Read also:
anko cordless stick vacuum review panasonic nn-st641w review aldi electric lawn mower 2017 miracle chef air fryer oven deluxe miracle chef air fryer review envirosun solar hot water reviews smith and noble air fryer 5l
Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder LEMG1200WAUS
Reviewer Photos & Videos
KateSydney, NSW
Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder
I have done online searches for meat grinder and compare, I am so glad I bought Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder. Wanted to do my own dumpling and fish ball etc, so a good meat grinder is essential for my kitchen. I tested, and I absolutely love it, this meat grinder would be one of my best purchase for my kitchen appliances.
It would be far better if all parts and component are stainless steel, but for the money I paid, I would say is value for money. Only a small parts are not stainless steel, but these parts do not have too. The essential parts are stainless steel; feel, touch and I believe is good quality.
No hesitation to recommend to anyone.
Purchased in May 2021 at Luvele online for A$248.95.
1 comment
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
DanielVictoria
Fantastic machine!
We were very happy to receive our mincer/sausage maker and find that it is as strong and well built as what it looks in the pictures. We used it to make mince and sausages and the unit did the job with ease. We couldn't be happier and I would recommend this product to anyone.
Purchased in April 2021 for A$249.00.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Thanks you so much for sharing your feedback, very glad to hear your homemade sausages were a success :))
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
cpu c.Perth, WA
A Remarkable Meat Grinder – Sausage Maker
A Remarkable Meat Grinder – Sausage Maker
I recently purchased (July 2022) a Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder, Meat Mincer and Sausage Maker and I highly recommend it.
Firstly it was delivered very quickly from when we placed the order, it arrived well packed and as we expected, it is a professional looking unit.
We found that:
1: All the accessories and unit are very easy to clean.
2: The mince is so much better than pre minced meat from the butcher.
3: We will never buy pre made hamburger patties again after making our own mince with the Luvele.
4: A very sturdy unit able to handle mincing and sausage filling with ease....Read more
Purchased in July 2021.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
What a champ! Thanks sharing :)
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
The reviewer stated that an incentive was offered for this review
Find out how Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder LEMG1200WAUS compares to other Automatic Food Mincers
Know better, choose better.
Joanne J.
- 2 reviews
- 1 like
Amazing mincer
This mincer is amazing it has minced 50kg without any problems I love it so easy to use and clean I would highly recommended this mincer to anyone thanks for such a great product
Purchased in June 2021 for A$250.00.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Awesome feedback! Thanks for sharing
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
RobertSydney Surrounds, NSW
- 2 reviews
The perfect birthday gift
I got bought this mincer for my birthday. Easy to use. Easy to put together. Easy to clean. Great so far. Made sausages, minced a lamb and beef joint. Fun and!
Purchased in June 2021.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Awesome!
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
The reviewer stated that an incentive was offered for this review
MeganMurray Region, NSW
- 2 reviews
- Verified purchase
Good grinder but it's too loud
Used this grinder a couple of times. It's very powerful and minces very well. The only problem is that it's too loud and we need to use ear plugs while operating the grinder.
Purchased in April 2021 for A$250.00.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Thanks for your message Megan, you should know we have actually made changes to the gearing of our motor to lower DB levels, as we appreciate they can be noisy. It is however quieter than other meat grinders on the market.
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
DomPerth, WA
- 2 reviews
- 2 likes
Fantastic machine
Have recently purchased this grinder and has been put to work on a regular basis. Sturdy, well built and produces an excellent mince. Easy to use and easy to clean. Far better than the mostly plastic products on the market. Well packaged and speedy delivery.
Purchased in April 2021 at Luvele.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Great feedback, thanks for sharing :)
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
Should have got one years ago.
Should have got one years ago. Burgers, sausages etc taste so much better with freshly ground meat. Tried making sausages for the first time with this machine and it performed perfectly. Would not go backe to buying off the shelf products again.
Purchased in March 2021.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Cheering Ray
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
TaraSydney, NSW
- 2 reviews
- 1 like
Good Mincer & sausage stuffer
I have only used this a couple of times but am happy with this unit. I have used it for an experiment sausage recipe and it did a great job. I also have a bigger stuffer which i use for anything over 10kg, but i can use this for trying new recipes. Also quick delivery and customer service was good.
1 comment
Luvele SupportLuvele
Cheering!
Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
Find out how Luvele Eclipse Meat Grinder LEMG1200WAUS compares to other Automatic Food Mincers
Know better, choose better.
Questions & Answers
Greg Rasked
So, to make sausages, it appears from a previous answer by Joe D, ..... As you can only place meat in the grinder, you can't make fancy sausages with herbs, spices / flavourings etc as "It cannot mince vegetables. You should only place meat in the grinder. No bones or excess sinew etc..".... Does that restriction essentially take away the fun and diversity of making different sausage types ?
2 answers
You can add spices, and anything else as long as it is not sinewy. The grinder is powerful enough to do most things.
Luvele SupportLuvele
Hi Greg, thanks for your question. You can definitely make different types of sausages with different herbs, spices etc.. If you want to add say onions or maybe carrots, then you will need to make your minced meat, then separately, finely dice your vegetables, then mix this in to your mince meat to make your sausage mix. Then you can feed this through the grinder to make your favoured sausages. What we do not recommend is to place a full carrot through the grinder. I hope this helps.
Jodie S.asked
Hi, New to making own sausages. 1) is there different blades, eg course, fine, medium. 2) Also. tubes for thin and thick sausages. 3) can it mince vegetables when doing for snags and sausage rolls.
Hope you can help. Jodie
3 answers
Luvele SupportLuvele
Hi Jodie, thanks for your questions, Ill be happy to help. There is only one blade that come with the grinder. However, the Eclipse Meat grinder comes with five cutting disks, a 3mm, 5mm, 8mm 12mm and sausage filling disk. These are what allow you to create different textures. The Eclipse Meat Grinder comes with a 16mm, 22mm, and 32mm sausage nozzles, so you can make different sizes. It cannot mince vegetables. You should only place meat in the grinder. No bones or excess sinew etc..
Hi Thanks for the info. We have a large family and are looking at the mincer and a vac sealer. Where do I get the natural sausage casings and how long do they keep.Jodie
Luvele SupportLuvele
You're welcome :)) We can recommend this company for sausage casings https://www.thecasingboutique.com/
I believe you can freeze casings, so they can last for a long time. If your reach out to the above company they can help with any further questions you may have.
Mark Wasked
I'm planning to buy this model or the smaller LPMG700, but I can't figure out what the practical differences are, apart from the bigger motor and additional plates. Does the big one work significantly better for grinding and sausage making? Real-world examples anybody?
3 answers
Luvele SupportLuvele
Hey Mark, Thanks for your interest :)
Apart from what you have mentioned there is no other stand out features, both models are designed for household usage so you can't grind bones or frozen produce.
The only other features Included in this model are the quick release head, and a fitted hopper plate that makes for an easier user experience. You will find sausage making a little faster with this model, but the ultimate still does a great job all the same.
Yes the Eclipse is more powerful and will handle larger qtys, but it still needs the same rest time between batches, ie: (never leave it running without anything going through it) Also you will want to rest the motor like you would for a blender, for example. 10 minutes on 10 minutes off is a good rule of thumb.
This is a link to the instruction manual that may be helpful:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1029/7511/files/ECLIPSE_AU_IM_WEB_c556543c-a6d3-4b6c-9aaf-057ee3b12248.pdf?4279
Hopefully someone can chime in here, but if it's within your budget the Eclipse meat grinder is a great solution for most grinding and sausage making tasks.
Always happy to help further at: [email protected]
Hello Mark,
I recently purchased the Eclipse unit after extensive research between the two models.
However, you can’t go wrong with either model.
I based my selection on a few things.
We tend to prepare food for our extended family so it will almost be larger amounts of meat that we grind at the one time.
We recently did 75 kg of sausages in one day and the machine didn’t miss a beat.
(Follow the instructions for the use/rest time).
If it is within your budget, then the Eclipse model would be my recommendation.
Also it is more economical in the long run, as an example, if you purchase the smaller model and you wanted the extra accessories later, then it would be more cost effective to get the get the Eclipse model as it come with more accessories in the box.
I hope this helps.
Sebastian
Thank you!
Listing monitored by Luvele representatives.
ieatwords.com.au has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence our content moderation policies in any way, though ieatwords.com.au may earn commissions for products/services purchased via affiliate links.
Luvele SupportLuvele
Wow, thanks for the great feedback :))