Testers wanted - Test & Evaluation of the Pork N' Pull

[Wingman]

Test & Evaluation opportunity for a new pork pulling product (Pork N’ Pull).

Hi everyone! I was contacted by Sal Giuliano, the owner of a product called Pork N’ Pull, to do a test and evaluation of his tool to make pulling pork an easier process. Instead of me doing this through SmokingPit.com I approached Sal with the idea of getting some of his pork pulling tools in the hands of Smoked Meat forum members and letting you folks give it a go and see if you like it.
I discussed this with Ken, Rich and Dave and what we are looking for is testers who will give the tool a fair test on multiple pork butts. What I mean by fair test is fully cook the meat to pulling temp 190 degrees F or more. Most of you know this but for anyone new to this might not. Undercooked meats won’t be prime for pulling and this tool would not work well nor would pulling it by hand. That said we are looking for 12 people to each receive a Pork N’ Pull unit at no cost to them to test. The unit will be yours to keep or do with what you wish after the test.

What we need from you is your honest opinion of the product after using it in the appropriate conditions (fully cooked pork butts) and the information posted in this thread. I will get Sal to join us so he can monitor the thread and answer any questions you might have. The Pork N’ Pull simply fits into your electric mixer just as your mixer blades do. There is the caveat… In order to use the Pork N’ Pull you must have access to a decent electric mixer. To be fair this mixer should be in good working order. Mixers with wore out motors may pose a problem. Again we are looking for a fair test.
Feel free to throw your name in the hat by replying to this thread stating you would like to test the Pork N’ Pull and if we get more than 12 folks interested I will draw names. The folks drawn to test will then need to send me their shipping information so I can get that to Sal. The Pork N’ Pull units will ship directly from Sal to your door at no cost to you.
Below is a video and a couple pics of the Pork N’ Pull product as well as contact information.

List of folks willing to test the Pork N' Pull - As of 4/7

BigMikey
Ryan
Bassman
snaver
dward51
Mark R
dj26
frog1369
Richtee
Fishman
Nickelmore

List of mixer models the Pork N' Pull fits.

Here is a list of mixers the Pork N' Pull is supposed to fit. I got this off the back of the package. Check to see if your mixer is listed.

Black & Decker
mx3500w
mx1500w
mx217

Cuisinart
hm-70bcs
hm70

Food Network
j13407
18017

Hamilton Beach / Proctor Silex
62632r
62633rt
62637bbb
62682rz
62695v
64650

Kenmore
0889109

Kitchen Aid
hkm614cu
hkm929cu0bbb
khm512wh
khms5121c
khms512er
khm312wh
bbbkhm929cu

Oster
fpsthm0152
fpsthm2578
fpsthmbgb

Rival
hm743

Sun Beam
3155
4503
2555
fpsbhn

Thanks everyone!

Phone: 951-823-9270
Website: www.Porknpull.com
Email: salsr@porknpull.com



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[MossyMO]

Have one I got from a different owner, problem we are having is finding a mixer it will fit. It does not fit our mixer nor the mother in laws mixer, next step is to bring the Pork N’ Pull to town with us next time and try it in different mixers at a store.

[bigmikey]

I'd try one if it fits my mixer. Always thought it was a good idea

[barkonbutts]

As I said, I'm in, if you need me to send addy again let me know. Looks interesting.

Thanks Rob ,and Sal!

[Abelman]

Looks interesting but it really depends on cost and versatility. If that's all it's designed to do, I can't see the benefit vs. cost making any sense.

I'd give it a test otherwise.

[Wingman]

Here is a list of mixers the Pork N' Pull is supposed to fit. I got this off the back of the package. Check to see if your mixer is listed.

Black & Decker
mx3500w
mx1500w
mx217

Cuisinart
hm-70bcs
hm70

Food Network
j13407
18017

Hamilton Beach / Proctor Silex
62632r
62633rt
62637bbb
62682rz
62695v
64650

Kenmore
0889109

Kitchen Aid
hkm614cu
hkm929cu0bbb
khm512wh
khms5121c
khms512er
khm312wh
bbbkhm929cu

Oster
fpsthm0152
fpsthm2578
fpsthmbgb

Rival
hm743

Sun Beam
3155
4503
2555
fpsbhn

[Wingman]

I'd try one if it fits my mixer. Always thought it was a good idea

Right on.... I just posted the list of supported mixers in my original post. See if yours is listed.

[Wingman]

Looks interesting but it really depends on cost and versatility. If that's all it's designed to do, I can't see the benefit vs. cost making any sense.

I'd give it a test otherwise.

I agree on cost vs. Benefit. I personally wouldn't say there is no benefit until it's tested to see how well it works. The price per unit is $14.95 which is in the ball park of the well known Bear Paw $12.95 on Amazon. The next step is to see how well it works. Testing is a great way to get a free one if it fits your mixer. See the list of supported mixers in my original post.

[bigmikey]

I've got the KitchenAid KHM512WH. It's gotta be better than my 2 forks I normally use

[Ryan]

I'd give it a try. Not sure if it'll fit my old handheld if not I'll buy a new one. Pulling pork is a tedious job that I'd love to find a simple way.

[Bassman]

I'd be interested in trying it. I always smoke at least two butts at a time and it looks like this tool would speed up the pulling process.

[Wingman]

I'd be interested in trying it. I always smoke at least two butts at a time and it looks like this tool would speed up the pulling process.

Baseman, check the supported mixer list and see if your mixer will work.

[Fishawn]

Great idea to test here Rob IMO..... Personally, I pull em by hand, as tedious as it is, you can get all the crap/fat out a lot better IMO. I have tried Bear Paws a few times mixing everything up and breaking it down (butts) butt then you gotta sort through all thats been mixed and get all the crap/fat oot. At least that's what I do. If you don't mind the fat and other stuff in your PP, looks like a good idea

Thanks for the offer Rob

Looking forward to see what folks think of it.

[snaver]

I would like to test this product

[dward51]

I have an older Hamilton Beach model 97 if he wants to see if it will fit mixers not on the list. This was a common hand mixer in the 80's and 90's. There are a lot of them still out there and if it will fit, would open up more potential customers.

Is there any way I can get a close up photo of the locking tabs on the beaters & the measurements?