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Gdrtwwh GD100 Metal Meat Grinder Attachment

A third-party meat grinder attachment in stainless steel, stated to fit all KitchenAid stand mixers and the Cuisinart SM-50 series. Gdrtwwh lists four grinding plates, two blades and three sausage tubes, dishwasher-safe parts, and uses covering mince, sausages and breadcrumbs.

Gdrtwwh GD100 stainless steel meat grinder attachment for KitchenAid mixers

Best for: A KitchenAid owner who wants a metal grinder and a sausage kit in one box.

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Specifications

Fits
All KitchenAid stand mixers and the Cuisinart SM-50 series, stated by the seller
Material
Stainless steel
In the box
Grinder, 4 grinding plates, 2 blades, sausage holder, 3 sausage tubes, pusher, brush
Plate hole sizes
Not published — four plates, no diameters
Throughput
Not published
Dishwasher
Stated dishwasher-safe
On Amazon.com
Listed, shown as currently unavailable
Amazon reference
B0CSJBKVM6 (identical on 6 markets)
EAN
0658370898835

The plus side, and the minus

Strengths

  • All-stainless construction rather than molded plastic gearing
  • Stated dishwasher-safe, which the Bosch attachment does not state
  • Stated to fit all KitchenAid stand mixers
  • Four grinding plates and three sausage tubes in the box

Compromises

  • A third-party part on a hub standard owned by another maker
  • No throughput figure published, where Bosch publishes about 2.2 lb (1 kg)/min
  • Four plates, but no hole diameter published for any of them
  • Shown as currently unavailable on Amazon.com

Metal

The argument for this part over KitchenAid’s plastic grinder: stainless steel throughout, which Gdrtwwh states is durable and precisely machined, and dishwasher-safe.

Under load, a mincer is a torque problem. Molded parts are where inexpensive attachments fail, and where a good mixer survives its own accessory.

The fit claim

Stated to fit all KitchenAid stand mixers. That is a broad claim about a hub standard owned by someone else, and it is the third party’s own — we report it as such, along with the Cuisinart SM-50 series it also names. KitchenAid’s own metal grinder is on this shelf: the KSMMGA, with fine, medium and coarse plates.

What is not published

Plate hole sizes. The box holds four grinding plates, and the listing gives a diameter for none of them. The Bosch attachment in this hub publishes its 4.5 mm plate, and that number decides whether you get burger mince or paste.

No throughput either, where Bosch publishes about 2.2 lb (1 kg) a minute.

Uses

Gdrtwwh names mince for burgers and sausages, homemade breadcrumbs, and sausage filling. The sausage-filling function is the one that most often justifies a grinder at all, and the three tubes in the box cover it.

Availability in the United States

The Amazon.com listing exists under the same reference but shows the grinder as currently unavailable. Until it returns, the KitchenAid KSMMGA is the metal grinder on this shelf for the same hub.

What readers want to know

Is a third-party attachment a risk?

It is a choice we state rather than judge. What is worth weighing: the hub standard belongs to KitchenAid, the fit claim here is the third party’s own, and a mincer under load puts real torque through the mount. Gdrtwwh states stainless construction and precise machining; KitchenAid’s own metal grinder, the KSMMGA, is also on this shelf.

What sizes does it grind?

The listing names four grinding plates but gives no hole diameter for any of them. The Bosch attachment in this hub publishes a 4.5 mm (0.18 in) plate, and KitchenAid names fine, medium and coarse on its own KSMMGA; a diameter is the figure to look for, because it decides whether the result is a burger mince or a paste.

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