Good Grips Meat Pounder by OXO

This dual-purpose tool tenderizes and makes medallions out of your favorite cuts of poultry, pork, veal and more. Use the wide, flat bottom to quickly and evenly flatten, and the tenderizing head on tougher, fibrous cuts of meat. Weighing in at a sturdy 2-lbs., it practically does the work for you w... See complete description »

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This dual-purpose tool tenderizes and makes medallions out of your favorite cuts of poultry, pork, veal and more. Use the wide, flat bottom to quickly and evenly flatten, and the tenderizing head on tougher, fibrous cuts of meat. Weighing in at a sturdy 2-lbs., it practically does the work for you with little effort, and the nonstick-coated surfaces clean up easily. A non-slip, heat-resistant handle cushions the impact and affords a firm grip.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 98% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 100% of reviewers
by Anneliese, AZ
February 12, 2007

A great improvement over the rolling pin. The large flat surface prevents divets in the meat, and it's weight helps. I also like that I can use lots of hot soapy water for cleaning without worrying about wood.

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by Riley, WA
January 10, 2007

Perfect balance and weight. I love it.

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Pleased Meat Pounder
by Pauline, NJ
April 26, 2009

The Oxo meat pounder is 'just right' for both my husband's hand and mine - he has short wide fingers and mine are long and slender. We both liked the feel of the grip which made pounding much easier. The weight is evenly distributed and it's just the right weight ... not too heavy, not too light. It thins the meat but doesn't mash or mush it. It's easy to clean but fitting it into the drawer for storage was interesting. We decided to leave it on the countertop instead. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

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by Mary, WI
August 6, 2006

Much easier and quicker to use than the old-fashioned mallet style.

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by Tim, CA
February 6, 2007

heavy, easy to use with good results.

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