Grater Burner (2)

Here is what was written on the site in the description of Prima - The difference between the BORNER PRIMA vegetable cutter from previous models is that the inserts are fixed in the frame, and not simply inserted. There is a comfortable handle for holding the grater. Additional features - 5 changes in thickness, safe blocking of the main blade during storage, convenient compact folding of the vegetable cutter.
And what is the thickness change not regulated in Trade? Is this a much needed addition?
Damn already my head is dizzy from these curses

I have had a Trend for over 15 years. Now updated. I bought Trend again. He suits me in all respects.

I have several DECOKs, so, in principle, they also arranged it ... until I got into the topic about Berners

The Trend has two cutting thicknesses on a knifeless insert, and two slices (3.5 and 7 mm). Do not get thick pieces on the knife-less piece - a maximum of 5 mm, if not less. A plug insert is sold separately to Trend - one side closes the blades tightly, purely for storage (in this position, the grater cannot cut). If you stick this insert on the other side, it will give an average cut thickness between the thinnest and the thickest type (which is not that thick). In general, the stub is not a superfluous thing.
In this regard, Prima is more convenient. 4 thicknesses of knifeless cutting (i.e. plastics, straws, but not sticks), plus the position of the plug, and all this without removing the insert, but only moving it with the button. Knife inserts (3.5 and 7 mm), using the same button, are cut with bars in one position, in the other with rhombuses. To be fair, the rhombuses are very small even by 7 mm, that is, if you need such a fine cut, take Prima. Personally, I don't need such a trifle.
From the standpoint of the above, it might seem that Prima is better. But in some ways it is inferior to the Trend. Namely, in the thickness of the residues. On the Trend, vegetables are cut with almost no residue, or with a minimum, not thicker than 1.5 mm. In Prim, due to the design features of the case, the remains are up to half a centimeter.
Both graters are good. Decide for yourself what is more important to you - cutting into a small diamond, or no leftovers. I don't need Berner's cubes or rhombuses, I have a combine for the cubes. Therefore, I chose Trend (but I was rushing from one float to another for a very long time, you are not the only one who cannot make a choice) I'm VERY happy with the choice !!! From the first try, the grater did not really impress me - not everything worked out, it inserted some inserts incorrectly, which is why the result was only half satisfied. When I realized what the mistake was, everything turned out right away. Graters are very expensive, but well worth the money! For example, I bought Decuk for 200 UAH. In terms of quality and convenience, Berner surpasses it ten times, if not more. The price is only two and a half times more expensive.
When you decide on the model, look for additional inserts, especially the necessary 10 mm knife. But even 1.6 mm will not be superfluous, now I know for sure (at least I miss it, which means there is a reason to visit Berner's department). I highly recommend the Karli grater. She is dear, an infection, but I have this favorite, I have never regretted the money spent on her.

azaza thank you very much for the detailed answer, and what is this Carly? Something in the store there is no such, or I do not look at the name correctly

Oh, I found it called a salad grater Carly 150 UAH .. And what form of slicing does it get?

Girls, what are Prima's sizes, that is, length in cm and width?

Vegetable cutter size: 37 cm x 14 cm x 4 cm.

14 cm width from above, from top to bottom the grater narrows slightly

Vegetable cutter size: 37 cm x 14 cm x 4 cm.

Oh, thank you very much, and the trend is probably less yes?

Oh, I found it called a salad grater Carly 150 UAH .. And what form of slicing does it get?

Sandy, I won't cut it now, there are pictures somewhere in the subject. First of all, it is good for cutting winter varieties of cabbage - it fluffs and softens it. But you need to adapt to it - at first, the cabbage flies in different directions
And here are pictures of Carlosi, Trend, and a comparison of Trend with Decuc.


In width, Berner and Decuk are absolutely the same, in height, Berner is just a little higher:

Here, in the topic, pictures were previously posted where it is shown which grater does what, in great detail.

Here, in the topic, pictures were previously posted where it is shown which grater does what, in great detail.

Yes, but try to shove a hundred pages! And even more already. Right now, I'll see what I have of my products, maybe I will find something to rub for a sample.

azaza thanks again for the answer and the pictures, I have a different size 37 by 14, Prima is the same, and Trend is less than Prima?

is Trend less than Prima?

Trend size

Vegetable cutter size: 35 cm x 12 cm x 4.5 cm.

Namely, in the thickness of the residues. On the Trend, vegetables are cut with almost no residue, or with a minimum, not thicker than 1.5 mm. In Prim, due to the design features of the case, the remains are up to half a centimeter.

I have Prima, I would not say that she has such large leftovers.

I have Prima, I would not say that she has such large leftovers.

This is good news, did you buy an additional 10 mm nozzle?

[Sandy]

Sandy, the handle cannot be used as a footboard) In terms of legs, your decock wins. Berner has a different approach - type graters are attached to a special car who likes to cut horizontally.

Well, if I put it on the table - it lies with a slight slope, a hill, and if you need to cut a little - then, in principle, it is possible without a basin.

But I prefer to hold the grater while working while standing)

Yes, there are 10 mm. and add. boxing, otherwise there is nothing to keep it.
But I often use 3.5 mm (I like carrots on it) and 7 mm - for onions

Oh, and figs with this leg, but on Prima do onion cubes are made?
For cubes, I have another contraption, if there are a lot of vegetables like a vinaigrette or Olivier, so I cut it in it, but for the sake of one onion I don't want to get it.

There are three thicknesses of cutting with knifeless inserts: the outer ones are the two sides of the insert included in the Trend set, in the center is the back of the plug. Personally, I would like to be even thicker - the maximum is too thin for slicing eggplant zucchini "bast shoes".
And here is Carlosi's work:

The cabbage turned out to be ugly, because in the refrigerator there was a tiny piece of cabbage that was not cut the last time. Usually it turns out prettier.

Great! Is a circle with a lattice inside being made or do you need to buy an additional nozzle?

I have Prima, I would not say that she has such large leftovers.

I have no Prima, I cannot compare. I learned the size of the residuals from the discussion, and what is really there
However, I did not claim and do not intend to do this that Prima is worse. Not at all! They are just a little different. But in Trend I am not satisfied with only the absence of a thicker knifeless cut. Otherwise, it is perfect. Everyone chooses a model for their own needs and tastes. I am happy with the choice, I have never regretted it.

For the grate, you need to buy a separate waffle grater.

For the grate, you need to buy a separate waffle grater.

Well, nothing will have to cut the grating with DECOKel, I just wanted to fuse my DECOKs, over time you can buy a Berner grating

This is this one, did I understand correctly?


It turns out not so beautiful on DECOK

and on Prima cubes are made from onions?

I didn’t, I always rub it on a straw, but it itself falls apart into cubes

This one is also possible. But this is Deco-Star, it is more expensive and worse cuts the cords. There is a waffle Classic - it is simpler, cheaper, narrower, but cuts better.However, it has a drawback: the insert is attached symbolically, it tends to fall out. But during work it keeps normally (it is pressed by a vegetable and does not crawl anywhere).

And what is it called, that I did not go like this ...
Furshet store on Starovokzalnaya, you are also from Kiev, maybe there are also their branches where Berner is sold

And what is it called, that I did not go like this ...
Furshet store on Starovokzalnaya, you are also from Kiev, maybe there are also their branches where Berner is sold

There are officers. point on st. m. Akademgorodok on the Troitsky market. Only today I bought a knife from them.

Thank you so much, I will order here and delivery is free
Wait a little more doubt which model

Dumb for scho I remember what it is when you don't know what is what, what is better, and what you really need
And about Berner, I can say this: I had a lot of purchases over the year. But I consider him the best, Berner

Well, I found myself another headache, what a beast - Vegetable cutter VIP-4 set with a fruit holder

Well, I found myself another headache, what a beast - Vegetable cutter VIP-4 set with a fruit holder

They seem to have been removed from production, I have one - this is Prima's younger brother

They were kind of removed from production, I have one.

So how good is he?
Indeed, they are not available.

So how good is he?
Indeed, they are not available.

I like VIP-4 - on any insert - you can get several thicknesses.

The trend bought only the base and insert 1.6, because there is no such insert in Prima and Vipe-4.

Well, what can I say - I probably wasted money on it, in the presence of a small thickness on the VIP, it turned out to be not so necessary, I am calmly satisfied with the VIP insert at 3.5 at the thinnest thickness.

And my Trend lies with 1 insert only 2 times used deep in the cupboard ... I use VIP for all occasions

azaza, and the insert is knifeless, this is the one you wrote about - the insert is a stub?

[julifera]

julifera so sell an unnecessary trend, for example to me

I like VIP-4 - on any insert - you can get several thicknesses.

And on Prima, you can get several thicknesses with any insert?

If I don't stop, my head will burst
I chose Trend, + 1.6mm insert, + 10mm insert, + bladeless insert, + Classic waffle vegetable cutter.
Here, fuuuh
Girls what do you say?

If I don't stop, my head will burst
I chose Trend, + 1.6mm insert, + 10mm insert, + bladeless insert, + Classic waffle vegetable cutter.
Here, fuuuh
Girls what do you say?

And do not tell me where there is an insert for a stub kTrend (as you understand, you want it, and the knifeless insert is included in the kit), I can not find it anywhere.

And on Prima, you can get several thicknesses with any insert?

On the knifeless insert there are 4 cutting thicknesses (the largest is also about 5 mm) + the knifeless insert serves as a plug.

There are 2 thicknesses on the 3.5 and 7 mm inserts. Conventionally, the positions of "bars" (thicker) and "cubes" (thinner)
On the "bars" only bars are cut, in the "cubes" position you can cut cubes (more precisely, diamonds, you just need to adjust the holder to turn it correctly) or the same bars, but thinner. Therefore, by inserting a 3.5 mm insert in the "cubes" position, you can easily replace the 1.6 mm insert, which is not included in this set.

If you buy a 10 mm insert, there will be only 1 bar position.

Onion cubes - why not?) Cut it to your health) And it is not necessary to put cubes on the position - it will be placed into cubes on the "sticks" too)

Cubes work best with raw vegetables. Small, for Olivier will not go, although who like it. But boiled vegetables are problematic, boiled vegetables are too soft (especially potatoes), they break, not even with a grater, but with the pins of the holder.

If I don't stop, my head will burst
I chose Trend, + 1.6mm insert, + 10mm insert, + bladeless insert, + Classic waffle vegetable cutter.
Here, fuuuh
Girls what do you say?

The waffle is more for the beauty of table setting, it is very nice to cut cucumbers with a wire rack and apples, it is little used, but very beautiful. More functional would be Rocco or Carlos, especially for the winter, I think so. And buy a waffle closer to summer. Although the very waffle itself, because at the point where I bought the main set of Rocco and Carly was not, so I took the waffle.

[julifera]

julifera so sell an unnecessary trend, for example to me

I'll also ask my mother, just in case, if she suddenly wants to, if I write to you in a personal message

How is this waffle for summer? And on New Year's Eve, decorate the table with fancy cuts?)))

The waffle is more for the beauty of table setting, it is very nice to cut cucumbers with a wire rack and apples, it is little used, but very beautiful. More functional would be Rocco or Carlos, especially for the winter, I think so. And buy a waffle closer to summer. Although the very waffle itself, because at the point where I bought the main set of Rocco and Carly was not, so I took the waffle.

Oh, my child has a waffle and a wire rack, this is a favorite cutting, wait, I cut it on DECO

The plug does not come with the Trend, it must be bought separately. So if you choose Trend, buy a plug.

Oh, the girls are completely confused, so this is the insert that comes in the kit, am I going to buy it again?

Yes, I think so.

and what do you cut on a waffle besides an apple and a cucumber?

and what do you cut on a waffle besides an apple and a cucumber?

And potatoes (lattice and wavy circles) for fried or chips, and carrots in soup (small diameter) and pumpkin and pear, in short, what is cut and then I cut

The plug does not come with the Trend, it must be bought separately. So if you choose Trend, buy a plug.

So I confused it with the knifeless insert, which comes in the kit

Aha, confused.

This is in Prima a knifeless insert and a stub are the same)))

Aha, confused.

This is in Prima a knifeless insert and a stub are the same)))

Kapets, I came to my senses in time, otherwise there would have been two knifeless