Can you grate cheese? As in Romano or Parm?
504310
No. The instructions say this processor cannot be used to grate cheese or grind coffee.
504311
I actually haven't tried that so I can't say. I would guess that a drier cheese would do fine but others may just clump up ???
504312
probably not very well. it seems to work best as a guacamole maker (you know: stuff you can add a little liquid to?) or salsa, or pickles for tuna salad. it is pretty small. it specifically says chopping chocolate is a bad idea; probably due to it potentially scratching the plastic.dry stuff like nuts comes out very unevenly chopped; but hey, i likes it just fine. maybe a more industrial (and more expensive) food processor is what you're needin'.
515282
not sure we only use it for potatoes, never tried cheese with it, we make a east coast recipe. sorry not being able to give you the answer you are looking for.
2112354
it works great on any cheese we've tried. Asiago, parmesan, fresh mozzarella was ok, any block cheeses.
840792
Sure you can but there are not separate controls so I think the cheese would get too hot. Or the oil might be too cool. We haven't tried using oil yet. Maybe someone else has?
399399
I haven't used it on hard cheese; but, I would not see it as a problem using it for that type of cheese. Hope that helps.
594256
By hard I assume you mean Parmesan, as opposed to the hardness of a block of cheddar cheese. I just tried it and while I usually grate this type of cheese, the slicer cut off slices, one after another, but not a conventional slice as Parmesan not the right consistency for that. It did a nice job and then "slices" can be crumbled. If you're looking for a neat looking piece of cheese, then no.
1006562
I haven't used it for that but I think you could since I use the lowest setting to melt cheese.
1257500
I'm sure you can....however I returned mine after it started smoking after 5 minutes of slicing a hard block of cheese...if you buy this one save the box it comes in.
1938145
Sorry, I don't know. I use a hand grater for small amounts and a Breville sous chef for large amounts. I would imagine that for sticky cheeses it wouldn't work so well, but why not try it with some cubes of parmesan or other firm cheese?
732392
harder cheeses work fine parmesan, cheddar, colby depends on the cheese. Some softer cheeses get hard enough if refrigerated. if cheese grating is mainly what you use it for maybe not, all veggies work great. hope this helps
357117
it would work with hard cheese like some Reggiano but have not tried it on that. Just vegetables.Very sharp!! :)
1199840
I love this gadget for cheese, chocolate, butter; and it works great with hard cheeses if you want to remove a rind. You can do thicker slices of any cheese-even feta or cubes but not for thin slices.
1968364
I like the ceramic pot for cheese...the oil heat is too hot for most cheese...you don't want it to stick to bottom...Refer to your instructions again, I'm not home so I can ck mine...this is my preference.....PF
1328122
I use the smaller hole drum for Parmesan cheese since Parmesan is a hard cheese.
1974409
Probably could, I have never done cheese with this disc. I have always used my grater disc for doing my grated cheese. Worth a try though. You can't go wrong with any of the Cuisinart discs.
1856678
I just did! Last night i made a burger. It came out well but you cant melt cheese on it.
135782
Yes, you'd be fine with Velveeta. It's certainly the best investment that I've made in my kitchen...we use lots of different cheeses when we cook.