Meat Tenderizer for KitchenAid Mixer, Stainless Steel Gear for KitchenAid Meat Tenderizer Attachment, Meat Tenderiser by Gvode

This tenderizer works like a champ and is easy to clean. I would recommend it.

Love this attachment to my kitchen aid mixer. Can make my own cube steaks at a lot cheaper price and tenderize other meats.

Works pretty good. Not quite as good as a commercial or dedicated cuber, but pretty good. I've still got to tinker with what speed to use (only had 4 steaks to cube on initial run) I may have to drill the locking indent a tad deeper. It rotated on me on the last steak. Easy fix for me, I have the tools and it would take 20 seconds. It also could have been that I just didn't tighten it enough. It cubes a little thin in my opinion. That's why 4 stars. Can't run it through more than twice or the meat starts to shred. Twice is ok, I'd prefer to be able to run it through 3 or 4 times. Clean up isn't too bad. It comes with a toothbrush like brush to make it a bit easier but I didn't have to use it. I have good water pressure and a good spraying from my faucet got it visibly clean, a spritz of dawn spray got the fatty oils off.

It does what it’s supposed to do. Works fine.

I really appreciate and like this product — it’s the only stainless steel meat tenderizer attachment I’ve been able to find, and it has saved me a lot of work. However, I’ve had it for less than two months and have only used it three times with about 120 pieces of boneless thin pork chops, and one of the metal rings between the teeth has already fallen off. Another ring is lifting up and looks like it will fall off soon. I’m not sure what these rings are for or whether losing them will eventually affect the tool’s usability. I recommended this product to a friend, and her unit hasn’t had this issue so far (about a month of use). If this is a defective item, I would appreciate a replacement.

Works as it should! Did great on my deer steaks! Does well with chicken also!

Was very impressed with how easily this connected to the KitchenAid. It has a sturdy connection that fit perfectly. Just be sure to orient it correctly (look at label on the end) so that the two rollers roll toward one-another. Handled skirt steaks from Costco with ease. Figure you're a bit constricted with the thickness of the meat that you're putting in it. Using the plastic shield makes it pretty easy. Haven't tried it with chicken yet but I'm sure it will be fine. It is made of heavier metal compared with some of the other options available on Amazon. I think it was well worth the additional price.

It doesn’t quite work as good as I thought it would, but it does work. I like making my tenderloin sandwiches a little thicker than this thing will tenderize again that is my issue. It is a good product. It works and very well built.