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imp · August 25, 2017

Well, I can find the Weston, which has good reviews, for under $100.00, grinder set up, tomato screens and thingies included.

I don't need a powerhouse grinder or tomato processor, so it's okay if it has to work and then stop for a bit, after all, that sort of how I have to do things any more, LOL. And I do not want to process large amounts of meats anyways, I am just too old now. I don't want to work that hard!

It's just one of those things I want more than need, so will watch for a good price. Like an All American canner, I'm wanting one, but want it at a good price.

August 25, 2017	#57
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	Well, I can find the Weston, which has good reviews, for under $100.00, grinder set up, tomato screens and thingies included. I don't need a powerhouse grinder or tomato processor, so it's okay if it has to work and then stop for a bit, after all, that sort of how I have to do things any more, LOL. And I do not want to process large amounts of meats anyways, I am just too old now. I don't want to work that hard! It's just one of those things I want more than need, so will watch for a good price. Like an All American canner, I'm wanting one, but want it at a good price.