Meat Grinder

The Meat Grinder iHorn is made from part of a meat grinder.  The most common vintage brand was made by Keystone.  The modern meat grinder was invented by German Baron Karl Drais in the mid-1800s, revolutionizing meat preparation from tedious chopping to efficient grinding, using a hand-cranked screw to push meat through a perforated plate, leading to innovations like sausage-making and eventually electric models that shaped fast-food culture and home cooking by making ground meat affordable and accessible.  Keytstone was a household brand made by the Chilton Manufacturing Company in Boyertown, Pennsylvania between the 1920s and 1950s.  This model screwed into a butcher’s block.  The Meat Grinder iHorn begs the question, “Where’s the beef?”