PING: Sheldon

Gregory Morrow said:

jake said:

Might there be parts of the grinder that need to stay lubricated - where
the soap would remove that lubrication?

Isn't that one of the first things a [censored] learns when working at a
brothel...???

I had this funny feeling when I posted my previous post. I was hoping
others wouldn't.

Joseph LIttleshoes said:

jake said:

Joseph LIttleshoes said:

Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:

>>Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>...what do you run thru your grinder to clean it? I have used
>>>the hot water tap but I'm sure there is more I can do. Thanks.
>>
>>
>>What... coffee grinder, meat grinder... what?
>>
>>Sheldon
>>
>>
>
>Meat grinder.
>
>Michael

I used to work in a grocery store and one of my jobs was to clean up

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after the owner had used his meat grinder, he insisted no soap be

used

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on it (which i accept with cast iron) but i would cheat and use soap

and

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extremely hot water when he was not around, several times he caught

me

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and roundly berated me for it, but on those occasions when he was
unaware of what i had done he praised my ability to clean his steel
grinder.

IMO the grinders are not 'seasoned' the way an iron skillet is and
dishwashing liquid is fine, i use soap on my food processor and my

old

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hand cranked meat grinder to no ill effects.

Perhaps i am missing some other important aspect of this debate but

as

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far as i can tell there should be no problem with cleaning a meat
grinder with soap and hot water. Now my pepper grinder is another

issue

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all together. It don't come apart and the one time i washed it, it

took

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days to full dry and become useful again. But its an old wooden

model

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and i really should up grade to a version that can be fully
disassembled.
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JL

Might there be parts of the grinder that need to stay lubricated -
where
the soap would remove that lubrication?

Well yes, in an commercial grinder i imagine there are such parts but i
would think no food would come into contact with a 'lubricated' portion
of the machinery and i cant recall ever having to wash such a part as
ball bearings or the like.

Ok, I did'n' know that but find it reassuring.

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Nothing like that of course in my hand cranked table top grinder all its
parts can be washed in soap and water.
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JL

Gregory Morrow said:

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OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

Andy Katz <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Shelly's surname is "Katz"?

Yeah...

But I'm not comfortable calling him "[censored] Katz".

I've seen him called "Cookie Katz" before.
I could handle that. :-)

I said it with a full-face sneer when I came up with that.

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I understand he's an ex-military cook.......

Navy shipboard mess cook. He says Martin is his last name. He also says
he'll never divulge real personal information. He was in the navy as
Sheldon Katz. Who knows if anything he says is even remotely true. He's
made enough outright blunders and shown enough plagiarist games that
what he actually claims to know is certainly suspect. If he's so
knowledgeable, why so many websites?

[censored] he's got you wrapped around his little finger...

It's always good to see you bring the "A" material. Oh, wait...

Idiot.

Pastorio

Bob Terwilliger said:

Damsel wrote to Bob Pastorio:

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But really .... how old are YOU, Bob? <G>

Googling...Bob once wrote:

"Charlie Coffaro brought pizza to our kindergarten class back in 1946."

So I'm guessing he's 64 or thereabouts.

Precisely correct. Good bit of research and good calculating.

Wonder how Charlie's doing these days?

Anybody heard from him?

Pastorio

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Gregory Morrow said:

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OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:

> Andy Katz <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Shelly's surname is "Katz"?
>
>Yeah...
>
>But I'm not comfortable calling him "[censored] Katz".
>
>I've seen him called "Cookie Katz" before.
>I could handle that. :-)

I said it with a full-face sneer when I came up with that.

>I understand he's an ex-military cook.......

Navy shipboard mess cook. He says Martin is his last name. He also says
he'll never divulge real personal information. He was in the navy as
Sheldon Katz. Who knows if anything he says is even remotely true. He's
made enough outright blunders and shown enough plagiarist games that
what he actually claims to know is certainly suspect. If he's so
knowledgeable, why so many websites?

[censored] he's got you wrapped around his little finger...

It's always good to see you bring the "A" material. Oh, wait...

Idiot.

[censored] you acquit yourself *pathetically*...

--
Best
Greg

Gregory Morrow said:

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It's always good to see you bring the "A" material. Oh, wait...

Idiot.

[censored] you acquit yourself *pathetically*...

<LOL> This from a guy who thinks that [censored] is an example of acquitting
oneself brilliantly...

Maybe I should start calling you Greg Moron to come all the way to your
level of intellectual accomplishment. It would mean cutting off my
cerebellum, not to mention most of my cerebrum.

Greg, if you work very hard at self-development and manage a 500%
improvement, you'll have leaped upward all the way to pointless,
ignorant [censored].

Pastorio

Gregory Morrow said:

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It's always good to see you bring the "A" material. Oh, wait...

Idiot.

[censored] you acquit yourself *pathetically*...

<LOL> This from a guy who thinks that [censored] is an example of acquitting
oneself brilliantly...

Maybe I should start calling you Greg Moron to come all the way to your
level of intellectual accomplishment. It would mean cutting off my
cerebellum, not to mention most of my cerebrum.

Greg, if you work very hard at self-development and manage a 500%
improvement, you'll have leaped upward all the way to pointless,
ignorant [censored].

Pastorio

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Joseph LIttleshoes said:

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Gregory Morrow said:

jake wrote:

> Might there be parts of the grinder that need to stay lubricated

-

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where
> the soap would remove that lubrication?

Isn't that one of the first things a [censored] learns when working at a

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brothel...???

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Best
Greg

Once when i was very young and equally naieve i told a bunnch of

alpha

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male warriors
the "ring of fire" joke (popular back when Johnny Cash did the song

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of
the same name).

Not realizing at all its [censored] erotic sub text, though looking back

on

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it, i was told that joke by an old Queen.

Like the mice waltzing in the grand piano.
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JL

LOLOL...

Michael

---JL