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I found such a grater

[Admin]

DeKok is not a bad company. But ... this is common kitchen equipment. That is, ordinary graters made of ordinary plastic and with ordinary blades. And with the usual problems in this case. The type of metal parts falling out of plastic during intensive (vigorous) use. They also get dull pretty quickly. There are interesting ideas, but execution ...

Admin I saw this grater so to speak "live" ... from the price has disappeared. She took it in her hands and did not understand why they want so much money ... she is not interesting ...

[Mams]

Mams, this is not the limit. BORK also has such vegetable cutters

the price of about 8,000 rubles.

So this is a solid metal, nothing will fall out of anywhere.
Although here Bork has already discussed that it is expensive and it seems that according to rumors, it is not German, but the company of the Technopark owner registered in Germany (like Elenberg, the company of the owner of Eldorado). But the design of all their things is stylish, it works fine. I have a bread maker, a metal grinder, a grill and a glass electric kettle. All of them, at least the bread maker, kettle and coffee grinder, have a regular price. The grill has nothing to compare with, more advanced functions than those of the others, it is both contact and non-contact, and can be folded in 2 halves with different surfaces. The bread maker, for example, is cheaper than the Panasonic 255.

But for a hand grater that kind of money ... it will be too much ...

I used Chinese for ten years before Berner. If you do not compare with anything, then completely. Now I gave it to my mother, she is also using it successfully. My mother can only cry out quietly at how much I spent on the next kitchen pleasure, she certainly won't buy this, and if she gives it, she will be offended. And given that she is holding an ordinary kitchen knife - a formidable weapon for herself (so she can cut herself!), Then for her my Chinese friend is just right. If you want to update your Berner for some reason, then nothing but a new Berner will suit you. And if you just want to get a shredder, then you can try any of the above. By the way, similar ones are produced by almost all firms that produce kitchen utensils.

And more thought. I was once pointed at her, and she periodically visits me. If a company mainly produces radio equipment, then the appearance in its range of, say, a dishwasher is possible, but will it be of the same quality as those of those companies whose "face" is a dishwasher? Conversely, if a firm specializes in large household appliances, can it adequately make some small electronics? The idea, of course, is not indisputable, but think ... This is all I am talking about the Bork shredder. If the company even releases knives and decided to make a grater, it’s still all right. IMHO imkhoshnoe. And sorry for the offtopic.

And more thought. I was once pointed at her, and she periodically visits me. If a company mainly produces radio equipment, then the appearance of, say, a dishwasher in its assortment is possible, but will it be of the same quality as those of those firms whose "face" is dishwashers?

First thought. "There are no good or bad companies, there are only successful or not very models" (this is about "white" equipment and about everything else)

Second thought. At some stage, the company needs to expand its assortment for prestige ("yes, we also produce cultivators in addition to nuclear missiles!")
We begin to design independently from scratch.
And in the bourgeoisie, very large companies can afford this. Others: either buy those.documentation and the right to release a finished product (example of HP Delonghi-125), or they order "on the side" to manufacture it under their own "label" (ODM-production, called).

Hence the moral. And Mercedes has bad cars, and you can find a masterpiece of advancement and quality from the Chinese firm "Fig-Know-Us".
We turn to the collective mind and find all the best for ourselves.

The idiot's dream has come true, I participate in the joint purchase of Berner graters
Eyes fled from the assortment. I chose a set Trend, rectangular box, multibox trend and insert 10mm. Now I am tormented by doubts about the correctness of the choice ... Maybe the classic is better? Helpeeeeee.

Here I look at the combislizer yet. To what extent is this a necessary thing? With the basic set, can you cut carrot cucumbers and chop cabbage into rings?

Why only rings? The set includes two inserts, they perfectly cut "strips" and not only carrots. I cut cucumbers into salads on a small insert, they turn out pretty, just need to be cut lengthwise.

I also bought a "waffle" grater - I almost never use it for Korean slicing - I rarely use it.

I mean, does the basic set cut into rings))))) That is, I should not buy a combislicer or not

cuts, see for yourself. I also thought to buy it, but now I understand that the basic set is quite enough. But this is individual, I guess

I bought in Kiev at Starovokzalnaya Square in the "Buffet". The prices are GREAT, especially from their native Luhansk. And the assortment is good. There is everything.
I bought the Trend model, although the Classic is no worse. And "VIP" is just a more modern design, I think.
Graters - SUPER

Kievans, tell me: I was at Starovokzalnaya, but did not find graters. The sellers of the "Buffet" only wish with their shoulders. They advised me to look at the counter, but as I understood that this grater is being sold by a representative. Maybe someone was on the Heroes of Cosmonauts and can tell if there is a department there, so that with a salesman. And then I really want to be explained live and shown by example.
I'm really worried about my hands

[KEKSIK]

KEKSIK, it just so happened that I was now looking for where Berner is sold with us, I also really want to look at the website addresses in Kiev at the same time (you can also see how the original differs from a fake):

KIEV

Section "Burner"

- M. NIVKI or SVYATOSHINO, st. Heroes of Cosmos 4.
Shopping center "RITM", 1st floor of the store "Furshet"



Good luck!

My Berner's plastic broke in the place where the support for the inserts will probably have to be thrown away. Husband bought Dekok After Berner can't use it at all

Gel
Why don't you want to buy or order an additional frame? I understand you have this part flew?

Lenusya, thanks for the quick reply. And which one did you buy or buy, if it's not a secret

Now I was tormented for a long time, looking at Classic, Trend and Vir-4. I took a Trend. I haven’t taken additional inserts yet: maybe I’ll have enough for now
Now I'm going to rub everything

Now I was tormented for a long time, looking at Classic, Trend and Vir-4. I took a Trend. I haven’t taken additional inserts yet: maybe I’ll have enough for now
Now I'm going to rub everything

Does your kit include a French fries grater? Or do you need to buy additionally?

The set includes a 7 mm grater (this is in all basic models)
You can buy a 10 mm insert.

I have already tried my trend grater, sliced ​​onion and potatoes with slices, laid the "sole" with fish in layers and stewed it for 40 minutes on baking in a cartoon. Super tasty and fast!

Finally I got out and I got a grater.
I arrived at the shopping center "Rhythm" and was going to buy Trend and Kombichipser, and waffle and ...
But the seller began to advise the Classic (he says that he has been using it for many years), but I think the new model is still better and let's watch the VIP-4. The seller explained that if I take the VIP-4, then I don't need a combichipser, because even so, using the tilt of the blades, you can make the potatoes into strips.I took a long time to decide, but I bought only a waffle and a baby.
Can the owners of VIP-4 tell me:
1) is it possible to make French fries on such a grater - 7mm is it very thin?
2) if you can make straws of 1.5 mm, then Korean carrots will pass on such a grater or you still need to buy specials. grater?
3) who has a combichipser - you often use it or the basic set is enough.
4) there are rubber attachments on the legs in the Trend trough; there is no such on the VIP-4. Is it important or will it be inconvenient to rub without rubber bands?
According to my calculations, it turned out that the cost of additional. Graters and a basic Trend set will cost the same as the VIP-4.
Please tell me and help. I want to drive up to buy tomorrow. (the bread maker was even easier to choose: I liked it right away). I need a grater for chips, make fries, chop cabbage.
But it's hard to decide on the choice of a grater

[KEKSIK]

KEKSIK, I use VIP 4.
1. It is better not to cut fries on the 7 mm insert. Raw potatoes are similar in size to those made at McDonald's. But this insert is great for drying vegetables.
2. On a small insert, Korean carrots will turn out larger than necessary.
3. I don’t have a combichipser. I don't feel the need for it.
4. The trough is wonderful.
I suffered greatly before buying. Moreover, the seller advised the Classic.
I went to Berner's website and very carefully studied the differences between all graters. I bought VIP 4, trough, multibox, waffle, Baby Greater, Pizza Greater, Carly. All these graters are very conveniently fixed on the vessel. I highly recommend buying a multibox - very convenient.

Seems to have forgotten nothing.

P.S. Cuts into cubes immediately and cool, without preparing a vegetable.

You will like the chips and cabbage. Try fries once on a standard insert, if you don't like the result, then buy a 10 mm insert.

[qween]

qween , I'm all about mine. Well, it doesn't cut VIP-4 into cubes. It cuts with flat rhombuses, in the insert position at 1. In the 2 rhombus position, it doesn't work anymore, right? Cubes, however, too. And with a thickness of 1, what are the cubes? I'm very happy with my grater, it's me for the sake of justice.

KEKSIK,I have a trough with rubber feet, it is compatible with VIP-4. These legs were recommended to me as a virtue. Convenient, yes, but maybe not bad without them. And there is no 1.5 mm insert for VIP-4. They promised to release it, but so far it does not exist. I would like to. It's a bit thin for Korean carrots, IMHO,
but it would do something to shred something into a salad.

[qween]

qween And there is no 1.5 mm insert for VIP-4. They promised to release it, but so far it does not exist. I would like to. It's a bit thin for Korean carrots, IMHO,
but it would do something to shred something into a salad.

But what about the instructions "Position 1 - 1.5mm is used to change the thickness of the cut product by inserting" B "
Or have I misunderstood something?

[KEKSIK]

KEKSIK, you are talking about the position of the insert, this is probably in position 1 the thickness is 1.5mm. And I'm talking about the insert directly. Other models have an insert with a distance between the blades of 1, 6 mm, while the VIP-4 does not. VIP-4 has 3.5mm, 7mm inserts and you can take an additional 10mm. I just didn't understand you. Sorry, I'm misleading. Or maybe I educate on the contrary ... Look here about inserts 🔗

[Freken Bock]

Freken Bock , before buying a grater, I re-read all the information on the Berner website. It was written there that "not quite cubes" were obtained, so I was mentally prepared.
After the purchase, the cubes were the first. On a small insert, it is fine for salad, and at 7 mm I have wonderful "almost cubes".

[qween]

qween, but I really like to cut onions into small rhombuses - into manti, into cutlets.

I read and bought this unit. I like it so far But recently I stopped by the store for a basin and bought them molds for pies and dumplings. What can I say - shamefully done (I saw this at home). I think they will fall apart for a couple of months.

Kosharik, and these are Berner's molds? They say that Burner?

Uh-huh, Berner's. It is a pity that I threw out the label.I bought it in the branded section on Alekseevskaya. There are suspicions that they are riveted somewhere in the gateway. It's a very miserable package and instructions. The molds are made in one piece and the fold has already begun to crack.

What is written on a piece of paper does not mean anything yet. They are usually stamped on plastic, like on graters (below). Maybe the left?
At least on their website 🔗 no molds found

It will be necessary to see but at leisure. But it seems to me that there is nothing like that there. Will fall apart - I will snitch in the dealership. A trifle - but nice. By the way, the issue price is about 90 re.

Incidentally, I also saw on sale in Berner's department of "dumplings". I was surprised, the seller honestly said, not branded, just a related product ... I wonder if Berner knows about this?

In our department with Berner graters and knives, they sell a lot more ....... And Tefal and Decok, etc. Large department. They have a right.

Maybe someone will need this information. The sales department of Berner from the shopping center Ritm in Furshet (Kiev) moved to Troeshchina ("EKO" supermarket, next to the railway ticket office)

My grater is 14 years old. I have never regretted it.

Thank you, Lissa, I chopped the salad in 1 min, super, even a soft tomato was divided into thin circles, only cubes-rhombuses are not working out yet, I will train

My grater is also over 10 years old and I use it CONSTANTLY in the kitchen. I cut the whole frying for soup on the main one, where the cloves are thinner, and the potatoes, on large cloves !! That is, with every cooking, it works for me)

and I also have a complete delight! I especially like to shred cabbage in 5 seconds. for borscht or salad and potatoes for casseroles in even circles.

I have already cut everything I could, I learned how to cut these cubes, but these are not cubes, these are "cubes", I can’t even think of what to use them for. Of course, you can't shred such tiny hands ... cool

You can cut onions in this way for salad. Especially if children start sorting salad in a plate into piles.

Amazing thing these vegetable cutters and peelers !!! I use it every day, and with gratitude I remember the advice of members of the forum, which helped me decide on the purchase of much-needed things! Now I recommend them to everyone for a pleasant life in the kitchen, where you are not a slave, but a master of the situation.

With the help of this grater, I took away from my husband the priority of making a salad of tomatoes and cucumbers in Uzbek. My husband was taught to make salad by his father, and that one is an Uzbek from Tashkent. What's the point - vegetables - tomatoes and cucumbers, peppers, onions are cut so thinly - just transparent slices, this is all done with a knife and on the weight, without a board. I've never been able to do this before, but now, with a grater, that's it - I'm not expecting a husband and I'm not asking - ra-a-s, whack, and that's it! He, of course, is quietly jealous!
And also cut onions and cucumbers with a waffle attachment - mortality!

But I have a question for experienced grater users - I have a Trend. I cut it into slices, into strips - thin and thicker, for Korean carrots there is a grater, so I bought a waffle. And what can you cut into cubes? Do you need to buy a special one or can you contrive with these?
Thank you in advance!

To cut into cubes, you need to chop on the holder and make parallel cuts with a knife. And cut on the insert, which is in cubes, only keep the cuts across

When I need perfect, even cubes in a small amount, I do this: I take out the insert, run the vegetable over it once, insert it back, rotate the fruit 90 * and make a cut as usual. Perfectly even cubes are obtained. Adapted, it does not even bother to pull it back and forth.

When I need perfect, even cubes in a small amount, I do this: I take out the insert, run the vegetable over it once, insert it back, rotate the fruit 90 * and make a cut as usual. Perfectly even cubes are obtained. Adapted, it does not even bother to pull it back and forth.

More details for the dumb one - which insert are you pulling out? I have 3 inserts as standard.

The insert you are currently using.

Congratulate me people! Now I am also a happy owner of a miracle grater, the children gave me a birthday present. Impression from Berner - I did not have anything like this (and I have had a grater in my entire life) Thank you all - thanks to you I found out about her and did not buy another nonsense

More details for the dumb one - which insert are you pulling out? I have 3 inserts as standard.

Well, usually this is a 7mm insert.
By the way, I all dreamed of buying a 10mm insert, and then I thought I didn't need it. French fries are also 7 mm, there seems to be not much difference.
Who has a 10mm one constantly in use - what are you doing on it and is it worth buying?
Several months ago I bought a Bosch 6200 slicer, I thought it would be useless! It was not there !!! Berner cabbage is no longer cut at all. In terms of the simplicity of the process and the quality of the output, the slicer has no equal. Berner no longer cuts circles from any vegetables, it is convenient to select the desired thickness on the slicer as needed for this particular dish.
When buying sausage, bacon, cheese - right after the store, a slicer goes to work, I cut everything into beautiful slices (I choose different thicknesses, I like thin ones, other family members are thicker, I spread them so that you can see which piece is thick), I make a beautiful cheese and meat plate , I wrap it in a bag with a plate and in the refrigerator. Then it was convenient, took it out, took off the package, there was beauty on the table and no dirt in the form of dirty knives, crumbs, wrappers!
Do you like to peel and cut pineapple? All this is not a problem for me, I clean, I cut in the form of beautiful long identical blocks 1.5 cm in the rib, on a plate with skewers! The beauty!
Just do not take cheap models in the region of a thousand rubles, I tried it, it is very inconvenient.