01KITCHEN UTENSILS
Precision Tenderising in Stainless Steel
A dedicated tool for the kitchen bench, this Elosung tenderizer brings order to the preparation of tougher cuts. Its presence is functional yet refined, sitting ready between marinating and cooking.
Choose between a spring-loaded needle press or a traditional mallet to break down fibres effectively. It suits home cooks who value control and consistent texture in their steaks and beef.


02MATERIALS
Stainless Steel Form and Function
Crafted from stainless steel, the tool offers a solid, hygienic surface that withstands regular use. The material choice ensures the needles remain sharp and the mallet head retains its weight without warping. This robustness supports the repetitive motion required for effective tenderising, providing a reliable foundation for your kitchen routine.

04SAFETY
Integrated Protective Guard Design
A moving safety plate travels with the tool during operation, covering the needles when pressure is released. This feature minimises the risk of accidental pricks during handling or storage. The guard integrates seamlessly into the workflow, adding a layer of security without complicating the simple act of pressing the tool against the meat.
VARIETY
Two Distinct Preparation Styles
Available as a compact needle tenderiser or a long-handled mallet, the range accommodates different cooking preferences. The needle style favours detailed, puncture-based fibre breaking, while the mallet offers the familiar pounding action for flattening. Select the configuration that aligns with your preferred method of preparing steak and other meats.
AT A GLANCE
The key points
- Stainless steel construction for durability and hygiene
- 48-needle design with built-in spring mechanism
- Dual-sided options: compact presser or heavy mallet
- Shaped handle provides secure, comfortable grip
- Moving safety guard covers needles at rest
Product Overview
This stainless steel meat tenderizer tool provides a practical way to tenderise steak, beef and other meats during everyday kitchen preparation. Choose between a compact 48 needle spring loaded tenderiser for detailed meat processing or a handheld meat mallet for traditional pounding, flattening and fibre breaking.
Key Features
- 48 Needle Tenderising
- The needle style uses 48 closely spaced stainless steel needles to work across the meat surface quickly and evenly.
- Spring Loaded Operation
- The built in spring supports smooth repeated pressing for easier food preparation with less effort.
- Moving Safety Guard
- The protective plate moves during use and helps cover the needles when pressure is released.
- Comfortable Handling
- The shaped handle provides a comfortable grip and better control during tenderising.
- Two Selectable Styles
- Choose the compact needle tenderiser for pressing or the long handled meat mallet for pounding and flattening.
- Versatile Meat Preparation
- Suitable for tenderising, loosening meat fibres and preparing steak, beef and other meats before cooking.
Why It Stands Out
The two available designs let you select a meat preparation tool that suits your preferred cooking method. The 48 needle version combines a compact footprint with spring assisted pressing, while the meat mallet offers familiar handheld control for traditional kitchen prep. Both options provide a straightforward solution for home cooks preparing different cuts of meat.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Meat tenderizer
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Available Styles
- 48 needle handle style or meat mallet
- 48 Needle Style Size
- 10.8 x 12.5 cm
- 48 Needle Style Weight
- 162 g
- Meat Mallet Size
- 25 x 7 x 5 cm
- Meat Mallet Weight
- 165 g
- Use
- Meat tenderising, fibre breaking, flattening and kitchen food preparation
Ideal For
- Preparing steak and beef before cooking
- Tenderising a variety of meat cuts
- Home kitchen meal preparation
- Breaking down firm meat fibres
- Flattening meat with the mallet style
- Compact storage with the needle style
Notes
Select the required style before ordering. The 48 needle version contains sharp points and should be handled carefully, kept away from children and stored safely after use. Clean the tool thoroughly after contact with raw meat and dry it before storage. Use the mallet on a stable food preparation surface. Product measurements may vary slightly due to manual measurement.
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between the two stylesA: The 48 needle style uses closely spaced needles with a spring and moving guard plate, while the mallet style is designed for handheld pounding and flattening.
Q: Is the needle tenderiser easy to operateA: The spring loaded structure and comfortable handle support controlled repeated pressing during meat preparation.
Q: Can it be used for different types of meatA: Yes, it is suitable for steak, beef and various other meats when used with the appropriate preparation method.















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