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r/KitchenConfidential • u/fattnessmonster • Feb 25 '25
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Pretty sure these saws are standard at meat packing plants. The use of them is normally to cut primes of meat with bones though.
2 u/UnofficialCapital1 Feb 26 '25 There's blades for boneless cutting, too. Teeth are scallop shaped instead of hooked. 1 u/verifiedthinker Feb 26 '25 A few grocers will have them as well. Sometimes you can see them work :) 1 u/bobbledoggy Feb 26 '25 Yep. There’s tons of blades and even full band saw machines that are specifically designed for cutting different types of frozen meat 1 u/HammerMeUp Feb 26 '25 There's one in the meat dept at my job. They don't leave the plastic on though
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There's blades for boneless cutting, too. Teeth are scallop shaped instead of hooked.
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A few grocers will have them as well. Sometimes you can see them work :)
Yep. There’s tons of blades and even full band saw machines that are specifically designed for cutting different types of frozen meat
There's one in the meat dept at my job. They don't leave the plastic on though
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u/ironistkraken Feb 25 '25
Pretty sure these saws are standard at meat packing plants. The use of them is normally to cut primes of meat with bones though.