Would it work for coring cucumbers?
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It would probably work for pickling-sized cucumbers, but if they are too big then I doubt it.
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It's very sturdy and the diameter of the central tube is larger than most, but it would depend on the length of the piece of cucumber. It definitely could handle it structurally.
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It might work for cucumber slices if the cucumber is small otherwise I don't think it would be very convenient for that purpose.
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I might work as well for cucumbers but it surely is efficient for apples ; cz cucumbers are long they may break them
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I have only used it for carrots but I imagine zucchini or small cucumbers might work. For the results you get with the carrots alone, it is well worth the price.
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Yes. For processing raw veggies it takes a little more time, but works great for small batches just fine.
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Absolutely - that's what I used it for and it worked quite well. You have to feed the cherries more carefully if they're small, but it does a good job of pitting them
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It should work just fine. I used mine to grate beeswax and it did the job, it was tough, but it worked. So for veggies, shouldn't be a problem.
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Yes it would, used this to fence my garden and used the trimmings to make a trellis system for my snow peas and cucumbers
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Yes. It works very well. I especially use it to strain blended fruits or vegetables.
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No. It's a banana slicer. If it could be used on cucumbers, they would have called it a Banana/Cucumber Slicer. The slash is the key. Don't ask questions again...not just on Amazon, but in life.
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I do not think it will work....surely you can just use a knife. It works so well for harder fruit and veg....celeriac or beetroot are a dream once grated with this 'machine'
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I have not done raw cucumbers but I am sure it will work fine. I slice onions and firm tomatoes and have even sliced salami a few times. It takes a bit of force with salami but it does the job.
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Hi Ms. Davidson, Thanks for your interesting to our Envy Spiral Slicer. Regarding to your question. I would say "Yes", it works perfectly with potatoes, and also with cucumbers, carrots, etc. as long as you like to create "thin noodle vegetables". This is very handy tool, and super easy to use and clean. So, i would recommend Ms. Davidson give our Envy Spiral Slicer a try. This is simple and effective tool. Do not hesitate to contact us for any further questions. Satisfy customers is the top goal of us. Go ahead and get it NOW as you will creates lots of fun with delicious healthy foods for all family. :) Best regards, Envy
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If your gourds are good and dry and you have a good surface to glue to. I would think that it should work great. Let it set after gluing for a good 24 hours for the glue to thoroughly dry. Let me know how it turns out.
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I would think so. If you loosen the wing nut and swing away the coring circle it should peel a potato. I haven't tried this but looks like it would work.
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I use it for kale. I think it would be good with sprouts. I don't think it would do well with cucumbers or celery.
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I've used it on butternut and acorn squash with no problems at all... that being said, pumpkin is a bit tougher. I'd say it would work just fine, though.
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Yes, the main thing to remember is not to use too much curing. Mix well. I've used mine several times since I received it.
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I'm sure UberChef answered your concern. So far, I've used it for zucchini and cucumber and it works great!