mincer

British  

/ mɪnsə /

noun

1. an appliance used to mince meat

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Example Sentences

Inspectors also found old meat left in a mincer's nozzle and too few sinks for people to wash their hands at Kenya Butchers in West Street, Reading, run by KBH Meats Ltd.

From BBC

I never had an apple peeler, bread pan, garlic mincer, whisk or anything similar until I married my wife.

From Salon

They ran them twice through a trusty decades-old stainless steel mincer that the sisters’ father had used, employing a food pusher he had fashioned from a discarded piece of timber.

From New York Times

The shop, whose black-and-white checkered interiors hold a butcher block, slicer and mincer, labels itself Asia’s first plant-based meat “butchery.”

From Washington Post

Mancini might make a few personnel changes - he has to replace the injured Giorgio Chiellini, for starters - but we can be sure Italy are intent on putting Wales through a mincer.

From The Guardian