SC - Re: Food Processors and the lists Opinion

[Etain1263@aol.com]

I don't have a food processor, but I was lucky enough to inherit my
Mom's old (heavy) hand-operated food grinder, as well as the electric
one Dad got her.  The electric one has all kinds of attachments for
making/stuffing sausages, which I've never tried, as the idea of buying
all those cleaned innards for the casings just completely grosses me
out.  *sigh* I'd better get over it soon--we're doing homemade sausages
for Harvest Ct at the end of October. <g>
- --Maire

ChannonM at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I am on the hunt for a food processor that can do sausage (that is grind and
> stuff casings, to clarify)
> 
> Since this will be a long term investment, I dont' want to skimp, but also
> don't want to break the bank. This will be an early Christmas present from my
> hubby :)
> 
> I have really only found two that possibly fit the bill namely;
> 
> Bosch- 700 watt, 3 yr motor warranty about $350 plus about $120 each for the
> major attachments and $40 to $80 for minor ones (the attachments look more
> stainless steel than plastic)
> 
> Kitchen Aid- 350 watt, 1yr warranty about $300 and about half price for
> attachments than the above.
> 
> I am leaning toward the Bosch, but was hoping to get some wisdom from the
> list.
> Any input?
> 
> Hauviette
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