14anna08
Quote: Keti

And here's another cutter ...
and there is a comment "thrown out money"
IRR
Quote: julifera

Pretty, I don't care

It's worth it in Foxtrot - you can go and feel it. Seemed a little awkward, but when standing aside alone on the table, maybe ... maybe.

Quote: 14anna08

and there is a comment "thrown out money"

the machine for the pellets is also for some thrown away money, and others are just a pond
francevna
Quote: iris @

I was there today. no.
It is a pity that there is no vegetable cutter. And the site shows what is available. And what did the seller say, promise to bring? I was asked to buy 2 more pieces.
iris @
said not in stock. and when they will not say. and yours says push? I understand that the original says push. although in telemag the seller said that they had the original
francevna
Quote: iris @

said not in stock. and when they will not say. and yours says push? I understand that the original says push. although in telemag the seller said that they had the original
nothing is written on my vegetable cutter, the main thing is that it works well. And my Nayser works every day, I hope that it will delight me for a long time.
Galinka-Malinka
I got my Niser. I bought it on aukro for 259 UAH. Free shipping.
I think it's a fake. There is no word Rulsh on the button and the color is not bright green. A friend of mine ordered this from the Topshop store Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
kirch
And today I received a Nice Diser Plus. I tried it on onions. I cut it into 2 halves, like on a TV set, and could not cut it. I became afraid that I would break. I cut it into thick round pieces, then it went easy. Now I will cut the pepper for freezing. I just didn’t understand why such a round seal was needed. Enlighten
Galinka-Malinka
For some reason it seems to me that with the seal it is the original. But I could be wrong. I say that my friend ordered in the TV shop for crazy money and she has this seal on the button.
kirch
Quote: Galinka-Malinka

For some reason it seems to me that with the seal it is the original. But I could be wrong. I say that my friend ordered in the TV shop for crazy money and she has this seal on the button.

I have nothing written on the button. I mean the round thing they call a signet. Why are you so fixated on the original. It seems to me that the German original is nowhere to be found. All China
Galinka-Malinka
So far I've only tried the peeler. Normal, but Teskoma is the bestDifferent vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Here I will sing and unsubscribe.
kirch
And I have a green peeler. Cleans well, but thicker than Berner's. Galinka-Malinka, do you know what this notorious signet is for?
francevna
Quote: Galinka-Malinka

For some reason it seems to me that with the seal it is the original. But I could be wrong. I say that my friend ordered in the TV shop for crazy money and she has this seal on the button.
Galinka-Malinka, happy Birthday!
In the answer # 871 on the top photo Salad Chief with a wide insert. Maybe the photo does not show the entire insert, check how many cells it has, I have -30 cells. The color is slightly darker, but the internet can distort the color.
But Nayser + was in the same packaging as in the photo, I also bought it in telemag.

Yesterday I decided to cut red peppers for freezing for the Salad Chief on a 12x12 insert. But I walked with such difficulty that I gave up this venture. And on Nayser + on the same insert, I cut everything instantly.
francevna
Quote: kirch

And today I received a Nice Diser Plus. I tried it on onions. I cut it into 2 halves, like on a TV set, and could not cut it. I became afraid that I would break.I cut it into thick round pieces, then it went easy. Now I will cut the peppers for freezing. I just didn’t understand why such a round seal was needed. Enlighten
Ludmila, on which insert did you cut the onion? V-shaped? Cuts easily. I chop in whole rings, but if the onion is very large, then I cut it in half before reaching the end of the tail. If you need smaller, then I cut it into 4 parts at once. leaving the tail intact. But, if the bulbs are really huge, then I cut them into 2 halves completely.
kirch
Quote: francevna

Ludmila, on which insert did you cut the onion? V-shaped? Cuts easily. I chop in whole rings, but if the onion is very large, then I cut it in half before reaching the end of the tail. If you need smaller, then I cut it into 4 parts at once. leaving the tail intact. But, if the bulbs are really huge, then I cut them into 2 halves completely.

No, I cut into small cubes. I haven't tried anything else yet. I will cut the pepper for freezing. What is the round sign for? nobody is answering
francevna
Quote: kirch

No, I cut into small cubes. I haven't tried anything else yet. I will cut the peppers for freezing. What is the round sign for? nobody is answering
Ludmila, press the button when you wash it. There will be remnants of vegetables on the top cover, put it under water and press, a plate comes out there and squeezes out the remnants, and a stream of water will wash everything away. This button is for easy cleaning.
But I did not try to cut the onion into squares, I like to chop more. What size insert were you using? 6x6?
kirch
Quote: francevna

Ludmila, press the button when you wash it. There will be remnants of vegetables on the top cover, put it under water and press, a plate comes out there and squeezes out the remnants, and a stream of water will wash everything away. This button is for easy cleaning.
But I did not try to cut the onion into squares, I like to chop more. What size insert were you using? 6x6?

I don't mean a button, but a round thing that is among all the attachments. I used an insert with small squares, I don't know what size they are. And when I press the button for cleaning, the plate somehow hardly comes out. I had to clean out the onion with a knife.
francevna
Quote: kirch

I don't mean a button, but a round thing that is among all the attachments. I used an insert with small squares, I don't know what size they are. And when I press the button for cleaning, the plate somehow hardly comes out. I had to clean out the onion with a knife.
It is easy for me to clean, the plate comes out to the very edge.
And the round insert is for squeezing out the tomato .. Mount it on the lid, there are four pins, and there are four holes in the rate. Insert it there. Place the tomato insert on 8 slices so that the round insert hits it. There is no need to close the second half of 4 slices with anything, otherwise it will not be cut. Cut the tomatoes, if small, they will go whole, and if large, then divide so that they fit into the insert. The beauty is obtained, do not cut it with your hands.
kirch
Quote: francevna

It is easy for me to clean, the plate comes out to the very edge.
And the round insert is for squeezing out the tomato .. Mount it on the lid, there are four pins, and there are four holes in the rate. Insert it there. Place the tomato insert on 8 slices so that the round insert hits it. There is no need to close the second half of 4 slices with anything, otherwise it will not be cut. Cut the tomatoes, if small, they will go whole, and if large, then divide them so that they fit into the insert. The beauty is obtained, do not cut it with your hands.

Thank you, now I understand. I'll try tomorrow. And with a cleaning plate, it means marriage
francevna
Quote: kirch

Thank you, now I understand. I'll try tomorrow. And with a cleaning plate, it means marriage
It's a shame if the marriage. Can you press the button weakly?
kirch
Quote: francevna

It's a shame if the marriage. Can you press the button weakly?

No, I pressed normally
francevna
Quote: kirch

No, I pressed normally
Lyudmila, specially checked how my plate comes out. If I press with a finger of one hand, then it does not reach the edge.I turn the lid with the button down and press it with the index fingers of both hands. Try it, maybe it will.
francevna
there is a photo Salad Chief. How many I looked, I did not see the difference, but now I noticed that in the first picture the insert of 24x24 size contains 20 cells, and in the second picture it contains 30 cells. On the first, there is only one grater, and on the second, two graters together (with large and small cells). I have Salad Chief, like in the middle photo.

kirch
Quote: francevna

Lyudmila, specially checked how my plate comes out. If I press with a finger of one hand, then it does not reach the edge. I turn the lid with the button down and press it with the index fingers of both hands. Try it, maybe it will.

No, it doesn't work
Galinka-Malinka
first tests passed
The peeler is bigger than Teskomovskaya.
Fried onions excellent
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Potatoes and cabbage for borsch
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
It didn't work out with carrots and beets from the freezer
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Pichenka
Congratulations on your purchase. I also look at this.
But ... I'll add my fly in the ointment.
1. Onions - I cut into rings, across about 1 cm thick, and then into cubes.
2. Potatoes, too, could be halved (as convenient) And then, too, glasses on the bar.
I don't know about cabbage - it's okay.
But what about carrots and beets? What do you freeze them entirely?
Now you will cut and freeze in cubes, as it is more convenient.
Galinka-Malinka
Pichenka I cut the beets and carrots into slices and put them in the freezer, so that they could then be put into cubes and cooked for salad in AG or steamed in Cook. Since my decock hasn't broken down into cubes already.
Pichenka
I'm sorry. I somehow did not think about it. It's just that it's difficult to do something with frozen things later.
Today I looked at the black one, went to the shopping center, there is a department of all kinds of expensive things for cleaning, but not a white cat. bells and whistles are very interesting, I have not seen such anywhere else, but expensive. The manufacturer did not understand the German and French gizmos. The cutter is more than 2000t, but 3 attachments and a toothpick, like a fork with spread teeth. (I thought they were selling Swedish bells and whistles and went to find out about the alligator) but alas ...
Pichenka
I went to buy Nyserdiser +, but I understood. that I am sick, and after rereading the topic, I was glad that I was not the only one with such a diagnosis.
On the way through the store, I came across Decok. for the same price, like a salad chef (?)
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The set includes:
- fruit holder
- 5 replaceable blades-attachments:
- horizontal straight knife
- knife for cutting thin long strips
- knife for cutting thin short strips
- semicircular grater
- grater for mashed potatoes
- 2 replaceable lattice knives
- for fine slicing
- for large cuts
- a colander for drying greens, vegetables and fruits
Nothing less, of course, than Chief. but also large, although maybe better than a small container.
The mill_dryer is cool, but I have an ikeevskaya one (for 200r - well, it's not a pity to give it)
Of course there are no small cubes, but 2 graters per Korean.
Here's what to do. And he is so handsome and sleek (after him, the Nice, though the penultimate one, as the saleswoman said, didn't want to take something.
Well, not oklmn? I went to bed, maybe by morning something will clear up, a decision will come?

And here they completely lost their insolence - they offer for 1450 (total).
online store, but only in your region. Sorry...
Galinka-Malinka
Well, I'm not lucky with Niser, horror.
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)
kirch
I'm not surprised. Having received this Nice Dicer, I tested it and realized that it is not durable. It is difficult to cut onions. Horror rumbles like. I regretted having bought it. Discarded money. Who is considering buying - I do not advise
kirch
And what does fake mean. It seems to me. China is being sold everywhere.
Galinka-Malinka
I already wrote here. That a friend ordered in the Top shop, but there is a terrible price, and the quality is better.
francevna
Quote: kirch

I'm not surprised. Having received this Nice Dicer, I tested it and realized that it is not durable. It is difficult to cut onions. Horror rumbles like. I regretted having bought it. Discarded money. Who is considering buying - I do not advise
I don’t understand how a roar from Nyser Diser + can stand. I work for them constantly. Simply, each insert needs to be used as intended.On small cubes I cut only fresh cucumbers, I get beautiful cubes (cut the cucumbers into rings of 3 cm in size, and then into a 6X6 insert). The strawberries are beautiful, and the rest of the vegetables are just boiled. And I can't get enough of the tomato insert (for 8 shares).
kirch
I agree, boiled vegetables cuts well. I thought that I would cut the onion for the manti. We have to cut the onion into plates. In advertising, they put half. I cut the peppers for freezing. I cut it quickly - this is a plus. But since the knives are still not as sharp as a regular knife, the slicing turned out to be very wet and when frozen it turned out to be a conglomerate. I will use for salads like Olivier and vinaigrette
Pichenka
I am reporting. After some thought, I decided to buy a Decok. Confused that. which takes up a lot of space.
But, since I don’t make seisas any more, I don’t make apples and I don’t process apples. And if necessary - there is a regular apple_ cutting. In general, then I do not like that and I need what cuts into 4 and 8 parts.
I've already tested everything. All cutting and grating works well on different vegetables. I liked the graters, like for Korean carrots (but 3mm and 1.6mm berning is still better).
The fact that a large capacity is reconciled and even liked it. But I put a smaller bowl inside and took it out right with it and poured out the sliced ​​semi-finished product.
For fruit salad, all the fruits were pickled normally. All vegetables for borscht too. On eggplant sate, everything is also fine. Tomatoes cut small in half, and then into cubes.
The input is such that from the side of the pusher there are no knives. there should be a thin film - the tomato has a skin, the onion has a little skin left. So that there was something to push, and not bite right into the pulp.
That's right there somewhere posted a video where vegetables are prepared.
What did not like -
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little overclocking for a grater, you need to turn this thing in order to rub towards you. But this notch is annoying, products get stuck there and do not pass, do not slide further.
Feeling that some metal inserts were inserted in the wrong direction.
After processing, I washed everything, put it in a container, put on the lid of the dryer, twisted it and everything was almost dry (I don't know if it is possible to do this). Drying is pretty powerful. 🔗
Summary my.
1. From sharp_terok_ it is better still Berning graters.
2.for cubes - Swedish alligator (or good quality nyser-diser with a running cube size - 6X6 and 12X12)
Drying for greens is also good.
Rita
Quote: Pichenka

Summary my.
1. From sharp_terok_ it is better still Berning graters.
2. for dice - Swedish alligator(or good quality niser-diser with a running cube size - 6X6 and 12X12)
Drying for greens is also good.
Wrong answer !!! For cubes, the best is the Phillips blender with a cube cutter !!!
Pichenka
Quote: Rita

Wrong answer !!! For cubes, the best is the Phillips blender with a cube cutter !!!
perhaps. But I wrote my opinion.
For me, what is more convenient to use is better - the quality of the knives, size, ease of use, ease of washing and storage, independence from electricity, for example.
So we will again discuss which is better than a Bosh_cube or a_samurai knife.
Here, in general, we are discussing manual cutting of the type of neiser-diser and its analogues.
julifera
Quote: Pichenka

perhaps. But I wrote my opinion.
For me, what is more convenient to use is better - the quality of the knives, size, ease of use, ease of washing and storage, independence from electricity, for example.
Here, in general, we are discussing manual cutting of the type of neiser-diser and its analogues.

If on manual control, then the following cube maker turned out to be the most convenient for me:
4 types of inserts = 2 sizes of cubes + fries type sticks + apple cutter
True, for the cubes, I first cut the plates on the Berner, then several layers into this thing.
Easy to clean and disassemble!
Nayser is not very convenient for me - it is harder to rake out the container all the time and press harder compared to this.

Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)

Shl

But to be honest - when the electric Philips-cube appeared, with all my love for this mechanical thing - it will go to the country ...
If there is no light and at this very time I will bake to make cubes - I will not die - I will cut with a knife, but I doubt that such a situation will arise, usually there is something to eat without cubes
Piano
excuse me, what is the name of this vertical cube maker ??
julifera
Quote: Piano

excuse me, what is the name of this vertical cube maker ??
This type of vegetable cutter is called Veg-O-Matic
Specifically mine - firms Picola, she produces devices for Comfi









Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)

Different vegetable cutters (Nayser Diser, Alligator, etc.)



On the internet there is for sale here, but I did not understand what kind of company it was:
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Principle of operation:

rusja
Is it constantly on sale in Comfi or do you need to get it?
Interesting little thing for cubes
julifera
Quote: rusja

Is it constantly on sale in Comfi or do you need to get it?
Interesting little thing for cubes

In our city they were in the summer of 2011 only in one Comfi, in the other nearest ones I visited, I never saw them
And somehow they weren't brought to us anymore. Maybe in other cities there are, I don't know.
Rita
Quote: Pichenka

perhaps. But I wrote my opinion.
For me, what is more convenient to use is better - the quality of the knives, size, ease of use, ease of washing and storage, independence from electricity, for example.
So we will again discuss which is better than a Bosh_cube or a_samurai knife.
Here, in general, we are discussing manual cutting of the type of neiser-diser and its analogues.
Beeee! How serious you are!

Quote: julifera

Shl

But to be honest - when the electric Philips-cube appeared, with all my love for this mechanical thing - it will go to the country ...
If there is no light and it is at this very time that I will bake to make cubes - I will not die - I will cut with a knife, but I doubt that such a situation will arise, usually there is something to eat without cubes
Immediately visible, our man! And what have not appeared yet? It's a pity, I scold myself for one thing that I didn't buy it two months ago, but only now.
julifera
Quote: Rita

What, haven't appeared yet? It's a pity, I scold myself for one thing that I didn't buy it two months ago, but only now.
I didn't understand a little - who "haven't appeared yet"?
I've got a cube Phillips since April this year
Rita
Quote: julifera

I didn't understand a little - who "haven't appeared yet"?
I've got a cube Phillips since April this year
I read: when will it appear. Insanity is already affecting vision
IRR
so ... I conclude - all these cutters are bullshit

It is necessary to take alligator if you are interested in slicing by hand (raw, incl.). There are already so many positive reviews from our users who you believe
Pilgrim73
Alligator must be taken

Irish, you are thinking in the right direction. I use it every day and in three years, not a single joint, perfectly cuts ALL raw vegetables. I do not use only the finest attachment for garlic and nuts.
Rita
Quote: IRR

so ... I conclude - all these cutters are bullshit

It is necessary to take alligator if you are interested in slicing by hand (raw, incl.). There are already so many positive reviews from our users who you believe
Ira, don't waste your money !!! Buy a filipka! I only cut all the vegetables raw on it and cut them. And then I cook in a multicooker on a double boiler. I recall with horror all these usual cubes, although I also had good branded ones.
IRR
Quote: Rita

Ira, don't waste your money !!! Buy a filipka!

on manual more calories are spent
iris @
girls, tell me how the alligator differs from the Niceer? I'm confused

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