A Day On The Mincer

[nothernlite 18,023]

Im need to do the same millet get rid of the bunnies and make more space

[D Lloyd 2,790]

hats off to you mate its hard work but well worth it wish i still had my hobart mincer

[Millet 4,497]

I tend to do it as it comes in, last big lot i did was a fecker, jammed in into the chest freezer so it was frozen together, right bugger getting it out/splitting it. I cursed myself for weeks

Been there and done that and it's a ball ache... i have put several holes in the freezer over the year's trying to get them out with a jemmy.. ..that's why them little plastic tub's are used and any that are bagged are placed in layer's separated with thick plastic sheet's till they are frozen..

[wilbur foxhound 480]

when I used minced rabbit I left the skin on,but rabbit don't half make them put the weight on,atb wf

[paulf 820]

tidy bit of grub there millet :yes:.

[Millet 4,497]

when I used minced rabbit I left the skin on,but rabbit don't half make them put the weight on,atb wf

I have tried leaving the skin on in the past but all it does is block the blade up and it's a pain taking it to bit's every 2 minute's... as far as Rabbit goes for putting weight on a dog i don't seem to have that problem...it's the same as feeding any food.. if you gauge it properly with the right amount of exercise you should have a fit lean dog..

[RossM 7,979]

Good grub that millet they takeaway tubs don't tend to be that up to a second sitting as such I find? Or maybe it's just the pound shop bad boys I use!!

[Guest vin]

Good grub that millet they takeaway tubs don't tend to be that up to a second sitting as such I find? Or maybe it's just the pound shop bad boys I use!!

 

Dont fill them up to the top..and don't drop em. . . they have a tendancy to crack when there full and frozen.

 

cracking job there Millet.. I do same with my rabbits etc etc..also do the chicken carcasses the same..makes a lot more room in freezer.

[the_stig 6,614]

does it stink ----nice to see the old boys still around

[Millet 4,497]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh Yes it stink's

[stabba 10,745]

What weight of mince does them plastic tubs take Millet roughly??

[Millet 4,497]

Stabba. the thin ones take around 1 to 1 .5 lb depending on how tight you pack them..the bigger one's take 2 1/4 lb on average.

[The one 8,396]

Good grub that millet they takeaway tubs don't tend to be that up to a second sitting as such I find? Or maybe it's just the pound shop bad boys I use!!

You can get a 100 , 500 gram tubs on ebay for £14 and theres loads of bigger ones and there no so flimsy as the pound shop ones

[Pulser 14]

 

I tend to do it as it comes in, last big lot i did was a fecker, jammed in into the chest freezer so it was frozen together, right bugger getting it out/splitting it. I cursed myself for weeks

Been there and done that and it's a ball ache... i have put several holes in the freezer over the year's trying to get them out with a jemmy.. ..that's why them little plastic tub's are used and any that are bagged are placed in layer's separated with thick plastic sheet's till they are frozen..

 

I found them plastic containers cracked easy when froze. I now cut the bottoms off 2 litre milk cartons and use them. I find they don’t stick together much or crack when frozen. Plus they’re free.

Edited May 24, 2014 by Pulser

[Millet 4,497]

I have no like's left Pulser so here ... that's not a bad idea with the milk carton's but how do you stop the top layer from drying out..