What size fries does this cut?
1553244
generally it cuts a .4 x .4" x 2.75" fry with ease as long as youre cogniscent of the slicing footprint you'll be a french fry furor cutting up several pounds of fries in under five minutes .......meaning that for the quick meal your kitchen cred will climb several rungs with family and friends
475114
This equipment is not for meat. It is intended to cut french fries from potatoes.
891963
i don't know but the dimension is not too big then the cutter its like 4 or 5 inch each side but i don't have a exactly dimension sorry
2007883
Hi Joe,This unit uses a 1/4" shank and no bigger than a 1-3/8" diameter cutting bit.
1845296
Hello. What you purchase here is a standard fry shape (long, not crisscut). I am not sure if there is a separate plate available, but if there is, I would be interested in it myself. The fry cutter though works very well and I have had no issues. I would recommend letting your potatoes age slightly (we hang ours in the basement) so they are a little softer, but fresh potatoes have worked fine.
978209
Depends on which blade you use. Small one is great for onions about 1/4 inch by 1/4 inch. Larger one is about 1/2 inch square. Hope this helps.
2174363
It doesn't take very long for either size.. the 1/2" takes about 8 to 10 minutes.. You want the 1/4" for fair fries!!! they are better and cook faster.....
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
1723440
i have not use this for french fries, but it is wonderful andfast for cutting potaotes for home fried.
2053505
I bought it for making fries. the thing you put the food in is about the size of a soda can. and it did not make fries well at all. It does seem like it will work for other things. It looks to be the exact same product as the link posted-and there are 70 mixed reviews that you can check out. http://www.qvc.com/qvc.product.K14798.html
993248
The DLC-093 set of blades added the following:Fine Grater disc8mm Extra Thick Slicing disc6mm Fruit/Vegetable/French Fry cutting disc that makes 1/4" square strips
973299
I have not done fries, but I just looked on the box and it shows fairly skinny fries. I love making sweet potato chips though! I love the mandoline. I don't use it often enough to be really familiar with it, but I do really like it for what I do.
4443
3 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 1/2 inches works great. had to dig it out to measure it. fried potatoes yesterday. easy change out blades to smaller cuts also very easy. worth it. :)
1257558
The product will take anything up to the diameter of the cutter area, approximately 3.5" wide. You can go up to 5-6" long, which is the opening of the potato resting area with the handle all the way up. Keep Physics in mind if you're after loooong fries...the higher the handle, the more effort needed to push the potato through the cutter -- It works great! Made 4 lbs of fries on Christmas Day, yummy!!
1262185
Agreeing with most. I actually measured. Cutting length is just under 15". Joel W must have some other model.
2102870
I'm not familiar with the size of shredded hash browns. But, if it helps, the mesh is 1/8". It would be fine for regular hash browns. It's a great little basket and the hook is very handy to drain fries in between dipping. I had no trouble bending the handle to fit my GranPappy Presto deep fryer.
473159
The smaller of the two included cutting plates is 9 mm, which is a tad fatter than a typical McD 1/4" fry. It's exactly 1/10" inch fatter than the 1/4 inch McD fry, to be exact. "Shoestring" is generally an unspecified size, assumed to be smaller than 1/4". Hope this helps.