Grater Burner (2)

[Gingi]

Gingi, Igrig, and that's true! I want everything at once, so that once the delivery is paid and no longer twitch, but is it necessary at all - the question is asked correctly! I will delete the Sudok from the basket, thanks for the advice!
julia_bb, but inserts for boiled vegetables - like a pizza-grater, I haven't seen it on ozone, is it from a classic to a trend? Or is he generally separate, I am with these inserts and add. I haven't figured it out yet, some look like a checkmark, like how to insert it into the frame, and other full-fledged rectangles, maybe you don't need to insert them?

- I haven't seen pizza grater on ozone, is it from a classic to a trend in any way? Or is he generally separate, I

Yes, this is a separate grater! I took the Classics, there is still Prima, but 2 times more expensive.

[Deana]

Deana, Burner has a not bad site, where you can see what graters are and what fits what.

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[julia_bb]

julia_bb, finally it becomes clear! Then it seems like the whole set can be assembled there, hurray!

Gingi, thanks, I looked there, but when I didn't see the grater live, it's still difficult to understand what's what.
There an insert of 10 mm is called Olivier, can you cut boiled on it?

I don't know where you live, but Burner has points of sale where you can watch all their products live and even try them in action. When I was about to change my old grater, they gave me a try at such a point and, as a result, I left with a grater of a different model, but do not stand for which I came.

[Gingi]

Gingi, yes, I know, but one of us is closed, and the second is Metro and there is a choice * how it was stolen * - just Trend and Sudok and that's it, no inserts, nothing. On Ozone, there is even more choice, plus there you can buy something * very necessary * in order to justify the delivery.

I repeat the question - it's more or less clear about raw, but who is boiled for salads like Olivier through what? Or is everyone using the Alligator for this?

[Deana]

Deana, at the office. the site offers a set "Trend extra" - trend plus with three additional graters. Only in white. The price is interesting 3499 but plus 400 delivery across Russia. And I don't have a vessel either. The only motive that comes to mind so far is "to have it." But the sea of ​​cheplashki-bowls-pans so far holds back ... But in METRO, it seems, there are no inserts. But you think, for a start, maybe the three that are in the kit are enough.

and boiled for salads like Olivier who cuts through what?

For Olivier, everything except the chicken is rubbed on the combine, the cube attachment is well suited for this.

[lady inna]

lady inna, interesting! For some reason, it didn’t show it to me, probably it poked it in the wrong place, it only showed it to wholesalers, I was still surprised, of. website, but a simple buyer cannot order. I'm going to study.
Gingi, thanks, I am looking for a way to cut salads so that the food processor is not used, the kitchen is small and the very idea of ​​climbing and dragging somewhere, and putting it on, and then washing it all ... I want something simpler, so that chick- chick, rinsed and everything is cut.

[Inna]

at the office. the site offers a set "Trend extra" - trend plus with three additional graters. Only in white. The price is interesting 3499 but plus 400 delivery in Russia

Inna, and on which site do you look? On the site that the link is given above, the Trend Plus set with a multibox for 3200, delivery 400 in Russia, but you can choose the colors white, orange, light green and even lilac.

In my opinion, the jar is definitely not needed (well, 100%).
I just bought "so that the bulO". I tried it (I just took it in my hands and put it on with a grater) and immediately realized that it would be better if it were not for his "bulo". (It was necessary not only to read the advice, but also to listen to it.)
Yes ... Only the place will take. Green, pretty after all ...

There are both vessels.Angular was my first ... but did not become love. Oval is much more practical, despite the larger volume. But, alas, I do not get it out too often, only when I need to rub something to break through.
There are also all the additional lines, something in the Classic-Trend version, five pieces in Prima. That's for sure, "shob bulo" ... All are good, but Primov's versions are somehow solid, or something. In general, cool. IMHO!

[Inna]

Inna, and on which site do you look? On the site that the link is given above, the Trend Plus set with a multibox for 3200, delivery 400 in Russia, but you can choose the colors white, orange, light green and even lilac.

Ksenia, I don't answer right away, and you probably already noticed that I do not mean "Trend Plus", but "Trend extra", where in the set, in addition to completing the Trend plus itself, there is also grater decorator, baby and pizza graters... That is, "Trend Plus" itself and 3 additional graters along with it. It's on Berner's official website.

[Inna]

Inna, that's why I'm asking on which site, because I don't see such a set on the site that the link is given above.

I wrote there above that "on the site." The only thing that would stop me is the "non-legendary" white color. But, on the other hand, it attracts that it somehow looks more intelligent. It seems that there are no special problems in leaving, girls periodically cleanse the coloring vegetables with oil.

[Inna]

Inna, everything, found. The typesetter is profitable.

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Concerning the grater Decorator or Waffle, as we called it. Better Trend. In it, the insert is fixed on both sides. In Classic with only one, drops out when slicing.

[Ksenia]

Ksenia, Yes Yes. Now, having met Berner "in person", I would have pecked at this complete set. I, however, still have a grater for Korean carrots. I like. I dream about "Decorator" - a funny toy. I have already written about the white color above.

I will speak out in defense of the court. I am very comfortable with him, although I did not immediately adapt. And now - only with him. I have a Trend kit. The box is angular.

[Ksenia,]

Concerning the grater Decorator or Waffle, as we called it. Better Trend. In it, the insert is fixed on both sides. In Classic with only one, drops out when slicing.

Ksenia, I, apparently, missed this moment. To be honest, I would buy the waffle-spiral, without hesitation, the most budget one. Personally, I don't see it for frequent use, for pampering, to surprise guests. But if someone pickles all sorts of salads for the winter, pickles cuts of vegetables, then perhaps a more reliable design is needed.

[Check mark,]

Decorator, yes she is cool. Interestingly, vegetables are usually not eaten very actively. I began to cut cucumbers into a wave (thin only) or a waffle - the guests now eat them immediately.

I will speak out in defense of the court. I am very comfortable with him, although I did not immediately adapt. And now - only with him. I have a Trend kit. The box is angular.

Check mark, I agree to 1000%. Mine is also angular for the Trend. Very comfortable with him. I have two of them alike. One burst at the bottom. I want to replace, but buy not one, but two more.

, interesting! For some reason, it didn’t show it to me, probably it poked it in the wrong place, it only showed it to wholesalers, I was still surprised, of. website, but a simple buyer cannot order

At the office. site you need to go to their online store, and there select

And I don't have a vessel either. The only motive that comes to mind so far is "to have it." But the sea of ​​cheplashki-bowls-pans so far holds back ... But in METRO, it seems, there are no inserts. But you think, for a start, maybe the three that are in the kit are enough.

I have a Trend, I bought a 10mm insert for it. Together with those that came in the kit, it is enough for the eyes. But I don’t agree about the Sudka - I personally feel very comfortable with him!
After all, there are grooves in which the graters and the Trend itself are fixed. Therefore, they do not fidget anywhere. And if you rub into a bowl or directly on the table, then they go around the table / bowl. Yes, and the slicing with a pouch is practically all rubbed into a pouch, nothing flies past.
It is more practical to take the color orange, because, for example, on a light green grater after a couple of months of use, traces of carrots / beets are already visible. I tried, on the advice of girls from the site, to wipe it with vegetable oil, the situation improved, but not completely. You can still see ...
And if the Trend is orange, you won't see yellowish spots on it!
I recommend buying a Rösti grater, you can perfectly grate vegetables on a fur coat or on a salad, where ingredients are put in layers. It turns out somehow more magnificent, more airy than on other graters or cubes! I also adapted to rub boiled eggs with her, very quickly and simply, now I don't cut into cubes at all.
Tru and boiled and raw vegetables.
I also bought a grater for Korean carrots, it is similar to the 1.6mm insert on the Trend (only 1.6 need to be rubbed in one direction, that is, press only when you only drive down, and not when both up and down), so for Korean you can not buy. I use it for potatoes in a casserole and for Korean carrots and rub beets and carrots for soup / borscht. I rub the carrots across so that the pieces are not long, and I cut the beets across the slices for the same reasons.
Personally, I liked rubbing more on Trend, so the Korean grater is idle.
The waffle grater is still idle, they pampered only a few times in 1.5 years. I thought about making curly slices into vegetable twists, but somehow it did not work out. It turns out to be a bit big for a salad, except for baking potatoes for a holiday ...

In general, I really like Berner, I have been using it for almost 1.5 years, the knives are still sharp! And such a high quality plastic! I recommend to everyone!

I would advise anyone who will order the Trend vegetable cutter on the site's office to immediately order a spare frame. It is likely that it will never come in handy, but God protects those who are taken care of! After a couple of years of using the Trend (he will soon be five) I saw a decent notch on the frame blade. And such sadness seized me that I immediately ordered additional. frame. The old frame serves well, but the stock warms the soul.

[Marina]

Marina, Well I do not know. Maybe the stock, of course, warms the soul, but ... My Trend was produced in October 2005, purchased in July – August 2006. For all these years, there has never been a thought about the spare tire.

And on the contrary, I would advise not to order anything for the future. Berner's products have been sold for many years, they are not in frenzied rush demand, like some newfangled gadgets. It just quietly finds its grateful consumer. So it came to me. But I remember well how many years ago I was skeptical about advertising these graters in some TV shop. There is almost always a Berner on sale. The question of price is important: if something is sold with a good discount, then how not to resist

Girls, I don’t insist. I just expressed my opinion. And the fact that an order is being placed can save on delivery. I think so...

I also want to protect the sudoku. I have a VIP-4 for 8-9 years. I always used the pail, very convenient. I tried it without it: the grater crawls, not at all. So the pot is needed.

Girls who have an extra insert for 1.6 and a grater for Korean carrots .. Are they similar in cutting or different?

[Anastasenok]

Anastasenok, lana light on this page just above I wrote just about it.

[Anastasenok]

Anastasenok, I also have for Korean and 1.6. I rubbed it in Korean first. The second time - by 1.6. The husband immediately said that the cutting was "not Korean, but salad." Indeed, the shape of the carrot is slightly different. So I have both in use.

[Ekaterina2]

Ekaterina2, I only have Korean, and 1.6 for prima, I can't see everything on ozone

, and 1.6 for prima, I can't see everything on ozone

And it doesn't exist. With the 3.5 insert in the second position, a 3.5 by 1.7 straw is obtained.

In my opinion, the jar is definitely not needed (well, 100%).

I would not rush to make such categorical statements.
Many sudoks are in use. I always have it close at hand, and I almost always rub and cut only into a basket. True, I have an oval, primovsky basin.Although it is large, it is very comfortable. I rub on it a small amount for soup, strict salads, and carrots, Korean-style celery, and for large preparations. Salads are so convenient in general, I suffered, I immediately mixed them.
On graters - I think that advising someone to buy which grater or not is pointless. Here, only until you try it yourself and understand.
Here I have a complete set of Prima and all the additional graters to it. I bought it even when there were joint ventures in Germany. Then everyone rowed everything, grabbing handles, how not to take advantage of the opportunity, and the price was more or less.
As a result, Wafelka practically did not use a grater. At first I played around and put it aside. Graters Baby I got 2. The little one came as a gift, so I use it. And Primovskaya Baby for me was not in demand, it is worth it to create a mass. Although I know that many girls use these graters. But if I didn’t take these graters, didn’t try them, I would still suffer that I don’t have them.
About spare accessories. I also ordered, though not a frame, but a spare holder, so that bulo ... now I use two, which I can get my hands on. I have the whole set of Burner in a light green basket, in the color, lies.
I remember in the same way and there were disputes about peelers. For some reason, everyone praised the triangular peelers very much. I still use it very rarely now, maybe because there is a Gigant vegetable peeler. But the round one with a handle was very convenient for us, but many did not like it. I ordered 2 pieces, but my husband broke both of them. He loved her very much, peeled potatoes for her. Now order at least a third, but you don't like the price anymore, and the delivery is expensive.
So here it is only to decide for herself, to advise something is difficult.

1.6 insert and Korean carrot grater .. Are they similar in slicing or different?

Different cutting. In Korean, it turns out a straw with a square cross section, even on all sides. And in Box 1.6 it is flattened, no matter how hard you try, don’t push. A thinner cut comes out. I fry onions on it, cut carrots. And sometimes the onion is 1.6, and the carrots are on the loin, for greater beauty.

And in Box 1.6 it is flattened, no matter how hard you try, don’t push.

My Pro is a Trend in a steel case, the bars are actually square (0.1mm difference is not particularly noticeable). Everything turns out very finely, rubbing for a long time. For pilaf, I prefer the next size - 3.5 mm insert.
With an additional 1.6 mm insert for the “Trend” set, we obtain a distance between knives for this insert of 1.6 mm. (insert with double rows of small knives) - half the size of the small-knife insert from the standard kit. This insert produces thin straws - like "Korean carrots". What with this insert, what with the "Roco" grater, the result is the same.
If you like thinner, then it is perfect for shredding when cooking pilaf. When slicing onions or cabbage, you get small crumbs - an excellent type of slicing for filling pies. I like how the cabbage turns out, quite small, it goes well for pancakes.

Deana, at the office. the site offers a set "Trend extra" - trend plus with three additional graters. Only in white. The price is interesting 3499 but plus 400 delivery in Russia

It's a pity that there are just graters that I don't need, otherwise I would have already ordered. It turns out a little more expensive on Ozone, but with the graters that I need.

[Deana]

Deana, but for me, on the contrary, the desired equipment would be. But the Trend is already there. In the New Year's set, only white color confuses with its mark. It's good that you know what you need!

[lady inna]

lady innaOf course, I don’t know for sure, but I assume that you need regular graters, plus 10 and pizza. Here they are just not there, and even just adding a plus is also impossible, for some reason they are not available. And so the offer is very tempting. And the color? Of course it gets dirty, but presentable

Girls. tell me. you are welcome. for cutting onions into cubes (not finely, but as "for frying") is there a separate grater or you need to buy a whole set like "Trend" or "Prima", etc.
I need an onion grater, for the rest of the cutting of vegetables I have all sorts of "adaptations".
And yet, owners of "V prima plus", are you satisfied with this grater? Something I'm already confused.
I can't master 2 volumes, I started reading ... my head ached ... I want to figure it out faster .... so that the onion (an eternal problem) ... chik-chik and .... "that coat" and no problem!

but I guess you need regular graters, plus 10 and pizza.

I have just such a kit) I didn't need it anymore in 2 years.
I can't buy everything in a basin

I can't buy everything in a basin

I'm shaking, then I need a bowl, then no Yesterday, after the comments, I knew for sure that it was not good for me! And today the lovers of the basin have beautifully painted which one they need
I'll decide on the stoves and order, and then how will it turn out, with a basin or not. I have not yet understood whether I need an Alligator plus or not. It is also necessary to think, it is difficult, when I did not use either this or that.
I must say this forum is a scary place! I sat quietly with a knife and a cutting board and did not even suspect what little things there were in the world to make cooking easier, and most importantly, to save time. And now the head is spinning and EVERYTHING is needed!

[Deana]

Deana, many of us have been through this

A basin is inexpensive, why not buy it?

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and very convenient

[Belka13]

Belka13, exactly!
Deana, You are still ahead on this forum
In the court, I am confused about what will lie around, take up a place, especially if I don't use it ...

I was also opposed to the basin, but when I saw it in the store with a big discount, I bought it. It turned out to be much more convenient with him.

[Belka13]

Deana, many of us have been through this

I suspected that. I always thought that I didn’t like to cook, it turned out that I don’t like to stand at the stove and waste time. And when my task is to lay in and take out, and all sorts of interesting cars do half the work for me, and even squeak so that I don’t forget to help them, this is no longer cooking, but a quest. And this is much more interesting. I can't wait to see graters, I love carrots, but grating a couple of them on a regular grater is my maximum, with Berner I hope for a bowl of carrots (and I hope without blood as well).

A basin is inexpensive, why not buy it?
and very convenient

Well, yes, the arguments against are weighty - it may just be inconvenient to rub in this position. I think to take a regular grater, put it on a bowl and try to rub it. If at least your hand is not uncomfortable, you can take a basin.

Belka13, exactly!
Deana, You are still ahead on this forum
In the court, I am confused about what will lie around, take up a place, especially if I don't use it ...

Probably have to rob a bank
I do not really know the size of the vessel yet, it seems to me small, but I still plan to take out of the kitchen everything that I do not use, I hope there will be space in the cabinet. He's a basin, you can always put something in it (today it is clearly a basin mood)

, but I still plan to take out of the kitchen everything that I don't use, I hope there will be more space in the closet.

I also have plans for a general inventory in kitchen cabinets and a pantry)) I won't get my hands on it, I'm sure that there will be a lot of space (for new devices)

I also have plans for a general inventory in kitchen cabinets and a pantry)) I won't get my hands on it, I'm sure that there will be a lot of space (for new devices)

There is only one problem - where to store what I can take out. I cannot throw it away, I have nostalgia, I have used it for a hundred years, but give it away, so no one needs old pots and pans. Here a whole plan is needed to clear the territory

Albisha, I rub onions for frying on an insert of 3.5 mm. You can also cut into cubes on this insert if you rotate the holder, but I do not. I rub it as it is, and then the onion itself falls into layers.
V prima plus as I understood the set. Just not in the subject for a long time, I was not interested.
I went to Burner's website and looked. The minimum set is what you need.But I would also ask about the presence of a 10 mm insert, and if there is, I would order it too. I have it for cutting potatoes. Well, the sudok is up to you.

[lady inna]

lady innaOf course, I don’t know exactly, but I assume that we need regular graters, plus 10 and pizza. Here they are just not there, and even just adding a plus is also impossible, for some reason they are not available. And so the offer is very tempting. And the color? Of course it gets dirty, but presentable

There is a "pizza" in this set. Its second name is "RESTI". Rusty and Pizza Greater are the same thing. If you order on Ozone, they can send it under the name "RESTI". And in METRO we have exactly the same one hanging at Berner's stand, but "pizza-grater". There and on the official website they are "confused in the testimony."