can this chop chocolate
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Yes. I chop morsels to make it melt easy. I use it to chop almonds, nuts, and cookies too.
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Yes, it should chop chocolate just fine. I use it for everything from chopping fresh herbs for dishes and salads to shedding pork for bar-b-q sandwiches.
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Yes ... chocolate chips and chocolate candy. Check the bowl frequently so you don't overchop.
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It works best if the chocolate is cold, cut in smaller pieces. Pulse until you reach the consistency you need.
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No. You'll want to get a food processor for that function. If you tried to dice and chop with this you'd just end up with pulverized mush.
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I am not sure if this will work with chocolate. And the machine gets hot if it runs for too long or is worked too hard. The tasks i use it for are done in 20 min
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Yes! I use one of the small round tips to drizzle melted chocolate on my biscotti. I melt the chocolate right in the bag in my microwave before I put the tip on. If the chocolate is too thick you can add paramount crystals, available on Amazon and the chocolate will be smoother. I have this problem with white chocolate.
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No I would not advise using it for chopping as that is what brought about the demise of my previous shovel... For that function I would use a metal shovel but for snow shoveling, wood chips, dirt or refuse it is GREAT !!!!
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I am not all that knowledgeable on producing chocolate I am much more educated on consuming this wonder food. I assume you need a dedicated tool since mandolins can make real thin slices (the thickness is adjustable) but not as thin as you might need. You may also have a safety issue with the holding chocolate this close to the very sharp knife. Anyhow as conventional mandolin this is the best in the market and it is very affordable.
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It does chop veggies - but it does a better job mincing them, like Harlan Harris says. I used it to "chop" celery, carrots, tomato, bell pepper, cauliflower, and broccoli with ease! Softer things like tomatoes don't do too well in there - it turns out like a puree.
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Yes, i melted chocolate chips and used this mold. The mold worked great! You can't tell in the picture, but they even have ridges... very funny! I recommend using better chocolate so they don't melt in your hand.
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Hi Lisa, I would say "yes" if you don't over do it with the chocolate, and use a thin layer, on the bottem and the top.
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I asked my wife who is better at cakes than I am. She assured me that it will chop carrots fine enough to use them in a cake. One of her primary uses for this tool is to chop carrots.
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I haven't used the chopping function -- not sure there is one but I suppose you could try. It's a blender so does great at pulverizing. For any chopping I use my knife...and in some small instances will use food processor.
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I never tried it but it does chop very nicely and I would think if you cut the potatoes in pieces it would chop them.
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Not possible. It is designed to chop and grate fruits and vegetables, not to mix.
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I think you could - just remember to follow the instructions on how long the spurts of chopping should be. But I would use this for the chopping and then to puree I would use one of the hand blenders - that would make it really smooth.
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I have never tried it, but it might work if the chocolate is suppose to be melted at a low degree. Think of the babycakes as a warmer like a fondue pot. You heat it up in the microwave and then the warmer keeps it warm.
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It burned slightly with the cheese but we think it is because we put in way too much cheese. We have not tried it with chocolate but I expect it would work well. We are happy with the purchase.