Does this make shoestring size fries?
1853783
Shoestring fries are considered to be 1/4" by 1/4" in size, so yes, it does make shoestring style fries.
1853784
shoestring fries are 3/8" but yes it will, some people use the 1/4'' for fries ....so its your choice
1853785
If it is 1/4" opening, yes.I use it for sweet potato's and I half to cut them in 3rds to push them through the cutter.
473159
The smaller of the two included cutting plates is 9 mm, which is a tad fatter than a typical McD 1/4" fry. It's exactly 1/10" inch fatter than the 1/4 inch McD fry, to be exact. "Shoestring" is generally an unspecified size, assumed to be smaller than 1/4". Hope this helps.
473163
No, it doesn't. Medium to slightly larger. No shoestring and no steak fries size.
473160
Yes it does , it comes with blades for example :McDonald and Wendy size fries
653336
Not sure of the actual dimensions, but we can fry enough fries for a family of 4 to eat.
980057
The measurements (as noted by Amazon.com in the description section) are: "13.88-Inch by 8.63-Inch by 8-1/2-Inch". Perhaps you can measure the bags of Ore Ida french fries or Potatoes O'Brien and see if they'll fit.
936890
The cutter comes with two different cutting plates. regular plate cuts 25 fries and the small plate cuts 49. You may also be interested in that the size of potato that can be put into the cutter has to be under 4" x 2". Also getting the number of fries stated above will only be possible if you use a potato cut to fit the entire plate.
967664
Yes it will fry burritos or corn dogs and french fries, it is deep enough. I even fry chicken pieces in it.
2053505
I bought it for making fries. the thing you put the food in is about the size of a soda can. and it did not make fries well at all. It does seem like it will work for other things. It looks to be the exact same product as the link posted-and there are 70 mixed reviews that you can check out. http://www.qvc.com/qvc.product.K14798.html
2114768
No, but if you use the basket that works for french fries, and other such items it works.
473162
No. It has two size blades but not one skinny enough for me to call shoestring
1458548
If you wanted to make chips this will do a great job. As for fries, these slicers do not have the blades as I have seen on other slicers to cut them into strips. I guess you could cut them into big chips and then cut them again into strips.
1474171
I don't have the measurements for you as it was a gift, but I did try it out and It won't do large potatoes unless you cut them maybe in half, but is does a nice job and the core is spiraled which I find very interesting when you want fries.....
1391797
Yes! Can get fries crispy and wings less greasy, fat falls tithe bottom of oven.
1160380
It's big enough to fry fries but for doughnuts it may only be able to take three or so in my opinion considering they will expand when cooked.
1223324
I don't think making fries from scratch would turn out too well in this product. It's possible, if you spray oil or butter spray on the potatoes. I cook store bought frozen fries without oil in it, and it tastes good, but not as good if they were really fried. My Big Boss works great. It doesn't make food taste as good as fried, but it's still worth it, in my opinion.
93923
no, it can't do the larger sizes. Will do the standard size and the smaller size - like the small tomato sauce.