Description:Using a meat tenderizing hammer is easier. Just take your cut of beef or other meat, pat it dry and lay it on a flat surface. Starting in the middle and working , pound the meat with the spiky face of the hammer. Pound hard enough to leave dents in the meat. This meat tenderizer has a smooth wooden handle and hard for comfortable grip and fine meat.-hammer meat pounder Features – ColorKhaki-meat mallet – Material: Stainless Steel and wood – Size: Approx. 22.5 x 4.5 x 10cm. – A mallet is the best soften and tenderize meat, giving tougher meat the texture of succulent and delicious expensive cut.-double-sided steak hammer – Stainless steel side of this mallet it just the right weight, and also makes it sanitary, easy to clean.-kitchen meat mallet – Double sided heads. of the hammer is spiked for tenderizing, and the other is wavy sided for pounding meat thinner.-kitchen hammer steak – The hammer breaks up the grain of the meat and makes it much easier to cut and chew. It can be used to tenderize chicken, steak, pork and more.-dual-sided steak pounder – Ergonomic design. This mallet is well balanced for easy pounding, letting the hammer do the work instead of your arm.-hammer for hammering steak
Double sided heads. of the hammer is spiked for tenderizing, and the other is wavy sided for pounding meat thinner. -food hammer Stainless steel side of this mallet it just the right weight, and also makes it sanitary, easy to clean. -hammer meat tenderizer Ergonomic design. This mallet is well balanced for easy pounding, letting the hammer do the work instead of your arm.-tender meat hammer The hammer breaks up the grain of the meat and makes it much easier to cut and chew. It can be used to tenderize chicken, steak, pork and more. -meat tenderizer hammer A mallet is the best soften and tenderize meat, giving tougher meat the texture of succulent and delicious expensive cut. -meat knocking hammer 2 x Wooden Double-Sided Hammer-knock meat hammer
Delivery & returns: ships from Australian warehouses, usually within 5–12 business days. A few very remote postcodes can’t be reached by our couriers — if yours is one, we’ll contact you before dispatch. Faulty or damaged items are covered under the Australian Consumer Law.
