Would this be good for strawberries?
1005022
Not sure what the root structure of strawberries are, if they can be grown in a small pot then yes, each pouch is like a small pot
1005023
Yeah, I'd say it'd be great with one plant per section. But only if you're very dilligent about watering. They dry out very quickly. Drip irrigation would be helpful.
175933
Yes I believe it will work. I haven't used it for that purpose but other plants with similar growth patterns.....the lateral growth of strawberries certainly takes more effort and just a little practice with this weeder.
447731
Haven't tried to crush ice, so don't know f for sure. It has done well w/frozen strawberries, so it would likely do fine w/ice.
2043588
I personally don't think it's great for strawberries. I just did a test. My strawberries were not softened in any way, just got them out of the fridge. But the masher's metal pieces are pretty thick and wide apart. My strawberries never got fully mashed and pieces kept sticking in between the metal. Not sure if you're softening the berries first. But even if you did, I don't think this masher will finely mash berries. Someone else may have had success doing so, but I'd stick with just potatoes for this masher.
754236
I'm sorry, but I never use it for fruit. I only do jerky for my dog. Try the internet and see what they recommend. Wish I could have been more helpful!
131164
yes this works well for most fruits. For harder veggies i steam longer but it still mashes very well. I recommend it.
1687696
I would expect that this product wouldn't harm your strawberries. However, to be on the safe side, I would suggest that you consult your local Nursery.
2160649
Sure, strawberry plants I've seen have not been too deep-rooted, so this should work just fine to remove them.
354673
Hi B. Van, a boiled egg would not fit. The strawberry shape is quite small. If you cut the egg in half, it might, if the egg is rather small. I tried this device with cherrie tomatoes, but it is not sharp enough to cut through it. Cheers
2148820
My nephew is the one who received this. He used it for pears. He recommended another use it for grapefruit. I would think that peaches woukd be fine.
2043589
While I haven't tried this on on anything other than boiled potatoes, my feeling is that this would not work very well to mash fresh strawberries. It's round edges would probably just slip around the chunks of strawberry. I think you would have more success using the "grid" type of masher.
2143769
Yes, it's probably big enough for a quart of strawberries. We use ours everyday.
312960
Yes!!! It's very fine! I made strawberry syrup with this and it took out all the pulp and seeds. Just a note, this thing is very small and I would suggest the next size up. :)
1110932
Strawberries would work well in these containers. It might stain, but I have not had any problems with staining the past two years I have used them.
104861
I think so, depending upon what you're chopping. I mainly use the blender for smoothies. Sor far great. It chops strawberries very good.
1457658
I haven't tried strawberries in it yet and I'm not sure as far as how much it holds. It is 9" long, 4 1/2" wide, and 3 1/2" deep if that helps. And it is big enough to hold a full carton of strawberries you get at the store.
225921
I have only used it minimally for that....find it does okay with blueberries and softer fruit like that but would not use it for tougher fruits. Its blades are better suited to liquids and soft things like peanut butter.