are the blade sharp and strong enough to fine mince chop raw cabbage or raw onion slices?
206139
I would say no, for 2 reasons - the blades aren't super sharp and they are too far apart to mince finely.
206140
No, the Dough blender works only with blending flour and shortening or butter.
206141
No, this is not what this product is intended for. It is however great for blending and cutting in dough.
170873
no, I use my food processor for cabbage these things are too small for that. The design is that you place the food under the handle and run it over the blade. using this would not be an efficient way to cut cabbage
1074132
Yes, the blades are very sharp and will shred meat or chop and cream nuts. Watch speed and stop at desired consistency.
484144
i have purchased for my wife. She really loves it. She is really using it often. She told me purchase another two to give gift to her sisters and I did. I will let you know about cabbage. But she is using it to cut beetroot and carrot.
1395671
The blades are sharp and rigid enough for carving turkey. My only complaint was the cheap stand for the wooden storage block. I have also used the bread slicing blades, and they did an excellent job slicing warm fresh bread. You will be happy with this knife.
884582
It would work pretty well but you might want to consider a cut resistant glove if you want the best results as the guard that comes with the slicer is a nice feature to keep fingers away from the blade but not that great at holding together things that want to fall apart when slicing like cabbage. I personally recommend a glove to anyone using it as the blades are very sharp and while I haven't hurt myself bad with I did touch the blade once enough to get a slight cut.
744308
No, it's a bread knife. You should use a smooth blade (like a chef's knife) to cut vegetables.
1665869
They work really well because their edges are sharp. However, I do suggest cutting the hard vegetables into a thickness that is no greater than 1/4 inch.
1233485
Yikes, I'd never trust a sword to anything but a fine diamond dust honer and plenty of practice. I don't think a sword would fit in the width of the AnySharp. Why would you want a sword sharp enough to slice vegetables? Are you planning on inviting over several hundred of your closest friends for a salad and ribs, or do you have something more sinister in mind? Rampages through crowded department stores are frowned upon. I recommend that you contact a weapons shop that sells swords and ask for their advice on sharpening rather than using something designed for the kitchen.
1246979
Yes, it is agreat knife, I have 2 of them, they are very sharp and I only have them sharpened professionally. Cooks Magazine reviewed a lot of knoves and this was #1, and the cheapest!!!
443348
I don't think it slices because it only had one blade. It will shred lettuce and cabbage very nicely. Check to see if you can purchase additional blades for additional slicing Otherwise, it's ,neat, fast, easy to clean, DW safe and tub is a good size.
1619943
Yes. If you cut the cabbage into quarters first, it should work well. I found that the holder isn't very helpful with some vegetables, though. Just watch your fingers. The blade is very sharp. It's ceramic, but it looks like plastic. So, its appearance is deceiving.
355014
I use it for cabbage, carrots, onion, potato, any hard vegetable. No problem.
1579520
This is an excellent cutter. Very sharp. Varying the cabbage head angle can create different size shreds.
875629
The julienne blades work very well with harder vegetables. I prefer it to a v-slicer as it seems to not jam up.
1292232
Yes it will. I've quartered cabbage then sliced it perfectly with this, quickly!
226507
It's pretty sturdy and would cut through veggies. I save mine for sushi to keep the blade nice and sharp. The price is good enough to buy several and use them at will.