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Best single grind for venison

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    Bigtwin
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    I’ll be grinding a whole deer (except for the backstrap) and would like your recommendations on the best single grind size. I plan to vacuum package 1 lb bags. I plan on making jerky from ground meat, snack sticks, brats and hamburger patties. I’ll add fat later, when making snack sticks or brats

    Single or double grind?

    thanks

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    If adding fats or grinding later a single grind with a medium plate should do well. I go with twice ground on the medium for the final grind on just about everything

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    Joe, thanks for your response. I have a 10 mm plate and a 1/4 inch plate and I’ll assume these are medium sized plates. (I’m new to all this) Which of these would be best?

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    lkrfletcher Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Colorado Military Veterans Veteran
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    Bigtwin - This depends on your preference. I grind several deer a year, and the concensus is the chili grind plate which is 13mm.

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