Can you core it and slice it without peeling?? I like the peel on for juicing. Peel off for pies. :)
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Yes! The blade is spring loaded and this allows it to move in and out following the shape of the apple. This lever can be moved away as there is a latch that allows you to core and slice the apple. To the best of my knowledge, all these types of apple peelers have this function.
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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.
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Simply the answer is no... It can peel without coring or slicing. However the coring/slicing is done by the same piece which can be removed. So you can just peel but not core and peel without slicing .
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You can detach the piece that cores and slices. This would enable you to just peel the apple.
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The thin slicer disc slices pretty thinly. I suppose you could although Ive never done it.
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You should be able to. I am very happy with my slicer. It has performed excellent for.me
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This slices around, not in wedges. It makes a long "chain, which you can break up however you like. Peeler/Corer/Slicer - You can slice and core without peeling, but you can't core without slicing.
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Not sure if you can take the slicer off. I love mine though. I works great.
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No, it won't just remove the peel it will spiralize the entire apple peel and all. I'd suggest you core the apple first if you want to do that.
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No problems. I usually peel my quickly with a knife first though. The juice is unbelievably good.
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You can peel or not peel The corer and slicer are the same piece so you always get coring and slicing.
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You can peel potatoes if they are pretty uniform in shape and not too big. The things that have not worked on this handy little machine are pears that were too soft and very, very large apples. The corer/slicer piece does come off, so I guess you could just run them through without that. Should work!
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Totally, that's how I warm up my meat pies. I bake and freeze....though you want to make sure that they are only *cold* when they go in the toaster oven. Not frozen...tempered or not it could break them.
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Hmmm...I guess you could take the slices, turn them and slice again...I haven't tried it, though, so not sure how well it would work.
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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.
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Absolutely - just take the peel off first - the juice is delicious and so easy!
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I used mine for applesauce but had to peel them first because the end cup burst off when the peels clogged up the insides! So after peeling using an cheap apple peeler/corer/slicer it worked perfect, the skins were just too tough!