MAIMEITE 3L electric meat grinder review: big glass bowl, best value pick

The MAIMEITE 3L electric meat grinder is a 4.8-rated bowl grinder and food processor with a big glass bowl and two speeds, our best value pick in this cluster at around ₱750.

What you get

A 3L glass-bowl grinder that doubles as a food processor. You drop in meat, garlic, onions, or nuts, and the four stainless steel blades chop and mince at two speeds. The 3L glass bowl is the headline: it’s large enough for family-size batches, and glass holds up to garlic and meat smell better than a plastic bowl. It’s sold by Maimeite Living Appliance with a 4.8 rating. The catch is the same one you see on most budget grinders: the listing publishes the capacity, bowl, blades, and speeds, but not the motor wattage, so you can’t confirm how hard it pushes through tough cuts.

What can it handle?

Everyday grinding and chopping. It’s happiest mincing meat for burgers or longganisa, chopping garlic and onions for ulam prep, and pulsing nuts or soft vegetables. Use the low speed to pulse for a coarse texture, then the high speed for a finer, more even grind. Because it’s a bowl chopper and not a plate grinder, it minces the meat rather than extruding it in strands, so it won’t stuff sausage casings. Work in reasonable loads and give the motor a short rest between heavy batches, since the wattage isn’t published.

Is it easy to clean?

Yes, and the glass bowl helps. The bowl and blade assembly lift out, and glass rinses free of grease and garlic smell more easily than plastic, which tends to hold odors. Wash the blades by hand, since they’re sharp, and dry them right away so they don’t spot or dull. The one trade-off is weight: a 3L glass bowl is heavier than plastic, so handle it with two hands over the sink.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱750 as of July 22, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. For a 3L glass-bowl grinder with two speeds and a 4.8 rating, that’s strong value, and it’s why this is our best value pick. You’re paying for the large glass bowl and the brand-name store rather than a published wattage, so if raw motor power on paper matters to you, weigh a listing that states it.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a big-batch meat grinder and chopper for family cooking, like a large glass bowl, and don’t mind that the wattage isn’t listed. Comparing brands? See the best food processors and meat grinders in the Philippines roundup, or our food processor buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

For the do-it-all winner, the OOKAS 3L/6L electric food processor is our Best Overall pick with a larger jar option. To spend the least on a dedicated grinder, the Hodekt electric meat grinder is our Best Budget pick.