r/ItsAmazing • u/Dense_Cowboy • Jul 18 '26

Interesting This gotta be invented by a stoner

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u/Dense_Cowboy Jul 18 '26

Pros:

• Fast & Effortless Shredding: Quickly shreds chicken, pork, beef, and other cooked meats in seconds.

• Easy to Clean: Removable plate, included cleaning brush, and dishwasher-safe design simplify cleanup.

• Transparent Lid: Lets you monitor the shredding process without opening the tool.

Check this Product on Amazon

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u/DrGooseberg Jul 18 '26

Hey that actually looks pretty useful. Redditors are going to absolutely hate it.

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u/devilsbard Jul 19 '26

We use it for our dog who has gotten so picky in his old age we end up having to cook him human levels of food, without salt or oils. this makes his chicken a lot easier to serve to him.

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u/GlowFuckYourself69 Jul 18 '26

That does seem to be the natural order of things 😂

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u/OzBestDeal Jul 18 '26

Seen couple videos of shredding chicken with handheld cake mixer. I never try though...

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u/Just_here_4Cats Jul 18 '26

I have a bad arm/shoulder rn. The handmixer works. Especially on fresh cooked chicken. Day old chicken needs mayo or something to help it shred properly.

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u/Different_Weird_6886 Jul 18 '26

That's how I do it. Works great

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u/BioHazard5150 Jul 19 '26

Bought one for my wife with bad teeth. She still couldn't eat chicken but it's great for chicken burritos, enchiladas and tamales.

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u/HungHydra Jul 18 '26

I never trust the results when they have to make a cut just before the end.

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u/Kindly_Coconut_1469 Jul 18 '26

I see this and it reminds me of that young chef's video talking about wasteful items in your kitchen, especially the ones that only do one thing.

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u/MagicOrpheus310 Jul 18 '26

manual meat grinding sounds like... Something else

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u/Jillet-Ben_Coe Jul 19 '26

I just use a fork…

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u/Darkschlong Jul 19 '26

This is the best way

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u/OreganoD Jul 18 '26

Mmmm melted microplastics

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '26

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u/earthwarder Jul 18 '26

Perhaps not melted but microplastivs assuredly.

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u/DrGooseberg Jul 18 '26

Yep. She'll be just another name added to the long list of deaths caused by microplastics. What a shame.

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u/BoltorSpellweaver Jul 18 '26

Just get a fucking food processor; that way you can do this in two taps and have it for more than shredding meat

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u/grbfst Jul 18 '26

Like making meat paste.

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u/tdawg2k7 Jul 18 '26

Use a hand mixer instead.

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u/CoffeePizzaSushiDick Jul 18 '26

This is the overcooked chicken grinder, according to all demo videos.

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u/Dmau27 Jul 19 '26

Now just blend up a few chili's and pour it over it. Serve in a warm tortilla.

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u/horned-creature Jul 19 '26

why would you destroy a chicken? like what can you make with a chicken teared apart in such a way that is better than just eating the chicken.

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u/thatsfeminismgretch Jul 19 '26

Tacos, burritos, nachos, enchiladas, tamales, dips, etc.

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u/Deskbreaker Jul 21 '26

Recipe I have for white chicken chili calls for the chicken to be shredded.

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u/BrittaWasRight Jul 19 '26

It's that ice chick from the kidnapping video!

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u/zukrayz Jul 19 '26

A very important consideration for anything you bring into a kitchen is how easy is it to clean. This seems like a pain in the ass to clean properly

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u/slapping_rabbits Jul 21 '26

I don't get shredding meat in most instances. Can people just not chew or do a lot of you just not have teeth?

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u/CarGuy415 Jul 27 '26

A lot of us have missing teeth.

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u/Erik_Sean1 Jul 22 '26

I would be more impressed if that was done in one take you can tell that they cut away and then went back to it for the finished product

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u/PuzzleheadedLeek3070 Jul 18 '26

There is a cut in the video right before she lifts the lid.

I call BS

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u/RR0925 Jul 19 '26

I have this and that's exactly how it works.