How do chips comapre to spirals?
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It's all about surface area when it comes to oaking your wines. However, that tends to only hold true for the initial flavors they give off. Many people prefer the subtler tannins infused by oak CUBES. The theory being their thickness imparts a softer, different effect that is unobtainable with chips.
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Time. Spirals impart more oak flavor in less time than chips because more surface area is exposed to the liquid. Same result assuming same quality.
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Depends on the consistency of the dough. You may have to help some of it into the corners. Try to keep the dough level.
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Since they are a spiral shape, they roll across the floor fast and make kind of a "wagging tail" effect. There are not any moving parts in them. They look funny in the package, but they are a bunch of individual spirals, not all tangled together like that. The plastic ones are best, so make sure you get the right ones if you order them.
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It's very simple, you just hold the drill firmly in one hand and twist the end of the chuck in the other. Open wide enough to insert the size bit you need then twist in the other direction. The chuck will move very little while twisting.
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Straight out the bottom, so you need to keep moving it around if you are going to chip much.
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It can shred and slice almost anything, but it does not dice. To achieve the dice effect I used the slicer cup (thick) and make vertical cuts in the onion, since the slicer is horizontal the result then ends up diced. But, if you are looking for large dice, the answer will be NO.
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It only goes straight. My son has learned how to turn it by standing up and rotating it little by little to turn around.
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It never really turns out the way it is in the picture but if you pulse the processor for just a few seconds then open it and stir the large pieces towards the blade and do it again that will help get all of the pepper or onion without keeping the processor on so long that it turns to mush... I hope that makes sense. I think that goes for all processors though.
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It has a spiral texture. I have enjoyed using mine, so far. (A word of caution - When seasoning the wok, be careful of the small wooden handle. It can be affected by the flames.)
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I know what you are talking about and the food processor does not do spirals.
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I do not know of it ,but you put the wire in the hold let go of the chip and the wire will not come out only when you push in the chip the work very good for me. you will like the way it works I say it is one of the best out to day 9You Have A bless Day)
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Great question! There are no holes in the bottom but it does take a while for the heat to transfer to your chips.
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CORRECTION: In looking at the pictured disks above, none of those are the thin slicing disk. A thin slicing disk does come with the food processor. I believe that's what you would need for chips.
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When you order the product there are instructions inside the package. Basically you fold it flat, then twist it into a small circle.
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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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Look at the video sharkk provide. It's actually isn't all that hard. You just pop all four corner.
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I purchased this as a gift, but as far as I know, it does not do spirals; only slices, chops, or shreds items.