Premium Meat Tenderizer Mallet – 48 Stainless Steel Blades, Ideal for Marinated Meats, Beef, Steak, Chicken, Poultry & More – Kitchen Must-Have Tools for Chefs & Cooking Enthusiasts

Cubes well, thin sharp blade make a much nicer meat that the round sharp spike type. The meat is tenderized with out being hammered paper thin.

It’s high-quality, reliable, and performs exactly as described. Easy to use and well-made, it feels durable and thoughtfully designed. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to others.

I bought this 48 pin meat tenderizer from Mercy Shopping, shipped by Amazon for about $8.07. A pure impulse buy since I've seen identical ones sell between $10 - $20. They were clearing them out because the packaging had mispelt the word meat as "meet". The product itself works great. I tested it out on a piece of beef shank, ( the lower part of the leg with the shin bone, cut horizontally into steaks ). It is a muscular cut that usually needs to be stewed for a few hours to be tender, ( aka Osso Bucco). First, I de-boned the meat. Then, I went after the 2 inch thick slab of meat like "the Wolverine". By time I was finished, it was flattened out to 1 inch and was literally minced meat. I marinated the meat in a soy sauce teriyaki mixture for a day. I grilled each side on high heat for about 2 1/2 minutes. The sugar from the teriyaki sauce gives it a nice charred crust. The meat was nice and tender. The meat soaked up the marinade and was super flavorful. I deducted a star because cleaning is a slight issue. I squirted some dishwashing liquid all over it. It is difficult to clean while trying to hold down the safety bar with both hands. The little brush that comes with the device, is useless for cleaning. I blast it through hot water for several minutes to make sure no meat residue is left on the needles.

Best tenderizer for pork belly to make it extra crispy. This was really easy use. Its a pain to clean though, easiest way for me was with a toothbrush. Overall I'm happy with my purchase and would buy again.

I love this tenderizer. Deer, Steak, and jerky.

Great product

works great and makes all meats tender

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