in Canada and they are no longer sold here. I always forget in what order the small fan like piece goes in so thank you for your help.
Hi there. Thanks for the mincing video. Please, please can you tell me how to use the slicer/grater attachment. I have the exact same kenwood given to me years ago by my granny. I can’t get the bits in the right order to work. Thx so much. Kind regards Andrea
Hello, may I ask how many years you've this Kenwood? Is it still working well? I remember them in the stores in the 1970s, along with a huge variety of attachments. I have my eye on the Kenwood Titanium 7-quart style. Thank you, and thanks for a helpful video about the mincer.
Hi Shashine I have had this kenwood going on just over 10 years I bought it secondhand and it goes like a dream as its an older model it can be noisy but i dont mind I used to use my mums when i was very young so I have always liked kenwood for its robustness. I have no idea what the new models are like. please do let me know if you get the titanium. many thanks for stopping by and for commenting cheers Rose :)
@@EasytoCookatHomeRose Hi Rose, Thanks for your message. I'm glad your machine is working so well. I think the quality remains with the newer ones, too, even though they are no longer made in the UK. I remember when your model of machine was available in the stores. I used to see them, along with all of the available attachments (including a potato peeler) in Eaton's (I live in Toronto, Canada.) I have a KitchenAid from 1989 and it is excellent, but their quality has declined over the years, especially for bread dough-making. When this machine gives up, I will definitely be getting a Kenwood Titanium mixer. Thanks again, and have a good day.
this is very good tutorial, thanks for sharing this ! big like !
Thanks so much your words give me encouragement have a fab day !!
Very good and easy to follow ❤
A nice clear video. Thankyou.
I have the same model that I bought for my wife Rose, same name, way back in England in 1974 I think. It's one of the few things I brought to Thailand after my wife passed away in 1982. I still use it for bread making etc and its given me good service. I bought a mincer A926 for it way back in England in 1990 something. The problem I have is when I mince pork like pork belly, instead of mincing it starts to seize up and the fatty sinews clog the cutter. I keep the meat chilled and cut it into small pieces but it still happens. I've just made some sausages and its taken me ages because of having to dismantle the mincer. What am I doing wrong? Or is it the mincer? Don't mince your words ;-)
I don't know if you solved your problem, but as far as I know you not only have to put your meat in the freezer but also the mincerA926 itself. And when your mincer is very cold and your meat too, you maybe have better luck. I got this info from another video somewhere else. Hope it will help you.
So thankful for this video. I now understand why I can't attach the meat grinder to my mixer: the body of the grinder wasn't welded together properly as the little knob is on the bottom instead of the top. 🙄
thank you. very good information you saved me
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Is there a way to press dough out to make cookies with this machine? Thank you
Hi Andre Thank you for watching. I don't have an attachment that does but you may find one through the internet. happy searching and thank you for watching. cheers and merry Christmas Rose
that is a great machine, it sure grinded that meat to perfection
Thanks Albert I love my kenny !! its an oldie but goodie !!
its great grinder* amazing my friend!
A lifesaver video Rose.
How much does this mincer cost?
Hi Pandey iGlad yo u liked it. the prices vary I bought this for 10 pounds but they can range up to 50 depending on where you buy it from. I bought mine some years ago so the price may have changed.
Easy to Cook at Home Thankyou so much. ❤️ I will check on Amazon.
Nice video! With some great information!
Thanks so much 😀u saved my day.
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Sylas so glad you liked it !!
We have a km200 and are looking for a meat grinder attachment ... any idea 2here to get them?
John Galt They are always available on eBay.
very versatile!! well explained thx for sharing :)
Thanks Fit for French hope you have an amazing weekend !!😊👌
I have this mixer, but we don't have the accessories. How can l buy them?
Try ebay or this site. kenwoodchefrestore.co.uk/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=59
Very nicely shown.
Hi Jammat Firdaus firstly sorry for the late reply i am just mending from a broken collar bone. Thank you very much for watching and your lovely comment :) hope I will see you again on my channel thanks again and cheers from Rose :)
That was brilliant. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Melted TV have a great weekend 😊👍
Very helpful thanks for sharing
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Nice video, Thanks for sharing
Very nice video
Glad you liked it have a fab day !!
If you put the mince through a second time the texture is much better and less likely to crumble
Great job!👍
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Useful machine
Thanks so much !! yeah this works really well she's an oldie but a goodie !!
Very helpful!
Thanks my friend this is a great machine !!
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Thanks for the like hope you enjoyed the video the mincer on this machine is very good and perfect for mincing any meat !!
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Hi, i have a very old 40 year old kenwood mejor.can you replace me anew kenwood mejor for exchange?pls reply me my dear frend
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what an intro..I was expecting a human! LIKE 15
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thank you so much yes it is very useful great for cooking prep and has many great attachments for kitchen prep thank you for watching !! 😜👍
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Awesome Meat Grinder Girlfriend!!!!
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I could use a meat grinder
This one is terrific an oldie but a goodie she may be old but she's made right lol....
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Thanks Pink Zebra glad you liked it this is a great piece of kitchen equipment and oldie but a goodie!😀👍
Usefull machine
Thank you, Priyadarshani Dhani so true its robust an oldie but a goodie !! they have lots of useful attachments for all kinds of kitchen preparation and cooking thanks for the great comment !!😊👌👍
I have this machine in the US, but it is labeled a "General" mixed. very old, but more powerful than anything you can buy today.
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