BBQ-PLUS Stainless Steel Pork Puller Used with Standard Hand Drill (4 Inch)

I did not purchase this to use as a pork shredder, I sharpened one side of the tines. If I run it one way, I have knives and if I run it the other way, I have blunt factory edges for pork or whatever. Why the sharp edge? When pressing apples for apple juice, you need to pulverize the apples or somehow make them smaller. They do make devices for this, but I would rather store this small accessory than a large boxy device that can only be used for fruits. I cut up the apples and drop into a pale and this thing shreds them into smaller bits within a minute for 1/3 of a 5-gallon bucket. I did not sharpen the very bottom on the tines so i can use this in a plastic pale and the pale is not damaged. It did take some time to get a shape edge on the tines, but once I got it dialed in, it works super fast on a 1000 rpm drill.

Don’t shred it to much

I was surprised how quickly and easily this separated a whole pork roast! Definitely worth the money.

We purchased this for a graduation party meal prep. My husband smoked six pork butts. He placed one or two pork butts at a time in a large stockpot and used this on his drill. It took maybe three or four bursts with the drill to have them completely shredded.

It looks just as advertised. Have not tried it yet but I’m sure it will do the job.