Does it mince up a head of raw cauliflower? We started the Atkins diet and a lot of recipes ask for a whole head of very finely grated cauliflower.Thx
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This is one great machine, I had a Cuisinart for 30 years. I'm very pleased
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most food proccessors will. this machine is very poor design. i would go for a cheaper model
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Right now, I'm only using my chopper to chop uncooked vegetables for salads and stews, and it does a grand job for the veggies I chop; I get them "chopped" into pea-sized pieces after 6 - 8 pulls. I do not know what "capsicum" is, however, if it is a type of pepper, it should chop very nicely if cut into chunks to pack into the chopper, although I do not "over fill" my chopper cup. However, it does not do cherry tomatoes very well at all (and I haven't tried larger tomatoes), and it is not as thorough on baby carrots, as it will leave some unchopped or partially chopped calling for me to get out a sharp knife for a little hand-work. It is fabulous for cauliflower, broccoli, "matchstick" carrots, onion - - I usually do cut the veggies into big chunks to load them into the chopper which works better than maybe dropping in a whole onion or very large chunks. I like my potatoes nicely "diced", not "chopped", so I do them by hand; I get bags of baby potatoes and do not peel them, so it is very easy to cut into 4ths or 8ths. Good Luck!!!
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Not that I can tell from the literature. You may wish to check with RawFoods for a more definitive response.
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I just now "riced" a whole, raw cauliflower. I had broken the head into large florets first. I am very happy with the results. I have owned this device for at least a year.
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It is extremely juicy...a lot of high fat content selections...for example, the cheeseburger sticks have a whopping 23 grams of fat in each one! This is a high protein, high fat, low carb diet. The Garlic butter sauce they give you for the vegetables is pure fat. (A reviewer wrote that it had no calories! Wrong!)
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Hi! I just purchased this "chopper" to primarily make my own baby food for my 8 month old. Most reviews said it would puree soft foods so I figured I would give it a try dispite the post left here. I haven't actually tried it yet so my actual review will come later, but I did want to quickly correct the error given by Chris. In reading the instructions, (always a good thing to do! =) ) it actually has tips on using this "chopper" for making homemade pureed babyfood!!! It says it can process cooked meat/poultry, cooked veggies, & cooked or raw fruits!! It says to add a little gravy,milk, or broth to make the consistancy you need/want. So sounds like it will do just fine for making baby food! I Will write a complete user review once I actually use it.
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I actually didn't take the pills except for a couple of them whuch made me very ill. I suggest going on a low carb and low sugar diet. Rather than this stuff. I honestly am scared to know people are taking this poison. When I took it one hour before a meal it made me more hungry than ever. adding fiber will give you the same fullness and it is natural.
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It's very low in Carbohydrates (7g w/ two full scoops)I only use 1 scoop, thats why I'm hooked.. ;-) It contains some natural sweetener called RejuvaSweet and haven't been able to find any other products with this. I think it tastes amazing considering the low carb count.
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Horribly for kale. There are always little chunks left in there no matter how long you blend it for. For other, softer greens it does pretty well, especially for spinach.
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Mfg. info does not address this. I use Canola oil which is healthy and only use 2/3 what they suggest. Product is fantastic!!!!
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Absolutely! We have cooked broccoli, zucchini, squash, corn on the cob...just cook it in shorter intervals (and test it to see if it's done enough for you) and it's amazing! The moisture just stays with the veggies!
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I have cooked it rinsed and unrinsed and notice no difference. It's a pain to wash and strain, since the seeds are so small. It tastes GREAT either way!
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Team: I rebagged it when it came in, so the label is long gone. 11# is a lot of tortellini ... It's a dry cheese not fatty so it shouldn't be too bad. Most of the oils if any would boil out during cooking. If you rinse after cooking to cool, then more fats are gone. It's what you put on the pasta that's fattening. LOL Hope this helps ... ; )
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I make a low carb biscuit in it, for that I put a heaping tablespoon of batter in each one. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it shreds cauliflower beautifully to make caulirice. I make it at least once a week.
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No problem at all! I should be able to either post a picture or list the ingredients by the end of the evening. I just stumbled upon I site while on Pinterest that may have some suggestions to help find products that will not set your allegies off. Google , Real Food RN. She has a whole site dedicated to using natural ingredients to make all sorts of everyday products.
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Did you use the max of 5 pounds of chocolate? Or did you refill? Curious to how long it will last with a large crowd like yours. I'm thinking about splurging for Chocoley's Just Melt It! No oil required! :] Thanks, Leslie