does it shred cauliflower to a rice consistancy?
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Yes, it shreds cauliflower beautifully to make caulirice. I make it at least once a week.
1679444
Sorry I haven't tried this - sounds like you have an interesting recipe. I think the shred blade would come pretty close.
2158507
Hi Kang ... Yes, I make porridge (actually steel cut oats) almost every morning in this rice maker. I also make grits and much more since it's nice that all is automatic and I have no worries once I hit the 'start' button. ENJOY! Chris P
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if i shred a few i use the shredder that goes on top. if i shred a lot like for a carrot salad i use kitchen aid food processor. i hope this helped.
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I am not sure as I have never tried to shred beets, but I assume it would as I have shredded carrots and apples. I hope this helps.
886631
Though the reversible shredding disc on the BSB530XL All In One™ will do a very good job of shredding the veggies in to smaller pieces, they may look more like shoe-string potatoes or straw then spaghetti.
2010426
I haven't tried carrots yet with it. it shreds potatoes and cheese nicely. It can slice sticks of pepperoni but not very well you have to push pretty hard. I think it would shred carrots nicely. It works great and I love that you can store stuff after you shred it.
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Though the reversible shredding disc on the BSB530XL All In One will do a very good job of shredding the veggies in to smaller pieces, they may look more like shoe-string potatoes or straw then spaghetti.
216611
I don't see why not it will shred the zucchini I don't know if shape matters.
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I have the scrapper stop moving sometimes. I just stop putting in veggies. Celery and Kale can have a tendency to bind up the parts at which time I just clean it. I used this for a juice fast for about a week and had no problems other then the one's mentioned. I'd buy this item again.
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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.
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No it doesn't. I usually stir it after it's done and resting because I've always done that with rice.
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It works great for both white and brown rice. I tried steel cut oatmeal and turned out well, but so far have not tried wheat, barley. According to the Aroma
750697
I haven't tried shredding it but the consistency is similar to a really hard cheese so it would probably work. It would probably shred best if it was chilled.
1913508
Hi :) Yes it does shred cabbage. I use it to shred onion, cabbage, lettuce ... etc.
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You can use this small processor to make mayo, etc. Basically, the longer you hold down the button, the smaller the shreds for veggies or cheese. Pulsing it would allow you to regulate the size of veggies chopped.
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I once tried to use my Corona Corn Mill to grind wheat fine enough to bake a small loaf. It did NOT work. I even tried to re-grind the resultant flour which was too coarse. I ran it through the mill at least three times. It still was not fine enough. I do NOT believe that it would work any better for rice. Sorry, Richard
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Not sure about potatoes but we regularly use it to shred carrots for salads and such and it works great for that.