what is the difference between a bosh slicer shredder & bosh food processer
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The slicer shredder is 12 cup capacity and the food processor is 5 cup capacity.
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The Bosch slicer/shredder fits on the large attachment (where the mixing bowl would go). It has various blades that all fit at the top, and it slices or shreds cheeses and veggies you feed through the chute. The food processor is smaller, and attaches on the secondary attachment where the blender would go. It has a blade at the bottom for doing, well, food processor jobs. The bowl it comes with is considerably smaller than that of the veggie slicer. There are so great youtube videos showing the various attachments being used.
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No. the slicer and the corer are both made out of the same piece of metal so you can't do one without the other.
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both - there are 2 different screens that you can put into the slicer for 2 different fry shapes - thick cut & thin cut
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I have no clue. This was the first food processor I bought and the instructions for operating are not the clearest. My produce is pretty shredded. I have not used since.
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The Pro has a larger container so that you don't have to do multiple batches for the same mix of food. Other than that, they're the same. There's also one with two pro containers, in which case you can steam and process two different kinds of food simultaneously.
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The unit comes with food grade stainless steel 1/4" hole shelving, which works great for dehydrating any kind of fruit or veggie slices. If you are making fruit leathers, raw cookies, or anything that starts out as a liquid you would need to purchase sheets. Silicone sheets can be purchased on our website. Or you can use baking parchment paper :)
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I wondered the same thing so I did the Live Chat with Ninja. The agent told me this: "You would need to purchase the prep system to add to the unit. It grates, shreds and slices. Unfortunately not all of our products are on our website. To order for $59.95, please contact our customer service department at 1-800-798-7398 from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm E.S.T., Monday to Saturday or 9:00 am to 8:00pm E.S.T., Sunday."The Ninja agent sent me this, too. It has a separate bowl as seen here: http://www.sharkclean.com/manual/XSK770_30_IS_E_120928_3.pdf.
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My manual for the Eco-Shredder lists the manufacturer as Durostar. Address: 1669 Puddingstone Drive, La Verne, CA 91750. Phone 800-629-3325. Email customer_service@maxtool.com. Might be worth giving them a try, although who knows whether the newer parts would be compatible...
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What I bought was a combination offer; it came with the food grinder, slicer/shredder, and also the fruit/veggie strainer. The strainer attachment can be purchased separately but I believe you need the grinder attachment to make the strainer attachment work, so I got them both. Since we do a lot of home canning and freezing of garden produce, I bought the strainer attachment because it would be the most used of the whole combination, as well as the most useful. The strainer removes the skins, seeds etc. from the produce (like tomatoes) and expels it out one end into a bowl and the juice is excreted out the back sloped 'runway' into another bowl. Haven't used the slicer/grinder/shredder attachment yet, since I don't do much with slicing cheese/meat etc., nor do I do much home grinding of meat to make my own hamburger mix. If I were going to make lots of sliced cheese, meat, etc. I'd use the shredder attachment, but for now my food processor does what little slicing, etc. I do. If you go to the KitchenAid site there are a number of videos showing the strainer in action. Just googling how the strainer attachment works got me to other videos as well.
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I would suggest the larger one for the bigger jobs. The small one is great for a smaller amount. It WILL do the job for you but will take longer. I do not have a food processor and so use mine quite frequently for most everything I want sliced or shredded. The booklet that came with the saladshooter says that you need the extra attachment for shredding cheese. (not real sure why) The extras are for thicker slicing and finer shredding then the one that come with it.
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Be aware that the 2 disks that come with the Handy Prep are much smaller than those that come with the larger processors. I'm not at all sure that the little Handy Prep disks would fit this holder, even though Amazon suggests buying them together. There are only 2 disks -the shredder and the slicer. The cutting blade is the one I use 95% of the time, and it stores in the processor. Finally, the other attachment, which shoots shredded stuff out of the processor and into a bowl of your choice, is large enough that it certainly won't fit into a disk holder. Bottom line: I would not recommend the additional expense of the disk holder. A plastic zip-lock bag would work just fine (at least, it does for me :) Be aware that the 2 disks that come with the Handy Prep are much smaller than those that come with the larger processors. I'm not at all sure that the little Handy Prep disks would fit this holder, even though Amazon suggests buying them together. There are only 2 disks -the shredder and the slicer. The cutting blade is the one I use 95% of the time, and it stores in the processor. Finally, the other attachment, which shoots shredded stuff out of the processor and into a bowl of your choice, is large enough that it certainly won't fit into a disk holder. Bottom line: I would not recommend... » Read More Be aware that the 2 disks that come with the Handy Prep are much smaller than those that come with the larger processors. I'm not at all sure that the little Handy Prep disks would fit this holder, even though Amazon suggests buying them together. There are only 2 disks -the shredder and the slicer. The cutting blade is the one I use 95% of the time, and it stores in the processor. Finally, the other attachment, which shoots shredded stuff out of the processor and into a bowl of your choice, is large enough that it certainly won't fit into a disk holder. Bottom line: I would not recommend the additional expense of the disk holder. A plastic zip-lock bag would work just fine (at least, it does for me :) « Show Less
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There are 2 attachments that are included, a slicer and a shredder. If you are doing large quantities, then your food processor would be more useful. The tube on the salad shooter holds just enough for a couple of salads. I use mine for slicing apples to put in oatmeal, and it will easily slice a whole apple cut in chunks. But this is the normal amount of food. For large quantities, use your food processor. For things like 2 or 3 radishes, 1/2 a carrot, etc., the salad shooter does a nice job. I use my salad shooter every day.
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Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the last..AND they all still work....play with it and enjoy!! Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the... » Read More Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the last..AND they all still work....play with it and enjoy!! « Show Less
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The slicer is built in to the side of the corer so if you want one you get both. You can peel without coring or slicing.
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The food slicer is electric. I apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
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Shouldn't be a difference, they are the same bag just sealed and perforated for smaller portions. I have found the joy of all FS bags is I don't microwave anything, I use them as bags to boil in. May be a bit more "work" and may heat up the kitchen but just dunk the bag in water, FLAME ON, heat and you never have to worry about drying out your food. I used to open the top up a bit until I found out you don't have to. May take a little longer than the microwave but things like rice (leftover Chinese food) are way better going from frozen to hot when boiled.
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I have two separate ones. One makes slices and one makes julienne cuts. It is worth buying both as it makes life a whole lot easier.