What type of cut of french fry does this make?
1524665
straight short fries. if you turn the blade upside down you will have large hash-browns. I love this machine, it is a real work horse.
101095
Yes, but there is also a crisper that is designed to do that which I use for perfect crisp fries: The Perfect Micro Crisper Original Microwave Crisping Pan With Lid #MICDSHLJU06
280832
you can use anything you want to cook with in this, but plastic. It comes with a round Teflon pan that works good and you can also get a round screen that you can put on top of the rack so French fries and smaller foods wont fall thru. You have to look in accessories either for this, or flavorwave, or nu-wave. I have had them all. I will never go without one, or the other of these ovens....EVER
577481
I just cut potatoes for fries...I use one attachment for cube potatoes for hash, burritos, etc....i like all the three you mentioned above cubed....if you want to cut fries you need another attachment and I do not think it is available with this unit.
936890
The cutter comes with two different cutting plates. regular plate cuts 25 fries and the small plate cuts 49. You may also be interested in that the size of potato that can be put into the cutter has to be under 4" x 2". Also getting the number of fries stated above will only be possible if you use a potato cut to fit the entire plate.
1116402
It comes with three cutters. One is 6mm dice, one is 9mm dice and one is 6mm slice. I haven't used the slice cutter but I don't think it would do french fries. Great product, would buy again.
758965
Yes i did........... still will not make french frys.....if someone said it would..... they lied....big time.......if it will not make french frys.....it's trash
1430282
Frank it comes with two blades that locks in and out, and the wheel on the side pops up blades to slice fries, one for straight and crinkle cutes. The size of cuts is adjustable, I found that using the long bake potatoes to cut fries works best.
681723
6mm However you can use adjustable slicer, slicing desired thickness then stack and cut the opposite way and you have French fries your size.
109989
Hi Leslie unfortunately I ordered it for someone I am not sure what model fryer they used. I will try to find out and respond to you.
475114
This equipment is not for meat. It is intended to cut french fries from potatoes.
745093
Absolutely. I fry chicken, fish, chicken fried steak, and I make French fries in it. I also use in on a lower temp to make meatloaf, chicken and rice, and beef and noodles. (Now I'm hungry).
390234
The manufacturer states that this item works for there French Fry machines and can not say if they would fit other cutters in there class.
1325188
It makes very thin potato slices. This was a gift for my daughter in law and she said it saves her so much time as she cooks for six. Potato chips are the main thing she uses it for.
510809
Seems from other posters that the french fry blade is a waste (very tiny fries), but the coarse slicing blade is excellent (some were annoyed that it wasn't standard). Another poster mentioned getting spare/backup blades from theessentials.com since this is a discontinued item. When I checked that site, I saw their blades are only $5-6, so will buy individual blades from them instead of the kit. I hope it ends up being as great as everyone says!
2018735
nope, it has a straight blade for slicing, julienne, or fly cutting. Also a crinkle blade for wavy cuts. It gets very thin, the thickest cut is 1/4", which is very skinny fries. No dicing or cubing
167500
Don't know... This one works well for small jobs. You need a bigger one to do french fries but not shoestrings.