Do the interchangeable slicing/grating plates fit inside the container for storage?
267082
Yes - two plates inside with the third in its place in the handle. Very handy, no pun intended.
267083
Yes, the plates fit inside the container. They don't lie flat; you need to tip them at an angle, but the lid fits securely.
1838137
They can be trimmed...they should fit flat against the inside rim. This is such a simple product, but it is wonderful. What a great idea. Pick the size you need and voila, your plate is hung. Be sure to let it dry overnight.
220393
If you put one knife in each one they will fit. But that is all you would be able to put in there. Hope this helps.
1576788
none by the company but you can purchase another brand of containers of your choice to fit
1109221
Yes-has a slide on adapter for standard size plates...so you can take that off and use the narrow ones as well.
1335632
I suppose you could if you fixed the plates and brought them to the table. You may also need to bend over if sitting on the storage cubes.
1254353
Sure! The Cheeky plates (round plates) fit in these just fine. The Bundle Monster, Shany, Angel plates all fit too. The only ones that don't fit are the Octagon ones (8sided) cos' they are slightly larger. Hope this helps! :0)
2026629
Yes! The plates fit fine but, the bowls need a little help - they do not stand like the plates so need a little more room.
529076
If your cabinets are average size, they will not fit. Mine are open, so no problem. I love the plates, but they are larger than the average ones.
963628
I had a 9 1/4 inch square plate that fit fine. I also put a sheet of 11" X 8.5" sheet of paper in the area, and that fit, so if that styrofoam plate is the size of a sheet of paper, they should fit. There is a circle that normal round plates sit in, but I do not think that will cause a problem, just that with a hard jolt, someone could knock the plates off center.
1446437
Yeah, probably. But you'd have to cut pieces first that fit in the cutter part. It's concave to accommodate olives, mushrooms, eggs, etc.
499382
It depends on how big those are (I'm thinking the giant tabletop kitchen aid mixer from the '50's). You might need to leave the shelf out but yes, those should fit. You wouldn't be able to get anything else under there, tho. I have my crock pot, a dutch oven and a case of dog food stored under there with no problem.
461863
Actually, there is indeed a container -- the Borner Slice and Server "bowl". I bought one with my V-Slicer when I was stationed in Germany in 1987 -89. It includes notches that hold the V-Slicer in place and catches the sliced/diced/chopped food. I recently spotted this accessory on another web site. However, I don't think it is offered on Amazon. Do a search online and I'm sure one will pop up. And in case you are wondering, my 26-year old V-Slicer continues to slice/dice/chop beautifully. I prefer it to most of the food processors I've had...it takes less time to assemble and use it plus it is easier/faster to clean and put away than any electronic food processor I've ever used. The only complaint I have at this time...the plastic caddy that stores the slicer frame and blades and the safety holder upright has had pieces snap off, so I have to clip the safety holder to the storage frame. The other feature I really like for this mandoline...the upright storage... a critical capability when one has little counter space or storage available in one's kitchen.
1427272
Yes, I did the same thing and they fit fine. Some of my older boxes were misaligned and weren't completely flush but that's hardly a problem with this plate.
1913993
Yes, the pieces fit, but I keep them inside a ziplock bag inside the board just to keep them more secure.
1493413
can someone provide instructions as to how to fit all the parts in the container for storage?
1670909
Storage area is small. I don't think dinner plate would fit but maybe teacup and saucer. It's long but not deep