VillaWare V5267 Food Processor Reviews

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I was looking at both this VillaWare 5267 and the Waring Pro 800. I had read a review that listed both as top quality meat grinders and both have good reviews on amazon. from Amazon.com My girlfriend bought this model; I bought a food grinder attachment for my KitchenAid mixer. We use them to grind cooked channa (lentils) and pressure-cooked, tender lean beef. The VillaWare is ok. It makes a lot of noise and the griner attachment and food funnel move around while it grinds. from Amazon.com it works okay for this, even though the directions clearly state, "no bones." for this purpose, use the largest of the three grinding sizes and work very slowly, alternating boney pieces with from Amazon.com it was easy to put together, easy to use, easy to clean up. from Amazon.com and wow what a great grinder it is very simple to use and works great. from Amazon.com it is easy to set up, easy to use, and easy to clean. from Amazon.com I am on a very restrictive diet. Since I require extremely lean meats I must know the quality of the meats in ground products. from Amazon.com i bought it and it doesnt spin so in that case it doesn't work so i am returning it from Amazon.com I bought this grinder because I want to grind whole, raw chicken, bones and all, for cat food. It works okay for this, even though the directions clearly state, "No bones." For this purpose, use the largest of the three grinding sizes and work very slowly, alternating boney pieces with non-boney pieces. from Amazon.com I can't use that Meat Grinder, because they did not send me all the parts. from Amazon.com