Will it core and peel without slicing?
2055276
Not sure if you can take the slicer off. I love mine though. I works great.
2260143
No it does not. Is just what you see on the picture, nothing hidden or slicing.
2196634
YES,, You have to lower the blade and adjust it to just touch the side of the apple,,as you turn it just peels and cores all in one!! Works great! Wife got this for Christmas and we used it to peel potatoes and spiral slice some also!!
1590148
It is supposed to do the spiral and peel and core. These three actions are independent and are controlled be three different blades which you can adjust if you don't want all of those actions. If you experiment with the adjustments, you'd ll see what I mean. Good luck.
374752
I have not used mine for slicing yet. The only thing I used mine for is shredding carrots, and it worked beautifully. Sorry I can not help you with your question.
1911720
That's "no" on 1, "yes" on 2. The device has two tools on two separate arms that can be individually engaged or disengaged. One is the peeler, the other tool both cores and slices. So, you can peel without coring and slicing, you can core and slice without peeling, you can do all three at once, but you can't core without slicing.
1066192
not the thickness of the slices, but you can adjust the thickness of the peel it takes off
472618
You have to core and slice it but you do not have peel it. I love the one I bought for my grandkids so much that I bought one for myself!
1046235
i don't think so, there is a core inside, I use mine to cut decals with an X-acto straight blade and also difficult parts in my model building (separating them from the sprue neatly) etc. Unless you don't know your own strength, I would think not. If you don't hit the back of your sharp blade with a hammer, I think it would be very unlikely, unless you're secretly 'The HULK'. Matt is about 1/8th thick.
1561671
Yes, you can peel an apple or potato without it being sliced, however the apple will still have the core intact.
800288
Yes. All you need to do is loosen the wing nut to disengage the peeler. Then you can slice without peeling.
472620
You can:Peel separately - and I use it all the time for potatoes. It's not just for apples - big dinner, big parties - ten pounds of potatoes peeled QUICK! You could slice and core without peeling - but you couldn't just slice or just core - that's one mechanism. Or you can do all three. It really is the best priced gadget I have in my kitchen - bought one for my mum. Grand mum and mum-in-law. They all love it.
1720969
I do t think so as it spirals the whole piece if food so it doe not just peel it.
1097318
I bought it specifically to make apple sauce and apple butter. It works great for this. You need to cook the apples before running them through the machine to soften them up. It is not necessary to peel or core the apples however you will want to cut them into halves or quarters. Once the apples are cooked they run through the machine very quickly.
1601777
I honestly can't say, yet. I used it to slice & core some granny smith apples, twice, to sauté in a bit of butter & cinnamon sugar. It was automatically perfect for my task, so I haven't tried to adjust. The slices were maybe 3/8" thick.
1066191
No. The only adjustments you can make would be the amount of peeling that is pared and to slice/core or not slice at all.
331407
If you remove the coreer and the peeler arm, you can slice anything that will stick on the three prongs. I have only done apples and potatoes, but I don't see why it wouldn't do anything that you wanted. There is a thumbscrew to remove the corer at the end of the device, a spring that will allow you to loosen up the peeler so it doesn't peel. This would leave you with only the spiral slicing. I don't believe it would slice all the way through though, since normally it does remove the cor. I have not tried to adjust that but it may be possible.