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Meat Tenderizer Knuckles | Aluminum Alloy Series | Dalstrong ©

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$53.72 $79 In stock

Category: Dalstrong

Flavor amplified, anger managed. With two textured surfaces, these 1 LB meat knuckles allow you to punch, press, and flatten proteins. Break down tough connective tissues and fibers to maximize flavor in your cooking. Useful for more than meat, use it to smash burger patties or potatoes, crush ice, and turn cookies into crumbs.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

Pounded out two chicken breasts in under a minute and they cooked so much more evenly. The textured faces really grab the meat instead of sliding off like my old flat mallet did.

Lily M. ★★★★★

Finally, a way to take out a bad day on a pork shoulder instead of my coworkers. The 1 LB weight gives it real momentum, and the two textured sides handle everything from breaking down chuck to flattening a chicken breast without me having to switch tools.

Abigail ★★★★★

The two textured surfaces really do the job—I pressed a chuck roast flat in under a minute and the fibers just fell apart after cooking. Pounding out my frustration on a tough cut is oddly satisfying, and the weight feels solid in my hand without being unwieldy.