Will this shred Beets?
1976660
I am not sure as I have never tried to shred beets, but I assume it would as I have shredded carrots and apples. I hope this helps.
1976661
It has a grating disc which you can use with the unlimited chute as well as the regular bowl but the shred looks pretty fine. If you don't mind that, it would surely work. It seems to have enough power to do anything I've used it for. I have noted when you are chopping, just use the pulse because it is very quick and can easily be overdone.
1976662
Yes, if you cut the beet into pieces small enough to fit thru the feed tube. I would probably use the slicer for a better looking result.
884583
Yes. There is a separate blade that be changed and used to shred cabbage, sprouts, onions, even zucchini. Quite easy to change once you've done it a few times."
216611
I don't see why not it will shred the zucchini I don't know if shape matters.
514789
Unfortunately it doesn't shred cabbage, it just makes a big mess. I would stick with squash and carrots.
102456
I haven't been able to shred cheese, but it will chop it very fine. I use a mandolin slicer with a cheese shredder attachment. I did not receive a snap on cheese shredder with mine.
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I am almost sure the Sun Joe Chipper will shred sponge or form but I have not tried this material. I'm a retired science teacher and I suggest you try an experiment to see how well the chipper handles this material. Start with a small amount and go from there.
1766532
My experience the vacum/shredder is that this is not the ideal tool for this. While the blower works quite well the vacum lacks even with the metal flywheel. It will only mulch the debris to a size that will pass through before spitting it into the bag.
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Hey Lisa, After my a few tried with beets, it works for us. We have some experience you might like to know regard to how to use our Envy slicer for best results: - Regarding getting a better experience with carrots, zucchini, beets...I remember that the first time we used carrots ourselves, the strips didn't come out from the blade as long strips. Because carrots are hard, often their strips won't be as long as with soft vegetables such as summer squash, zucchini, eggplant, beets, etc. I practiced with zucchini (as you can see on the package) and were quickly able to get nice, long strips with our carrots. Be sure to use fresh carrots, zucchini that are thick enough to fully utilize your slicer blades. - Strongly recommend using fresh and thick veggies enough for best results. If it doesn't work, it might be due to very rarely item which defective during shipping processing. Although this product is very easy to use which is designed for "no-brainer" to use, it might need a little practice depend on various people's desire. Hope this help! -Jessica
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The shredder blades are too small for a moist vegetables. What you need to use is the slicer blade. It has long slots on it.
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I don't think the blade is strong enough or powerful enough for beets. I only blend frozen fruits/leafy vegetables and nuts.
706406
I have not tried beets, but I am sure the cutter would work on them. I do not know about long thing strips because I have not tried circular strips and I think that would be the only way to get the desired effect.
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I don't know. I gave a long review just last month, and it posted for a little while and then was gone. I cannot recommend this shredder. The feeder Shute is much too small to do much good less you only have one wheelbarrow of leaves. In addition, it doesn't mulch them very well. It is my first, and last, experience with an electric shredder. The gas ones are a bit more work, but such a better job and you can dump armfuls of leaves in them and they get processed immediately!
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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.
1482466
I've tried it on carrots zucchini and cucumber ,never with beets but I'd imagine it would
523108
It's wide enough to shred a large block if cheese held sideways. It might work with potatoes. However a box shredder would be better. This is best for grating a small amount over a short period of time.
484143
I haven't used this to cut cabbage, beetroot or carrots yet. I have used it for onions, bell peppers, tomatos, & jalapenos. I would think the cabbage would be fine, as for the beet root & carrot, you would have to cut them up in smaller pieces before dicing, in my opinion.
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I would like to know how well the slicer works on potatoes. Also, does the shredder work on chopping nuts? Thanks!