This mentions a spiralizer, but I don't see anything about it except in the heading. Is it a separate piece? If not, how does it work?
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Hello Thomas, with our mandoline you only receive bonus knife and 3 free ebooks. We mention in our main title that Tominco mandoline has "Longer Life Than Traditional Mandolines, Spiral, Spiralizer And Vegetable Chopper...". It's only statement that our product has longer life than traditional spiralizer.... Hope this help:-)
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I tried the Benriner slicer but like the Paderno World Cuisine A4982799 Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer much more. It is easier to use with suction cups to hold it still, has a compartment to hold all the blades which is much easier for storage and safety. It can do a good variety of veggies also.
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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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From what I've seen you'll need a really sharp knife and a gentle touch. I made some without the nori (seaweed) and it was tough to keep it perfectly circular, but it did work. I haven't specifically tried what your asking, but I bet you could get it to work. That's actually what I'm going to try next, I've been meaning to do this and then roll it in sesame seeds. :-)
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Not sure what that is, but it does spiral potatoes. It comes with 2 different spiral blades for thickness.
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It's a separate attachment. Kitchenaid sells a package called the KPRA WHICH INCLUDES THE PASTA ROLLER PLUS FETTICCINE AND SPAGHETTI ROLLERS. This is a supplementary kit for that one. You can also buy the roller separately. It's called the KPSA. Hope that helps.
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It came with the three different attachments! They are all great! There is a large spiral a medium spiral and then one that could cut potatoes into spiral chips! Hopefully this helps!
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Hi, You need just put the vegetable upright in the centre of the slicer's cone, and twist it in with a consistent forward force to produce endless spiral strands.
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Well, lucky for you i can answer this because i also bought the appler corer peeler from amazon as well. The apple peeler/corer, did exactly what it meant to do. Peel and core the apple. The core from that came out thicker and the peels comes out in a separate strand. Now, this spiraler does core the apple and when you line up core with the hole before turning the handle, the core came out smaller and thinner because the size of the hole. The peels with this paderno spiraler will be mix in with the rest of the apple noodle. You can see the peel and separate it manually if you dont mind doing so. But the best thing is that you can do MORE things with this spiraler than the apple peeler/corer.
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I couldn't find a way to separate without breaking it. So I end up just rinsing it out after use. In that way it is a poor design. If someone knows how to do it, I would be interested in knowing too.
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No it does not and it is a problem. I waste a lot of food because the small pieces can't be put through or you have to cut it up with a knife. That kind of defeats the purpose of this. I use mine but wish I had gotten a different kind.
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It says it makes dough on the box. I have never tried to but I am thinking that you use the tool for chopping. The manual should have some information on it you would think. Sorry I could not be of much help but I just got mine and never used it yet.Good luck I hope you find a way to do it.
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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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I really like this slicer, BUT, I would recommend a spiral slicer for the really long zucchini "noodles" to substitute for spaghetti. I think this slicer is a good choice for nice thin "julienne" type of strips. It works very well on dense vegetables like carrots, and my spiral will not handle carrots. NEVER use this slicer without the guard. It is very sharp and you will bleed a lot (been there done that).
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Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply nest together and are held normally only by gravity, since the motor only runs when yo press down on the unit from above. Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply... » Read More Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply nest together and are held normally only by gravity, since the motor only runs when yo press down on the unit from above. « Show Less
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It doesn't! I tried it on 4/24/14 to prep food for my bedridden mother, and it didn't work for only 2 Tbsp of cooked food. Bad design, as the "plunger" does not reach up to the blade assembly, so small amounts of food just sit in the gap. Wish I could return this!
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I bought mine separately. At the time the roller was offered separate from the cutter. My cutter cuts tagliatelle width and very narrow. The two pieces of equipment make pasta making a real pleasure.