what is the best blade for shredding carrots for carrot cake
1976015
I like using the fine shredding blade. The carrot shreds are smaller. The medium shredding blade creates shreds that are larger than I want.
1976016
We don't like the carrots to over power texture cake. Fine makes nice carrot cake.
1976017
This is the blade we use for shredding carrots for carrot cake. We like it.
628151
They Are Sort Of Like A Duel Pizza Cutter. I Only Use It For Basic Salads. The Hardest Thing I've Ever Cut WithThem Is A Shredded CaRrot.
1313663
I haven't used it for carrots as yet...only coconuts but it grates them really really fine...so carrots will be a breeze......there are only two attachments though...I recommend that immediately after every use u take the attachment of and clean it...otherwise than that it is an excellent product
1356034
I'm not sure. I have shredded carrots and cheese only.It will probably get the job done if you tried shredding the cabbage.M!
514787
The best tool for shredding cabbage is a sharp, large knife. Just cut it in half or quarters first so it sits flat. Fast and fun and you can go fine or wide as you wish.
868325
I would like to know how well the slicer works on potatoes. Also, does the shredder work on chopping nuts? Thanks!
838200
Hi Susan- I havent used all the blades yet, but there is a blade called the adjustable slicer, which I used to slice thin lemon slices- it should work well with zucchini as well as the fries blades which julienes a bit larger. hope this helps
582045
Yes, unless you like enormous pieces of carrot. This will make little tiny shreds. I've only used it with parmesan but it made nice shreds of that so should do the same with carrot.
558749
Hai ,There is one new heavy Duty electric coconut shredder in the Amazon . This is specialy for industrial purpose such as Restaurants, Grocery stores, coconut milk production plant,coconut oil manufacturing companies etc .Try it
875629
The julienne blades work very well with harder vegetables. I prefer it to a v-slicer as it seems to not jam up.
649354
No, N....its a large hole shredding blade.They sell a fine shredding blade but it'll cost an arm & a leg,I think I spent almost $60 on one for my 14 cup model...just so I could make carrot cakes.And btw....it tends to get clogged, so it wasn't really worth it.Rather than dirty & have to wash all those parts of the FP I just drag out the old manual fine shredder & take 2 minutes & a little elbow grease to do the job.
587553
Using the shredding disc that comes with it does a good job. We have used that disc to shred zucchini to make zucchini chocolate chip cake and zucchini bread and it comes out delicious.
138477
Sorry, no. The shredder cone makes nice long strips of asiago or parmesan, and carrots or zucchini, but these are not really julienne. KitchenAid did have a Food Processor for the stand mixer that has a julienne blade and works well for juliernne strips (and better than the cone slicer for potato gratin because slices are flat). Otherwise, the mandoline is fastest.
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I shredded some purple cabbage and it did a very fine shred, not like you would find in a salad bar, but more fine. I thought it did a good job of it's a very fine shred that you're looking for.
401405
It comes with 2 blades one for grating the other for slices. I use mine for shredding cabbage and carrots for slaw. I grate cheddar cheese right into the bowl that I'm using. I use the slicer with parmigiana cheese. I use this tool so often that when we travel in our rv I take it with me. Wonderful to make the slaw as you "shoot" it right into the serving bowl to mix.
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Hi, While our slicer has only had to deal with garlic, the chef says that ginger should not be a problem. One may get thick or thin slices by the pressure applied to the item being sliced. With the extremely sharp cutter blade, most any food substance up to a shallot, or similar, should be fair game. When asked about carrots, no. Things likely to become gummy were also a no-no.
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I didn't get the slicer blade with mine, but you might try Abtecparts.com. They may have a different slicer blade that can give you better results. I generally use mine for things like making peanut butter, cauliflower mash, salsa verde and things I want nearly pureed.