The easiest stuffer yet is the Dakota Water Stuffer. You hook a hose to a water faucet and one to a drain fill it with meat and close drain line and gradually open supply line and the meat comes out as fast as you can handle it. It just uses 2 little garden hose ball valves. Being from ND I was the person that put Walton’s on to these great stuffers back in the 90’s. You might need a second person to roll it up because it will stuff as fast as you want and it don’t care how warm or cold your meat is! Happy Stuffing!
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RE: Stuffer question
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RE: Conversion charts
ajw222 just divide by 4 and you have the 25 lb mix divide that by 5 and this will give you the amount for 5lb pretty easy on the calculator
Latest posts made by fisherman43
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RE: Polish Christmas in 2020
what do you use to make your pierogis they look great
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RE: Sausage stuffing issue
Mr. A. you need more fat with venison and beef booth of those are lean
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RE: Conversion charts
ajw222 just divide by 4 and you have the 25 lb mix divide that by 5 and this will give you the amount for 5lb pretty easy on the calculator
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RE: Stuffer question
fisherman43 Ijust looked at Walton’s site and did not see the Dakota stuffer there . Go ahead and Google it and you will find it. There are also accessories for making snack sticks and jerky also Utube has videos.
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RE: Stuffer question
The easiest stuffer yet is the Dakota Water Stuffer. You hook a hose to a water faucet and one to a drain fill it with meat and close drain line and gradually open supply line and the meat comes out as fast as you can handle it. It just uses 2 little garden hose ball valves. Being from ND I was the person that put Walton’s on to these great stuffers back in the 90’s. You might need a second person to roll it up because it will stuff as fast as you want and it don’t care how warm or cold your meat is! Happy Stuffing!