what is the difference between a bosh slicer shredder &amp; bosh food processer
910973
The slicer shredder has a much bigger cup capasity and runs on the lower rpm motor. Its perfect for slicing cheese without tearing it to bits. The slicer shredder also comes with an extra blade for French fries. If you make a few cuts in your potatoes and then run it through the slicer it will also cube your food for you. The food processor is smaller and runs on the higher rpm motor where your blender runs. Its good for veggies and very hard meats. I tried slicing pepperoni and cheese in the food processor. It did slice it but it also tore much of it to bits and i didnt like that much waste. Its perfect for say casseroles and salsas or other foods that won't be on display and has to be perfect. I use the slicer shredder for making meat trays and foods that i need to look a certain way and can't use if its deformed. They are bth very useful and important in their own way. I hope this helped you
868325
I would like to know how well the slicer works on potatoes. Also, does the shredder work on chopping nuts? Thanks!
1364356
Hi, don't know the difference. The one I bought 3-4 yrs ago has actual dicing area about 3" square. If the other one is bigger, then more usable. I found slamming w/my fist made the dicing easier. Strong and easy to clean. I use it weekly. You can't dice a whole onion as pictured, must cut it into narrow horizontal thirds. Softer vegs would work easier. But the dice is a uniform 1/4". Happy cooking.
2019897
They were all different. FYI - mine arrived broken so i returned it right away. It is very light weight (read:cheap), I can't imagine being able to cut through a potato or carrot, the force would slide it around the counter or break the handle.
830290
Sorry, I cannot answer this question.. as the shredder was order for another building.
1140439
It has more space in the bin than our food processor, uses 0 electricity and we think it's cool. The processor does better with leafy items but unless you can run out to your compost bin often the processor is a hassle.
486299
It works differently than a food mill because it pushes the food out in small strings rather than merely grinding it. I got it strictly for making gnocchi and it works great for the potatoes. It also seems to take a lot less "elbow grease" than a food mill. In fact I got rid of my food mill because it seemed to take a lot of effort for not good results and it was a pretty expensive machine from a local cooking store. I like the ricer a lot better.
1434234
i am not sure. i had a slicer my mother gave me years ago but it finally "died". i found the one i have on amazon, read the reviews on various brands and finally decided on the one i wanted. it is heavier than my old one but it works quite well. i wish i knew the difference but i don't. i am so sorry i could not give you the info you needed.
401402
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.
596438
I have both types of shredders. This shredder is not only faster than my crosscut but offers greater security ( totally destroys CDs, cards, etc). It shreds 6 feet of paper per minute or 72 inches. The sheets per minute handled also depends on how many sheets of paper you ferl comfortable inserting each time. . For instance, are you comfortable stacking 12 sheets of paper and then trying to shred them all at once? This is possible but I confess that I put through fewer pieces of paper at a time. I know others who push the envelope but I think (perhaps in error) that could tax the shredder. So there are variables.
647296
I don't really know because I never compared those two.But it works fantastic. It's a very good product.
401401
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.
2161016
Hunted all around for info. very little out there. No Shredder vs Bag charts. Finally found this http://www.formshotline.com/browseproducts/FELLOWES---Powershred-reg;-SB-85C-Heavy-Duty-Confetti-Cut-Shredder.html. It does say "Recommended shredder bags (UNV35947/FEL36052)".
914666
I believe they are the same-- This is one of the best kitchen tools I have. You won't be disappointed!
2063509
No, what you see, is what you get. This is simply a zester - best used on lemons, limes, oranges and also very good at shredding any kind of cheese. It is a fine, thin shred.
1806442
I don't know but it is amazing for preparing potato dumplings! I imagine baby food puree would be the same consistency.I have been so pleased but I try not to be too rough on the handle as reviews I read before buying had some difficulty buta little reasonable care and there's no problem. This processor has made food prep more enjoyable since my arthritis makeschopping and dicing a chore. I can't say enough about how pleased I am with mine.
2272819
It comes with two different slicing types. One is just the regular constant chip type and the other is a string type. Great product as we have buffalo and chips every friday as our tradition at our house.