Meat and fish

Can I put cooked beef bones in the disposer?

A food waste disposer, also known as a garbage disposal, grinds scraps right in the sink: here is what happens with cooked beef bones.

Cooked beef bones

Yes, with the 750, 1000 and LC 50 models.

Small bones only. Large bones go in the food waste bin.

  • 460 SR: not suitable
  • 550 EC: not suitable
  • 550 SR: not suitable
  • 700 EC: not suitable
  • 700 SR: not suitable
  • 750 EC: suitable
  • 750 SR: suitable
  • 1000 EC: suitable
  • 1000 SR: suitable
  • LC 50: suitable

suitablecrossed out: not suitable

Cold water, a little at a time, mixed loads.Food scraps only. Never fats or oils, never anything that isn't food.

How it behaves in the disposer

Cooked beef bones: what matters here is how hard it is, not how big, because the plate works by impact against the ring, much like a pestle. Only the top-range models get particles this fine: with the basic ones the residue stops earlier. Only small fragments, such as those left from a stew. A soup bone or a whole osso buco is too big: it goes in the food waste bin. Small bones only. Large bones go in the food waste bin. If you produce a lot of it, it is worth checking your water utility’s rules.

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