does it chop all differeny sizes, like shreeds, big dice small dicing
1528540
It does not have a setting or anything with different sizes. It would depend on how long/how much you push the pulse button. It will do different sizes "cubes" but in order to get the portion even, you'd have to do smaller portions. If your portion is too large, it would be difficult to get the sizes uniform.
1528541
No, it doesn't even really chop. Not quite a grind but not a chop either. I bought it to chop raw meat for my dogs and gave up on it.
1528542
I don't know, the motor doesn't work and I cannot find my receipt to send it back. I wouldn't recommend this product for that reason. Thanks for asking.
1528543
I only use it once. I should have bought a smaller machine. I'm sorry I can't help out.
1528544
I like it but it does chop different sizes. I used it to make a veggie salad. You have to quarter the vegetables before you chop them. Sometimes the quartershave to be cut again. For soft foods pulse lightly. I love using it to make egg salad.As far as I know, it won't shred. There might be another chopper that's betterand more expensive but this one is good enough. Also, if I want the bestuniform chopped vegetable....large or small dice....then I use a knife. I hopeI helped you....Jan
848544
You can pulse the unit which gives a chopped feel. If you are looking for something that evenlys chops items you might buy a chopper. I use this to make pico de gallo and it comes out great.
845835
It would make them a lot smaller than your grater would but it would definitely chop them a lot faster. You just have to watch it or else they will be chopped too finely.
1862900
It will do a coarse chop unless you add liquid or oil. But you should know that the blade has a magnetic pin in the base that sometimes falls into the dish where you pour the chopped or puréed food. I made tomato sauce and one of my guests found it in her plate.i hadn't washed the unit immediately after use so I didn't know that the pin had become dislodged. Other mini choppers aren't made like this.
993625
It will if the pieces are cut to fit, but be careful if you hold down the pulse you will end up with a mushy chicken salad, it will chop if you watch it closely! Hope this helped!
699966
Yes . You can adjust cutting depth and width based on the size of the biscuit you use.
275553
Yes. The main part of the machine is a rolling unit. It have 9 different thickness settings. The attachment that comes with it is what cuts the different size noodles.
644889
If you want a coarse chop, this won't work. However, it does make very quick work of fruits and berries if you want to purée them. It is a powerful machine with a good-sized capacity.
164325
Yes, just change the inserts. There are three different sizes for slicing & two for chopping.
564905
No. I asked the customer service rep at KA and there is no plans for a larger dicer. However, you can purchase the French Fry disk. This produces a short rectangle cut. You can then cut those into two or three pieces for a dice.
93923
no, it can't do the larger sizes. Will do the standard size and the smaller size - like the small tomato sauce.
1938901
Yes, It will chop fine &super fine! It does a super job on my walnuts! It should do the job for you! Chops alittle larger too!
2106914
It will not dice, it will do a an uneven chop to a puree. This machine is great for baby food, home made salad dressings. Because of well the oils blend slowly there is no separation between liquids.
124863
No but it is pretty simple to figure out just try the 3 different blades it comes with and decide which cut you would like for each vegetable. Hope this helped you.
1875087
No...it doesnt. My husband is a cook and didnt like how the chopper worked. He prefers to do cut different stuff himself as the chopper doesn't do a good job at it. We mainly just use the blender.
89869
Not really dice but with the blade in you can chop to the size you need. You'll need to pulse and watch closely so you don't over chop.
2015537
I agree with this other post, there really isn't a mandoline made that will dice very well. The DeBuyer if you read the reviews (and I would look at multiple sites) just doesn't do a great job and tends to get jammed or break. Do a long cut and then use a knife to dice it saves time, I know that is disappointing I really wanted a device to dice as well. BTW the DeBuyer and the Shun are both very good machines it's a personal preference, but I would bet 20 years from now the Shun will still be in your kitchen. Everything they make is quality, it's just unfortunate it tends to cost so much.