Will it cut to save a little of the bottom of the apple to pour liquid in that will not come out?
1503791
I haven't tried it, but I don't see how that could be done. You have to push the corer all the way through and twist it to get it out.
1503792
If I understand what you want to do, this is how I think it could be done. Don't push the outer tube thru, twisting as you push to desired depth, remove tool and probably using a thin sharp knife, cut out the core to be removed, probably in pieces to desired depth. There is no part of the tool that will cut the core, as it is intended to go all the way through so the plunger can then push the core out the bottom of the apple, etc.
1502571
If the top container has sauce or liquid, yes. In that case, reverse the trays so the tray with liquid is on the bottom.
1100523
yes! do not pour food or liquid above the fill line which is basically where the bottom of the lid will rest once closed.
1097269
It won't cut the wax, it will melt through it. You will lose some wax due to the melting
1120858
Not really the only thing you can do is adjust the depth of the blade so it doesn't cut as deep....it will leave some peel on the ends but you save a ton of the Apple. Uneven apples and large apples don't do as well with this peeler. I have done potatoes and small apples and it works great.
383959
I have not tried that but suspect the scissors would probably break or crunch the glass rather then cut it. And I am not sure the cutting surface would get close enough to give a flush to the surface cut against the back of the button.
241644
Not that I'm aware of. To drain you would have to hold slightly open and hope not to lose too much content with the liquid.
467518
It will make a dense unfiltered apple drink which you probably wouldn't recognize as juice. On the other hand if you put a whole apple in with water it might make a thinner concoction
343892
As long as you skewer it where the core is it will slice and core it just fine. As far as peeling oddly shaped apples, it will peel the roundest part the best. It doesn't handle dips very well. But I would still recommend it to slice and core it. It works way better than the push down one where half the time your knuckles hit the counter.
1916429
No. It is not open enough at the top to have the cut go in and the top is shallow so the water would just splatter all over.
343894
i've aligned them so the core is centered on the prong on the stem side. you may have to cut off some edges but it should get most of the apple peeled and cored.
709130
It won't work well unless you cut off the narrower part of the pear before you put it on the prongs. Apples work well because they are round.
2205373
Yes, it will. Put your liquids in first, then your flour. You might have to take a rubber spatula and scrap around it here and there.
475657
I've never tried chopping without the bottom container. Since the blades rotate when the plunger goes down, I'd think it would be quite messy without the container...if it could be done at all.
517282
No reson why it wouldn't..... If you are using prepackaged teabags with the little string on them I would probably cut it off so it doesn't interfere with the plunger
2251592
It might not reach through the material your cutting then? But u could always place something under the material tour cutting if that happens.
433600
Yes, but I would recommend holding the blade against the end cut for a few additional seconds to make sure it seals.