does this work with skewers or only nut types?
869178
The bracket that goes on the bike is pocketed. So it depends on the width of the skewer nut. The pocket is about 0.850" in diameter and about 0.1" deep.
869179
Not an answer but further question: Does this work with quick release (QR) skewers as most new bikes have, including mine? Would I need a longer QR skewer to make it fit? Is the holding nut closed circular or open ended that you can slip onto QR skewer then tighten?
869180
does "skewers" mean the kind that have levels that you can close to tighten? I'm pretty sure that's the kind that I have, and it works perfectly. the device is just a circular thing that goes on the axle, and the connection for the cart is below that, so its pretty straightforward and i think you'll be fine
1190988
try using a bamboo skewers. You do have to throw it out after each use though
668255
I haven't tried small hickory nuts and in fact don't even know what a hickory nut looks like but if they're around the size of an apricot pit or as large as a walnut, the Drosselmeyer should do the job.
1881150
I believe that it can crack a Macadamia nuts. It does a great job on pecans so it should work on Macadamia nuts.
2033271
It does much better with dry ingredients than wet. Just tried it with peanuts and it worked well. The only problem I encountered is that while some nuts were ground fine, others were hardly touched. Good idea to shake the container half way through.
1005748
I don't really know. I'm guessing this won't work but if you have another recipe you can use the nuts for, in case it doesn't make peanut butter, I'd say go for it. I do bet a good food processor might give you something akin to peanut butter, however.Perhaps there are attachments for this machine that will do that; just don't know.
2069754
It would be very close. I think you would be better off getting shorter skewers.
586213
My rotisserie did not come with skewers for shiskabobs. However, with that said--I suppose based on the two tines that the chicken or turkey would be placed on to cook, could be used as skewers.
1225158
I am using the skewers on Suntour XC Pro hubs. The front is 100mm over locknut distance and the rear is 135mm over locknut distance.
1490998
Yes, but you have to pack it in tightly and pulse it sporadically so it won't liquify. I have only tried it with whole almonds and it seems to work fine that kind of nut. Good luck!
1784275
I have used it to mostly grind meat but it is very easy to clean and works well. I am sure it would work well with nuts.
580572
Sorry, Robert, I've only every tried it on pecans. I have no experience shelling hickory nuts so can only guess. Based on my understanding of the size, shape, and structure of a hickory nut, I think it should work. Wish a had some first hand experience.
2091145
Probably, although I haven't had occasion to use it for nuts. Have mostly used it for parsley, onions, carrots, other veggies.
652819
There's no difference. Just add whatever amount of pieces would make a whole nut. It all works the same. :)
1313578
I have used it on pecans and hickory nuts. It works very well on them. We have used it on small and large as well as thick and thin shelled.love it..hasn't failed us yet
547025
I'm not sure BUT we did use it for dry roasted peanuts and for M&M peanuts without any problem. I would guess pistachios would work. I disagree with the other comment about M&M peanuts. I got the idea from a B&B we stayed in and they used one dispenser for regular M&M's and one for M&M peanuts and we never had a problem. I say go for it but be prepared to eat a lot of M&M's!!!! My wife goes through a lot and has to put the dispenser away for a while. LOL!
1821002
When I ordered mine it came with a replacement skewer to use with the KKR Machineinstead of the stock one.So your bolt would not be used at all.