can it chop raw collard greens?
2013768
I have chopped cabbage in mine. You can't fill it very full, so you'll have to do the process several times.But this little baby can chop--fine or coarse. I love it.
2013769
First let me say I have no experience with collard greens. But my experience with the veggichop leads me to believe that it could chop most any vegetable you put in it. If it will chop nuts it most certainly will chop leafy veggies.
2013770
Yes, it can. Definately. That good thing I like about this one hand held chopper is it can coarse chop to your like unlike my ninja power one which I absolutely love for fine or power chopping.
2013771
Hi, Julie - I have not used mine for that, so can't say yes or no --- however, my family makes a LOT of kale salad, & what we have found best for chopping our kale is the Zyliss FastCut Herb Tool that Amazon sells --- we've been using ours for 8 or 9 months, & just love it! It's easy to clean, too! (make sure to put the blade guard back on if you put it into a drawer, tho' - the blades are sharp!
2013772
yes. It not very big so you may need to fill it a couple of times. I just love mine bought one for my daughter and she uses it a lot.
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Yes. If you cut the cabbage into quarters first, it should work well. I found that the holder isn't very helpful with some vegetables, though. Just watch your fingers. The blade is very sharp. It's ceramic, but it looks like plastic. So, its appearance is deceiving.
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I would not try it because fresh horse radish has a lot of water content. You could try but this blade worked best for me with dry hard cheese. Even nuts would be too oily and clog the tiny holes. Best to chop up the horseradish in chunks then run in cuisinart with regular chopping blade (metal). You could also try the grating blades - I think there are different size holes. But definitely not the one mentioned in your picture.
1938897
Yes, It will chop fine &super; fine! It does a super job on my walnuts! It should do the job for you! Chops alittle larger too!
2242600
Yes it chops very well all the usual UK veggies......carrots, potatoes, but some are difficult like broccoli
708002
It will chop it into small pieces. However, it does come with a small mandolin attachment that might work. I usually quarter a cabbage and use a chef's knife to cut the cabbage in thin strips. It's pretty easy and quick.
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Sorry I can't answer that one as I'm a vegetarian. It is great at chopping hard veggies like Jumbo carrots though.Rebeccahttp://poems2order.wordpress.com
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i am using it to chop veggies for adults as well now. I see many years of use from it ( presumably that it would work)
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I wouldn't use this to chop, really. It really shines in picking up things already chopped with your chefs knife or any other knife. Cheese and other soft things can be chopped with it but this tool is basically a "picker-upper" tool.
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I have not used the chopper for meats, but assuming a fairly tender meat, such as cooked chicken or ham, I would think it will do it satisfactorily. One might start with pre-diced cubes of 1" or less and fill only one-half to two-thirds full for best results, but that may not be necessary....I would think any bones would be a problem - bones such as those in turkey or chicken brest.
644889
If you want a coarse chop, this won't work. However, it does make very quick work of fruits and berries if you want to purée them. It is a powerful machine with a good-sized capacity.
628157
It will chop nuts not sure about hard veggies I only used it for salads, it isn't a sharp blade
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To be honest, I don't know. I've only done wheatgrass in this. I'm thinking though that it would be ok for other leafy greens since it's the auger type of juicer. Good luck to you on that!
1234300
No, I don't think that will work. Baby food is usually much softer than what works best with this chopper. It works well with firm textures like garlic, onion, other firm vegetables and most nuts. I think you need a small food processor which is also available on Amazon. Hope this helps. :)
1279637
I don't see why not. I've chopped carrots before without a problem, I use it all the time to chop onions, cilantro, parsley, and to make guacamole. It saves a lot of time.
819068
It does chop veggies - but it does a better job mincing them, like Harlan Harris says. I used it to "chop" celery, carrots, tomato, bell pepper, cauliflower, and broccoli with ease! Softer things like tomatoes don't do too well in there - it turns out like a puree.
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Although I have never tried, I think if you cut the potatoes slices thin enough it would chop them just fine. This unit is not overly sharp - so the potato slices would need to be fairly thin. Hope this helps!