Noun:

Mincemeat,

mincer's Usage Examples:

Other items were added to the range, including irons, mincers, potato chippers, coin-operated machines and the first typewriters made.

preparation in rams (in which kava is pounded in a section of pipe), meat-mincers, and mechanical grinders.

Ethel Smith, and Dora Spong, whose family made domestic equipment like mincers, which the cook may have used, and 9 were in the non-militant suffragist.

company"s stock consisted of many items, including ammunition, knives, mincers, wires, and even dog collars.

Füllwolfen vereinfacht Prozesse [Filling mincers simplify processes] (in German).

appliances for home usage and dining industry, including dishwashers, mincers, band saw machines, mixers, spiral mixers, graters, peelers, coffee machines.

the portion of stuffing on each square of dough Shape the tortellino chopping board knife rolling pin Dough Rolling Board mincer kneading machine sheeter.

company became a household name and in 1882 was boasting sales of 200,000 mincers as well as being able to advertise that their mincing machine was owned.

mincers were used in the largest public and private institutions in the land.

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A meat grinder (also called a "meat mincer" in the UK) is a kitchen appliance for fine chopping ("mincing") and/or mixing of raw or cooked meat, fish,.

Garlic mincers can be used to obtain fine grains of garlic too.

Measures to reduce the risk of injury to staff during the loading of meat mincers were also found to be inadequate.

Synonyms:

mincing machine, kitchen utensil,