Electric vegetable cutter

[Nastasya]

I love my mulya. Then I played with Kesha's attachments and remembered by Mulk. And I realized that it was faster to get it and wash it faster and everything was easier. Now everything is shredded in it.
It is clear that it is not for a large volume)))

Nastasya, no need to sell! There is nothing better yet)

I completely agree with Maria, Nadezhda and other girls, for some reason it is more convenient for me to have a mule than a fillet (he is idle), I have both, I love her for the speed of washing and rearranging the graters, you really need to get used to it, and yes, for large, large volumes I use attachments for a meat grinder, but here I will make 3 kg of cabbage at a time

And I miss Mula (I gave it to my daughter)
Filya, too, nothing, but I liked Mulya much more

[RESIDUES]

This is where you show the leftovers.

Anya, these are not leftovers, these are ready-made grated carrots.

Dear Nadia! I showed RESIDUES!!!! And those who understand what I was talking about understood me perfectly !!!!
LEFT and grated showing REMAINS - please do not confuse people !!!!

[* Anyuta *]

* Anyuta *, Anyuta, I'm not confusing anything. Those who had it in stock understood perfectly what they were talking about, but those who did not have it doubted what happened to Nastasya.
Anyuta

[Anyuta]

Anyuta, if you are disappointed in it, then I will buy it from you at a reasonable price!)))

if you are disappointed in her,

and where is it written that I was disappointed in her?
I just agreed with the girls who wrote that it was not universal device for cutting food ...
I think that it is more suitable for those (will be in demand) who have large families, like IrinaF and Chuchelka, but not for daily use for families of 2 people ...

I want to share my experience. If you do not remove the chopped vegetables from the outlet (as in the Pansy photo with carrots), then it gets inside under the gum. If you clean it regularly, then everything is fine. I use it all the time: when we are at home together with my spouse, and when my grandchildren come for the weekend. This is my personal opinion, don't judge ...

[Babushka]

If you clean it regularly, then everything is fine.

I talk about this all the time, but they don't believe me)))

I use it all the time: when we are at home together with my spouse, and when my grandchildren come for the weekend.

I have the same!
Babushka, Tatyana,

[nothing]

If you do not remove the chopped vegetables from the outlet (as in the Pansy photo with carrots), then it gets inside under the gum.

I confirm and agree completely ... but since I conducted an experiment on measuring the time for cutting these carrots, it was not possible to remove the carrots (so as not to interrupt the rubbing process) ...
When processing a small amount of products and constant control of the products "falling out" from the hole under the gum, practically nothing does not get in .. well, even if something gets in, it will be a piece of product no larger than 1/3 of a match ...

[Tatyana]

Tatyana, Elizabeth,
PPKS! I also adore her and Phil too, and a million times thanks to Tanya for advising me to buy both.
By the way ... when we ran over, we packed Mulya in the original packaging .. so the dog (such an asshole!) Raised his paw near this box, like this happens to them from stress. But it is so packed that it lies not at the bottom in the box, but raised. This saved her (and me too) about Zhakin's manifestations of excitement.

but not for daily use for families of 2 ...

The two of us and the child is 2 years old. The mule on the desktop is used DAILY. Even for one carrot for a child's soup.

Here, I specially piled carrot salad on a fine grater.


Didn't remove anything except carrots from the outlet - 2 times in the process.

[DAILY.]

The mule on the desktop is used DAILY. Even for one carrot for a child's soup.

you are lucky that you have SUCH amount of time ...

Here, I specially piled carrot salad on a fine grater.


Didn't remove anything except carrots from the outlet - 2 times in the process.

Well, actually, I also have the same amount left + 2 smaller pieces in the waste hole ...
In general, I, in fact, did not understand why SUCH kipish rose ... and why I have to justify myself endlessly before someone ...
Forgive me who did not please with my review, but there is NO desire to go into this topic anymore !!!!!
I close my mouth and leave

Anh, at first I was not impressed by the mule at all, I bought it - I was shob, but gradually it began to work for me, if a little more than one carrot, then I rub on a mule. Moreover, I now remove it from the table, then return it again. Then I look, and her husband was impressed by her, rubbing the radish with carrots. But I cut into cubes only on Olivier and vinaigrette. At first it was not usual so large, but now I don't even notice, but it's quick and convenient, it takes longer to peel vegetables.

[Anyuta]

Anyuta, this is not an attempt to condemn your review. In no case. I just shared my experience.

[* Anyuta *]

* Anyuta *, Anya! No need to react and take offense. why are you doing that? You made an excellent review, shared your opinion in pictures
At first, I succeeded in doing everything every other time on both vegetable cutters, but over time I gained experience.

used DAILY. Even for one carrot for a child's soup.

no, I try to make carrots and onions for the soup once a week, and then I take Filia, grate the Schaub on julienne, otherwise I won't do anything for the sake of one carrot. But for a week I really like this shape and size of the "grater")))
I use Mulya more for cubes and cubes, and on holidays I rub salads on it like mimosa and fur coats.
But I, in principle, now cook little and not in the Khlebopechkin style. I also have no time at all.

For fans of the Orson technique:
On the official website appeared and is available for purchase (at a price of 3990 rubles) Oursson MS2060 multi-cutter

As has become a tradition for Orson, multi-cutters are presented in three colors - ornange, green apple and ivory.

In my opinion, analogue of the 1388th Phillips

[Jenealis]

Jenealis, and for the second time I bought a Phillips 7650 (I gave the first foolishness to my mother) However, for the sake of a bowl with knives, I don't really like the graters (the remains are large). Although I must try.

Mulka cube cutter did not impress at all. It seems like a high-quality unit, but it turned out to be inconvenient for me. He stood for several months and went to another forum member (her main unit burned out).
A Kenwood cube cutter is much cooler - you can eat raw and soft, and in general anything, even champignons! True, I rarely use it ...

I still have the Moulinex DJ756G35 running. Cheese and carrots are rubbed perfectly, with a minimum of leftovers. I love her dearly and will not trade for anything

For fans of the Orson technique:
On the official website appeared and is available for purchase (at a price of 3990 rubles) Oursson MS2060 multi-cutter

Wow! How similar to Philips! And the attachments are the same! Beautiful!

Girls, owners of Phillips 7605 please take a photo with the remains of carrots after rubbing. Because many write that there is a minimum of residues, for many there is a lot of waste in it. The concepts are many and few are different for everyone, so I would very much like to take a look at these remnants with my own eyes and only then decide on a purchase. I look after this harvester at 95% for grating carrots and beets and it suits me in size. It remains only to determine the size of the waste.

Good day to all! I hope I went into the right topic))
They asked me to help choose a grater for raw vegetables - carrots, beets, turnips. The task is to grind in mashed potatoes. The volumes are small at all, 1-2-3 root crops.
If there is a compact grater that meets your requests - tell me the model, please!
I read the topic from the end, but as far as I understood, neither Phillips (his model understood) nor Mulinex (I have not found the name of the model here yet) do not have a grater specifically for mashed raw vegetables?

no grater specifically for raw vegetables puree?

and graters tinder, not mashed potatoes, so you will not find anything here. It needs a chopper like a small blender with knives, then there will be mashed potatoes.

Liza, well, I have a food processor in Cash, and there one of the disks - called for dranniks - made puree from potatoes. So I thought that there is something similar, but not as bulky and expensive as Kesha.

Liza, well, I have a food processor in Cash, and there one of the disks - called for dranniks - made puree from potatoes. So I thought that there is something similar, but not as bulky and expensive as Kesha.

Natasha, potato pancakes and mashed beets, turnips and carrots are different stories. But this is my opinion, maybe others will tell you.

Beets and carrots are also finely chopped in harvesters with a grater for potato pancakes. But these are harvesters. But here's a small grater ... The fact is that for raw beet-carrot puree you need high power, and all small graters are low-power.

ABOUT! Need a juicer! And then mix the juice with the cake - so much for the puree!

Extractor?
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=435451.0

[NataST]

NataST, Natasha, I have a small fillet, which is 7605, though an old model, on a potato pancake grater, I regularly rub raw beets. It turns into a fine puree. I have not tried carrots and turnips. And it is compact in size. I have been using it for 10 years. I like. Even my girlfriend was tempted, she also bought one.

Hello.
tell me which model of electric grocery cutter to buy so that I can cut carrots into small cubes and circles

How small are they?

Stafa, as in bags of frozen vegetables cm 3-4

So a comparison. Shredded carrots. First Moulinex. Graters in order: coarse grater, fine grater, slicer, stick cutter, cube cutter.

The carrots are chopped in the same order:



Now Philips. Graters in the following order: coarse grater, fine, thin slicer, thicker slicer, julienne and fries:


The carrots are chopped in the same order:


Conclusions (mine and may be subjective) I am glad that I have both vegetable cutters. The coarse grater is similar, but slightly different.
UV!

I ran on the topic and also thought about Moulinex.
How much do you use it?

I have it from the past NG, but at first I somehow did not make friends with her. And after a couple of months I felt it, now I only cut the vinaigrette and Olivier on it, rub the carrots on both grating nozzles, I made eggplants and sweet peppers on fries in the winter.

[Stafa]

Stafa, I read that they are complaining about "The remnants of vegetables that are constantly hammered under the gum, which cannot be cleaned" under what gum?
And how is the quality of the plastic, not very flimsy?

And at first I was not very happy, but now it's the opposite. If there are a lot of vegetables, then only her.
The washing ceased to be stressful when it became clear that the inner insert was being removed and washed. It took a long time and after that I had love with her.

I don’t shred much and a lot on it, there is no need for that. But if it turns out to rub a lot, then from time to time I open and throw off the vegetables that did not fall into a container from the grater. It takes a second of this time, but it doesn't get hammered anywhere under the rubber band.

at first I somehow did not make friends with her. And after a couple of months I felt

And at first I was not very happy, but now it's the opposite.

And I never fell in love with her ...

[Song*]

Song*, well, I will not rub one carrot on it either, but when I need to make cubes for salad, or make fries, I have nothing to replace it with.

I periodically make a salad of raw grated carrots with garlic and mayonnaise, I immediately make a bowl, as it disappears very well. In this, the mule is irreplaceable, even the husband rubs the carrots for himself, only eats with sugar.

[Lerele]

Lerele, StafaAnd boiled vegetables on it? but I don't dare ...
and how and where should you shoot to remove the remaining vegetables?

In Olivier and vinaigrette of course boiled. I remove the top panel, where the button is, and the nozzle, and push through the non-fallen thread.

[Svetlana]

Svetlana, Yes, I also take it off and push it, and sometimes the remains of vegetables fall under the gum, I pick it out as best I can ...

[Mirabel]

Mirabel, I most often cut boiled vegetables, I do not disassemble anything, sometimes I hook up with a small spoon from below that did not fit through.
If I make a salad of raw vegetables, for example, celery, then it is also on it. Or a vegetable stew. But if carrots and onions are in soup, then with your hands faster.

I don’t know I already wrote in this thread that my Moulinex motor jammed when I rubbed carrots, and I used it very, very rarely.

Girls! Do you cut all the raw beets on it?
I tried it a couple of times, everything seemed to be good, and then I read here that it CAN'T !!!

So in the instructions they write that it is impossible.
But I cut with a knife into pieces from a matchbox, and then Mula cuts it into a "cube".

[Vika]

Vika, I do not cut. I'm afraid.