Recommendation for stuffer in the UK

[ZosoOfZep]

Hi,

I am currently using a Kitchen Aid attachment for stuffing my sausage casings and it is a real pain.

I am looking for a dedicated stuffer for about £150, will go higher if needed.

Can anyone recommend one that is easy to obtained in the U.K.?

Thank you in advance.

Cheers

Gary

[crustyo44]

Hi Gary,
Most sausage stuffers I've seen are manufactured in China. If you buy one, do purchase a stainless model, 2 speed with steel gears and 4 various size stuffing tubes. I have the 5 litre model but a 3 litre model is sufficient for my usage as refilling is easy and quick. I prefer the upright model, horizontal models are available. The choice is yours.
I've used one now for many years and never had a problem yet.
Cheers,
Jan.

[fusion555]

Its from USA but its on ebay UK, 90 pounds including shipping

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-VIVO-Saus ... Swo0JWG~Kw

[ZosoOfZep]

Hi,

Thanks for the replies.

crustyo44 - What model do you use?

fusion555 - This looks really good, have you used this model before?


Cheers

Gary

[wheels]

There's a choice here...

http://www.sausagemaking.org/acatalog/H ... ffers.html

...and here:

http://www.sausagemaking.org/acatalog/P ... ffers.html

HTH

Phil

[ZosoOfZep]

Hi,

Wheels- Have you used these stuffer's if so what are your thoughts?

Cheers

Gary

[crustyo44]

Hi Gary,
I own the Pro-V-5L upright model for many years now without problems. Do consider the 3 litre stainless upright and horizontal models as well. The difference is that they use up more bench space.
The sausage meat mix left in the elbow on the upright models I use for a fry up for a breakfast patty the next morning.
Cheers,
Jan.

[wheels]

I have a similar stuffer to the vertical ones. The one's on the forum owners shop site have always received good reviews. I believe that they are italian made, so should be good.

Phil

[ZosoOfZep]

Hi,

Jan - I am interested in the Pro-V 3L, Any issues with stability, while using the stuffer. Does it need to be fixed or is it free standing.

Wheels - The forum owners shop has the Pro-V models so I shall probably go for one of those.

Cheers

Gary

[ZosoOfZep]

Hi,

Thanks for all your input.

I went for a Royal Catering vertical stuffer and it works a treat.

Cheers

Gary