Spremy attachments: Is there an attachment i have to buy to grate cheese with my Spremy?
723784
Spremy tomato strainer 2121. Looking for an attachment for the cone that spits out the waste. Any leads on this?
401404
It comes with the shredding and slicing cone, I don't know about cheese. I use it for carrots and beets and it works well.
995773
All you have to do is slide to the right or left - similar how kfrat grated cheese is sold - there is a whole underneath so when you slide the sop part it uncovers! Hope this helps! ;-)
95394
I actually did not try it for anything else, when it did not grate the cheese (which is the main reason I bought it) I tossed it in the garbage bin. The other problem I had was there were too many parts to clean after use.
1362975
No. The standard grate has an opening by each handle to add coals. I bought the hinged grate at my local hardware store for around $15. It comes in handy for adding coals when you grill your Thanksgiving and Christmas Turkey. See weber.com for great instructions on how to grill a turkey. I also put a thermometer through the lid which is very helpful.
145805
Not that I am aware of. I have several meat attachments for it but have never seen a pasta attachment. If you have a cuisenart stand mixer I would look into a cheap one for that if you are going to be doing homemade pasta. This meat grinder is huge and unless you plan on doing commercial quantity pasta making this is extreme overkill. That said, as grinders for meat go, this is beastly, if it keeps working as it has been, I would choose LEM anyday. If you decide to get an LEM get the foot pedal, makes life/cleaning so much easier. I processed just over 150 lbs of venison through two grinding plate runs, and finally through jerkey force plates all in under 40 minutes, took me over 5 hours with my stand mixer last year.
690479
Haven't tried that one, but I would bet you can. Cooked alot of stuff on a similar model when in college, just never did grilled cheese!
691755
Buy the adapter for the Miele that will allow you to use regular (U.S.) vacuum attachments.
2014077
I have never grate cheese in a food processor. However (and this is only a guess), if the cheese is hard, then I would try a fast pulse to see if that works. As long as it's hard cheese, it sounds as if quick pulses should work. I wouldn't try soft cheeses, however. I would guess that soft cheeses would be gummy and stick to the blades.
1506381
naw you dont need any attachments just a big cup put hickory chips in it and soak them in hot water about 5-10 min before you put your meat on grill. Get A handful of chips put it in the coals close the hatch and open the stack and watch it smoke....hope this helps you out....Ronnie
1227820
there are two attachments. one finely grates and the other is for coarser grating. this would also work great on chunks of chocolate. the possibilities are endless! I am thinking of getting these for Christmas presents for my peeps.
1122751
Heck, yes. Depending on how fine you like your zest, you may have to take a knife and mince a little. But for my taste no knife is needed. It's not a new fanggled machine. It's a manual grater and grating is it's job.
949788
I would say no. It tends to smash softer cheese, and even the hard stuff it crumbles instead of grating. I should have sent this back. As I am sure I stated in my review, it grates these cheese and spits it out in a long rope and because it grates it so fine, that 'rope' gums together and has to be separated by hand. pretty much useless.
1733417
sorry, i have never tried to get other attachments . this is adequate for my needs..eggs, potatoes, cream. blending things.
312344
Don't know. This does not look like the attachment I bought. I use the attachment I bought to shred block cheese - that's about it.
1318678
No additional attachments come with it. It comes exactly as pictured - just the long, narrow spout. Not sure if you can get the attachment like you're talking about.
1977640
There are so many different kinds of Zyliss cheese graters......I hope our graters are actually the same. Here-goes: If you are talking about the crank handle (the one you turn to grate cheese), the answer is NO. The crank handle should not fold in when you are grating cheese. I'm right handed. I hold my grater in my left hand and I turn the crank handle with my right hand when I grate cheese. If you are right handed too, then I guess you hold your cheese grater the same way. That said, make sure the crank handle is flopped all the way out and that it actually LOCKS IN PLACE with a distinct click before you start turning it. If the crank handle does not lock in place than you might have a faulty cheese grater. And when you are done grating cheese, after wash-up, push the button on the crank handle that says "PUSH" and fold it back inside the drum.