Does the peach cutter also cut nectarines?
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Yes, it does cut nectarines and also plums, though not the really small ones.
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Yes, it definitely does. I used it this week actually. I'd recommend using it on ripe/firm fruit, if it's too soft it won't cut through the skin properly.
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It does not. Buy some good garden shears with a curved blade. They work MUCH better than the straight blade cutters.
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I have used cucumber, carrots, yellow squash, zucchini... also cut fruit like melon, strawberry.. that is what i have used it in.
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Not sure. I cut up fruit and veggies and all that comes out is ground up. I do cut up the pieces small and put very little in and don't push hard. I think it works quite well for the price.
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It does but it doesn't work well. I wasn't happy with this product. The cutting blade won't stay in place and bent the first time I used it on sweet potatoes
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Yes it does. It is also great for chopping onions, parsley, mint and tomatoes
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No it does not and that is a bit of a pain. We keep a good pair of kitchen shears handy and that serves well. The machine works so much better and quieter than the other two we've had that I don't really miss the bag cutter.
954671
No, it only slices. The one I ordered I only used twice. The second time the plastic holding the blade broke and the blade feel out.
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Yes, but that doesn't show when your cutting into your dough or fondant. I hope this answers your question!
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The apple corer/slicer has larger sections as compared to the peach one. Also, the centers are different. The apple center is round, and the peach one is oval and larger. I haven't tried the apple one on peaches. I guess the peach pit makes the difference. Anyway, I enjoy having both of them.
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No, it does not. Only julienne & dice blades. I believe you'd have to purchase a separate item for waffling: Swissmar Borner PowerLine Wave Waffle Cutter with Food Safety Holder
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Hi Joyce: I don't know about pickling peaches. I use mine to ferment vegetables such as sauerkraut and pickles and it does a great job. I have a few of the more expensive German made crocks and the Ohio Stoneware are of the best quality. The finish is flawless and I would highly recommend this crock. I hope this helps!
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The pit circle blade is about 1 1/8" X 1 1/2"... The entire blade circle is 3 1/2" (yes, I used a tape measure & actually measured) ... So medium to small peach. Sometimes, if your peach is too too small you'll lose a lot of the flesh around the pit & I've only had one peach not fit all the way, but it was like a super huge mutant peach. .. Otherwise, I use this every time for peaches.
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Yes. This is a high quality, heavy duty cutter. I haven't done sweets in it, though I'm certain it will handle them.
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The small face details (for example, eyes, nose, ears) can cut thin-sliced cucumber, but you cannot use the outer shape to cut cucumber as the cutter is bigger than a cucumber. The small details that you cut can be used to create other faces. There is a guideline on how to combine small cutouts to create other fun shapes on CuteZCute web site. Also, if you would like to get a vegetable cutter, I recommend using this http://www.amazon.com/CuteZcute-Stainless-Vegetable-Cutters-cutters/dp/B00DTJRACK/ref=sr_1_34?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1390419009&sr=1-34
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I am not 100% sure if it does? I use the program that came with the cutter and another program for my buisnessd
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nope, it has a straight blade for slicing, julienne, or fly cutting. Also a crinkle blade for wavy cuts. It gets very thin, the thickest cut is 1/4", which is very skinny fries. No dicing or cubing