If you have food on the corner or side of the square and you need to cut or fork it with pressure, does the plate flip up on the opposite side?
261181
I never have food in the corner because of the shape, the food slides down. But, I would say that the plate would flip it you tried to cut and place pressure on the side of the plates because of the slant. You may want to go to walmart and check out the plates, they have that particular pattern and similar square plates on display. The high cost of this trendy pattern is not worth it, especially with the square plates.
261182
We use these with our twin 4year olds, so cut meat/veggies for them at nearly every meal and have never had a problem with the plates flipping up when cutting for them.
2081196
Yes it does. Place bowl on plate and turn it till you hear it lock and you can't turn it anymore.I forgot which direction. Good luck.
1662185
Yes. I just checked and flipped mine over. Excellent idea. There are sections for different kinds of chips or veggies. For sure use it for what ever you want.
195590
No, but you don't need to. Since the table is turned by a spinning "gear" that meshes with a matching outcrop on the bottom of the platter, all that you need to do is turn the platter UPSIDE DOWN. that way the gear will spin without turning the platter.
127205
Yes. The two sides toll apart and each side flips up vertically. It's sturdy but heavy.
727432
I bought the wide one and you can put a potato sideways on it. I guess it depends what you will slice on it, but the wide one gives more leeway.
1295963
It doesn't. Even if you put in one slice both will go down. There is no option to use one side. But that's ok it doesn't use much energy.
1474791
I found that at the edge at the back of the plate I can generally get my finger nail in there and lift up a corner. Once it starts lifting anywhere it becomes very easy. Try not to peal it back too far. Lift it more than pulling it over itself, it breaks off that way. If you can't get it with your fingernail one person said he uses a knife - if you try that don't use a sharp one.
515131
Actually, it can. What I did was to turn the cutting board over and chop on that side. This way, the front can be used for measurements, sand its' nice and clean. :O)
92631
It has to be in the right position (rotationally), but it is loose. I am a little cautious with mine, since I was raised in the era of big, cranky pressure cookers, but this one has been trouble free. Better veggies than steamed, fast, and a safe way to cook poultry quickly. We usually brown poultry under the oven broiler after, but the pressure cooker kills all and does not make the meat dry.
103800
I have this problem but I'm afraid I haven't used the grater as of yet. As far as the other pieces go I have had no issues with it moving while in use.
1153693
Not at all. There is an adjustable leg that makes it very easy to set the distance between the two sides as you wish. It will not squish at all. We love it. Steaks are perfect.
1658347
It may have to do with the uniformity of pressure, pushing harder at first perhaps. Does it do it with all kinds of foods at all of the settings? I have been happy with mine and haven't noticed an big disparity between front and back of the slice.
764947
Yes, however, I hold and angle over my cutting board. Just move slowly until u r comfortable w it. Then it is a snap!
655673
First, I do not have a really smooth counter surface like the latest in countertop surfaces. The cutting board is really heavy and I've never had a problem with movement of the board while in use.
1204632
No it's on the other side. You can use the rotisserie and the side burner at the same time.
1145539
If you have the mandolin horizontally it works, but not good angled. I usually just stick a fork in something I need to cut.