The most useful and interesting news in meat grinders

Automatic reverse

In 2015, Bork specialists equipped one of their models with a function automatic turn on reverse in case of difficulties during the scrolling of meat. Manual start of the reverse is no longer a news, but not always the hostess can accurately determine the moment of seizing of the drive shaft of the meat grinder. Automating the process will extend the life of the device and facilitate the process of obtaining minced meat, which, in turn, will become more juicy and uniform in consistency.

 

Meat grinder with the function of a food processor

One of the first such units on the market is Vitek. Besides the grinding of meat into mince, this meat grinder is capable cut products into cubes using a special innovative nozzle. It makes it easy to prepare ingredients for salad or cold appetizers. With the use of other attachments, you can make stuffed sausages or homemade sausages (by the way, the manufacturer equipped this meat grinder with a special pusher for food, which reduces the likelihood of the power unit stopping or breaking during operation). Something similar is being marketed by Kenwood, although here, instead of attachments, a system of replaceable moving blades will be used.

New "meat" forms

Philips will focus on the production of meat grinders in 2015 with extended cooking options for meat dishes. To do this, several forms have been added to the configuration of several models at once, allowing them to form and pack a layer of minced meat of the desired thickness and diameter. The cook will only have to put it in a casing and finish cooking by frying the semi-finished product in a frying pan for 40-50 minutes.

 

Silent operation

In the summer of 2014, home appliance manufacturers presented to the public a number of meat grinders with low noise engines during operation. Unfortunately, until now, these models existed only in the form of concepts and were not available to consumers. In 2015, specialists from Vitek, Bork and Kenwood promise to finalize the production technology of motors and begin production of quiet "kitchen assistants."

 

Ergonomic design

In 2015, some manufacturers will head for production. super compact meat grinders. This, in particular, Sirman and Polaris. The use of modern parts and engines of smaller sizes will not affect the power of the device, but it will allow placing it on a small area and freeing the kitchen worktop for other necessary equipment, cutlery and dishes.

Unique body materials

Most consumers believe that the most reliable are meat grinders made from steel. In fact, there is a much more practical and cheaper material - soft-touch plastic, which is remarkable not only for its high strength, but also for its resistance to scratches and bumps. Polaris meat grinders with the body of this material will be available at the beginning of this year and will differ in an acceptable price.

 

Automatic troubleshooting

Bork’s premium meat grinders will be equipped with backlit graphic displays to display not only traditional information (type, mode, etc.), but also auto diagnostics data, which will determine the condition of the cutting elements, the correct attachment of the nozzle, the temperature of the engine and tell you when to use the services of a service center. This will save the device from premature breakdowns and reduce maintenance costs.

 

Built-in coffee grinder

Household appliance manufacturer Zelmer is going to offer meat grinders to consumers in 2015 with coffee mill. The regulator of the degree of grinding will allow grinding the grain to the required size. Also, the mill perfectly cope with the processing of spices and nuts.

 

Extended Power Cord

Consumer prayers are heard. Already in early 2015, Philips meat grinders (including models that have long been on the conveyor) began to equip long power cords (up to 2 meters)that will allow much more free to move appliances around the kitchen.

Electrical circuit breaker

Additional motor protection will provide innovative electrical circuit breakertriggered in moments of sudden voltage fluctuations. This technology has already been mastered by specialists from Kenwood and Philips, which means that the appearance of meat grinders with a higher protection class is not far off.

 

 

Anti-trail coating

Special body coating, protecting it from the almost inevitable appearance of grease stains and fingerprints in kitchen concerns, first appeared in Polaris equipment in mid-2014. And in 2015, it began to be used in meat grinders. The pioneer here is the PMG 1810A Crystal model. Polaris does not disclose the composition of his magic coating, but indicates in the instructions that it is still necessary to periodically wipe the surface of the meat grinder with a microfiber cloth. However, this has to be done about ten times less as compared to conventional meat grinders.