Choosing a small grating combine

a soft banana, not a hard potato? And why couldn't it be cut lengthwise?

Ol, precisely so that the size of the neck is clear.
I did not see any hints of insincerity. The point was to see the harvester from all sides from different girls. After all, each of us has a different perception - only that was meant, and not insincerity.

[Rada-dms]

Rada-dms, mamusi, and to all the other girls, thank you, that everyone's feedback is important for me, both good and bad; sometimes such nuances are mentioned in passing that are very important specifically for me.
And by the way, I liked the banana example)
PS may be something wrong with the moon, however, a positive thread, positive users, and again, some kind of heat.

[Courage]

I did not see any hints of insincerity.

So there were none other than ...

"Courage"Glad - Oli. (So they said about her review ...)
Vs whom would she have to be brave? She just shares.
Therefore, Olya-Biryusa said, why would, girls be insincere?.
And I'm in same sense ... "what does it have to do with it bold review "

That's where it all started.
Are we going to beat her? We will condemn. Great review and a lot of photos. And it's all true, except for the confusion with spare parts ...

Need to read completely, girls, and not snatch one word from the last player and pass the ball further.
And let's stop already, huh?

[mini]

Ol, just in order to understand the size of the neck

Len, I can't understand why minicombine wide neck? It is not tailored to work on a production scale. We are talking here about chopping 1-2 carrots, onions or rolled cabbage leaves. And if the neck was wider, then the carrots with cabbage would simply fall flat, and there were many unshredded plates at the exit. It's all the same to a banana how to shove it - even with a knee, if you don't want to cut it along.

It is necessary to read in full.

That's right)) And I have been following this branch since its creation Galya))

And I) and will never make it to Galamart, but I love Leben in absentia from Valentina's opinion!

[Biryusa]

Biryusa,
Wide is not needed)) But with a banana, the size is just clear.
By the way, lately, such carrots have been sold, that even in a regular Bosch before rubbing, you have to cut it - what can we say about Malysh))

And I have been following this branch since its creation Galya))

Flax, well, you have endurance! For a whole year to think whether you need a device or not. I cannot live in a state of choice for more than three days, otherwise my appetite deteriorates and my sleep is disturbed

[Olga]

, I can't understand why the minicombine needs a wide neck?

Olga, well, everything is simple. Everyone knows that he is tiny, but not everyone represents To what extent!
AND

rada on example banana just wanted to show the size and neck, and, accordingly, the entire unit. So that everyone is represented. Since the banana was at hand and everyone represents him well.
That's how it seems to me.
And the neck, yes, into a thin carrot or must be cut.
For the sake of justice, plump carrots do not fit into the large Redmond combine.

I can't get to Galamart, but I love Leben in absentia from Valentina's feedback!

In Galamart, Liben already costs 1,300

In Galamart, Liben already costs 1,300

Long ago ((
And I have been watching for so long for two reasons - there is really no place to bet, well, and financial difficulties. The manual cutter that I gave above the link, also decided to buy for more than a year or not

manual cutter, which I gave above the link, also decided to buy for more than a year or not

Len, did you buy it or are you just going to?

[Biryusa]

Biryusa,
I bought a cutter, came this week, I'll try it today. In fact, I have been so small for a long time, I am happy with her, for large volumes I bought this

I'll try it out today

Very interesting, tell me later how the tests went.

I go (almost in the morning) to the topic, but here they almost swear. I went to take a picture of my radish and the baby, their necks are completely different, this is natural.
My daughter cuts a fresh cucumber in half, a whole one does not fit, but she will not drag a large radish onto the table, and this time that's all.
Here are the necks
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but dragging a large radish to the table will not be, and this time that's all.

That's it...
Galya, I am very grateful to you both for the Temko and for the Kid.

With a banana, the example smiled.

Banana just showed the hole size. And he was at hand, and potatoes are too different in size.

Well, that's what I called it for myself. Just a bowl of hand-operated knives. And so I am to get crumbs and greens, etc.

Oh, how interesting about the cutter! I have these everywhere, but small, and I really use them almost every day for carrots, onions, nuts and crumbs. Very successful ones were caught, and they were bought for 350 rubles.
I wonder with what effort it will turn out to be great to use, in particular, chop carrots. I look forward to impressions, because I want to buy this kind of son. Little is small for them. But they use it too.



Girls! I re-read the last pages, and I did not get the impression that someone is quarreling here, exacerbating and so on ... Honestly! Let's not get bogged down in emotions, but we will continue to show what and how is prepared with this or that device.
Sometimes "the wrong word" causes a storm of reactions, but it is a storm in a teacup compared to the world revolution!
Now I’ll take care of it, this Leben, taking into account the advice, and I’ll accomplish my goal in a couple of weeks.

sometimes such nuances are mentioned in passing that are very important specifically for me.

That's for sure
I read the mentioned advice in passing today

for borscht I chop with knives until mashed with bell pepper with knives in a bowl. Well, I like it better than slices.

and immediately tried it, because I was cooking borscht!
And I was sincerely surprised why I didn't get to this myself, and didn't do it before
I also don't like chopped bell peppers with soups and chopped borscht, but I don't seem to like it without it! Now I will grind it up.
Only I did not chop it with tomatoes, since the fruit drink was already ready. And with a knife in the bowl, then changed it to a slicer grater and cut the cabbage on top. I threw everything together in the borscht at the end. I liked it very much!

[Miranda]

Miranda, I want to share my joy. I had a defective plastic insert replaced at Kenwood 100 VA. The harvester works fine.
Today I grated carrots and chopped cabbage and onions. And I also chopped the onion in the chopper.
This is what I needed. Thanks for the help.

[Maria_A]

Maria_A, hurray, everything worked out so quickly.
Like?

And here I found a kitchen attachment. vegetable cutter machine. Everyone was so frightened that it took a long time to install it and so on, but everything is easy for me. I drive for 2-3 weeks. I don't even know yet what I will use and when, I have not decided. But they are duplicate, I will think. Little Kenwood is a good hard worker, and cute.

I'll show you how Filipok lives on my table. The cord does not dangle, everything is compact.

Who has Leben, no one has tried to whip a creamer for coffee with a frother? I myself can try to beat it only on Wednesday, but curiosity gnaws

[Miranda]

Miranda, Kenwood 100 VA, really like it. Handsome, somehow reliable. Rubs very quickly and without problems, does not shake. There were very few residues in the carrots (I ate it), there were practically no residues in onions and cabbage. She stewed cabbage, the roach waited for about a month. It turned out great and very tasty.
Cabbage after shredding Kenwood for salad would be a little thick, although if rubbed with salt, it will work. I am planning to try grating cabbage (winter variety, very dense) on the salad on the back, i.e. on a carrot grater.
Probably, additional types of graters are not produced for this Combine?

But I found just such a vegetable cutter, although it comes complete with a citrus juicer. I don’t understand what kind of shredder discs are included, it’s clear that it cuts cubes.

nila, Food processor / multi-cutter West FP302SB, also on the manufacturer's website

Have a nice day, everyone!
Thank you for the tip. She herself would never have paid attention to him. There are such contradictory descriptions everywhere ... I perfectly understood that for such a price, in principle, there cannot be cubes and juicers.
Exclusively because of the low price, I decided to take it to my parents. Mom will not use it, but it is just right for me during the visits.
Yet 3 in one - grater, chopper, blender.
So what we have in the end.
1. Chopper. I put it in first place, because for such a baby there are 5 points.
The S-shaped knife consists of two pieces that are offset in height. Due to this, small portions of meat (chicken) and onions were not smeared on the walls, but rather gathered into a lump and finely chopped. For very small portions.
2. Blender. Total volume, liter, working volume - 600 ml. Four knives, 2 of them serrated. Tried soft fruit smoothies, not bad. Something harder should be tried.
3. Grater. One disc, 2-sided - slices and rubbing. Rubbed hard vegetables for pickling (celery root, carrots, turnips), onion slices. She laid vegetables flat to get supposedly Korean slicing. There were a lot of residues with this method of laying.
After reading the topic and trying this device, I came to the conclusion - for 1-2 carrots, ideally single (without inserts) solid graters of 2, 3 types. For the sake of one carrot, I will definitely not use even a small harvester. If anything - I write exclusively about myself.

And further. There are three modes (for each operation). Long cord (plus for me).
Of the biggest negative - a very "fragrant" packaging box.
Cost with delivery, commission "New mail" - 373 UAH.
Naturally for hostesses with a solid "vehicle fleet" of kitchen devices, this unit is unnecessary. I will gladly use it as a small volume chopper and blender. And only occasionally like a grater.

I beg your pardon, maybe I missed it in Temko - but did you write anything about Caso's electric grinder? And are there any owners of this device?

Kenwood 100 VA, I like it very much. Handsome, somehow reliable. Rubs very quickly and without problems, does not shake.

Glad you like

Probably, additional types of graters are not produced for this Combine?

Unfortunately, they do not.

[Miranda]

Miranda, Kenwood 100 VA, really like it. Handsome, somehow reliable. Rubs very quickly and without problems, does not shake. There were very few residues in the carrots (I ate it), there were practically no residues in onions and cabbage. She stewed cabbage, the roach waited for about a month. It turned out great and very tasty.
Cabbage after shredding Kenwood for salad would be a little thick, although if rubbed with salt, it will work. I am planning to try grating cabbage (winter variety, very dense) on the salad on the back, i.e. on a carrot grater.
Probably, additional types of graters are not produced for this Combine?

Maria, have you tried rubbing boiled vegetables with them for a salad?

[Katerok87]

Katerok87, no, haven't tried it yet. Maybe tomorrow I'll do it, then I'll write the result.

[Cirre]

And I'm happy with Liben, a smart and hardworking kid, he rubs even withered carrots and grinds the berries frozen on jam, the remains of carrots / beets are very small / or I don’t bother /.
In general, I'm carrying Gala Cirre, thank you very much

[tati-ana]

tati-ana, Tanyusha, well, it's good that you liked it too.

Right now I rubbed the carrot on all types of graters, suddenly who needs a comparison

Sveta, thank you very much for the photo. I did not know that there is a fine grater (not a pancake). For me, the average is large for carrots and beets in borscht, and now I went to look for a small attachment, I think it will be just right

[Olya]

Olya, look for harvesters for disassembly on the OLH. Now I'll see if I haven't deleted it in my bookmarks, then I'll throw it off in a personal note.
Olya, threw those links on graters, choose and buy.

[Katerok87]

Katerok87, rubbed 100 boiled vegetables on Kenwood: potatoes, carrots, beets. I rubbed everything well, there are not many residues. I took a picture, but I don't know if I can insert a photo.





This is a grated potato



This is a carrot




Beet

And these are the remnants of rubbing

if you did something wrong by inserting a photo, write, pzhlst

if you did something wrong by inserting a photo, write, pzhlst

It's like that

She rubbed the last beets and did not rub the remnants of it again. There are no residues from the potatoes at all, I was the first to send it to the rub. Vegetables before this day lay on the glazed balcony, where approximately + 6 * C. That is, the vegetables were not frozen, just chilled.
And this is an onion and an apple, chopped with a knife.

[Maria_A]

Maria_A, did the vegetables fly out of the nozzle well? Did you have to clean before every new product bookmark?

[Katerok87]

Katerok87, vegetables partially remained in the sleeve of the outlet, with a shovel from the combine got out. Somehow it didn't bother me.
In terms of time, rubbing vegetables (1 potato, 1 carrot, 1 beet + slicing 1 onion and 1 apple) on a combine, assembly-disassembly-cleaning for the first time in total turned out to be no less than rubbing by hand on a regular grater. Despite this, it is still much more convenient and faster on the combine.

And here I found a kitchen attachment. vegetable cutter machine. Everyone was so frightened that it took a long time to install it and so on, but everything is easy for me. I drive for 2-3 weeks. I don't even know yet what I will use and when, I have not decided. But they are duplicate, I will think. Little Kenwood is a good hard worker, and cute.

I drove the nozzle, and it’s not more difficult than a little Kenwood in terms of putting / removing and other actions. Just a couple of unnecessary movements - open the cover that covers the nest, install the nozzle. I hold the nozzle itself with the most popular disc, but it is not difficult to replace them. In a small one, you also need to turn it over, or change the design of the grater / shredder to a knife.

And in terms of space occupied, it is practically the same. You can also keep it close at hand. Here on the windowsill (for more light) I photographed.



The attachment also has a guide for cut / grated products, and discs. But I put the disks in my purse, for the time being temporary. And the thing between the multicooker and the machine has settled, there is not much space.



In the Kenwood theme, I show how compact it came out Kitchen machine Kenwood: working with attachments (2) # 115

I really like the little kenvudik, beautiful and functional. They have different things - there are more discs in the nozzle, and an awesome knife in Kenwood. But the main function for me is still - grater / shredder / slicing, and since I am strict with duplicating devices, I will sell Kenwood.

[Miranda]

I drove the nozzle, and it’s not more difficult than a little Kenwood in terms of putting / removing and other actions.

Miranda, then Bullet is canceled?

[Katerok87]

Katerok87is absolutely canceled!
I really liked the attachment, and there are 7 discs. Of course, there are non-overlapping discs for the nozzle and the Bulet, but just for the sake of this spend 15-20 thousand (or even 25, if the whole collection, and I am like that, I want everything) - no it

I have Kenwood for almost 3 years, but I did not buy the attachment, because I did not come across at an adequate price and it seemed that the existing food processor would duplicate. That is, I was on the shopping list, but with a successful financial case, which did not come before this February. In addition, in the topic of nozzles, everyone told how they are too lazy to get it out if there is a small amount, which is easier with hands, etc.and that the nozzle is only relevant during the blanking period. Therefore, I was looking for a small unit to always stand on the table.

By the way, I put all the attachments on the shelves. And if you bought it earlier, you probably would have removed the vegetable cutter according to tradition. But I unpacked it and accidentally put the little one near Kenwood. I look - yes, they occupy the same place, and the nozzle stands perfectly (a cube cutter or a mill there - overwhelms, can only lie, or stand, but in a box, leaning on its edge). I decided to remove Kenwoodik, and in its place put a nozzle with an installed grater and see how it goes.

So it went great! I didn't expect it, because both the reviews and the experience of other attachments (open the cabinet, bend over, pull out the drawer, get it out, push the drawer in) suggested that I could still be lazy for one carrot. But no. I would have known earlier!

But Kenwood was not bought for me initially, but for my brother. Kenwood did not suit him - he has only one working arm (multiple sclerosis). And I liked it - so I left it then. Unfortunately, we can't find a technique to help him, something small that grinds, cuts, rubs. Already bought three options and all by, can not manage them. The next idea is a slicer with a spinning disc. Now I choose him. If anyone can advise what - I will be grateful.

[Miranda]

Of course, there are no overlapping discs for the nozzle and the Bulet

Mirandaand which ones? Maybe they are not very important
And the cutting speed is much lower than Bullet if you compare it from the video?

[Katerok87]

Katerok87, by disks.
Spiralizer (but I have a separate one, I'm happy with it) - the vegetable cutter does not have this function, a separate nozzle.

Graters / shredders - the only one who has seen as many as three options of cubes - Bulet. He has 5mm., 7mm., 10mm. The Kenwood nozzle has two options for the cubes, I did not measure it, but they are thin, probably 3 + -mm., And as for fries, probably 5-6mm. (even thinner in the food processor, straight Korean carrot bars). Two shredders here and there, thin and thick, also did not measure, but visually similar. A disc for shinglers or ice picks - Kenwood has it in the food processor, because liquid can go there. Bulet's grater seems to be one, while Kenwood has three sizes - medium, small, extremely small.

There is also a chopper, but Kenwood also has a separate attachment.

That is, having what is already there, but for such a price - Bulet is definitely not.
Cutting speed ... At Kenwood, you can use all its speeds for nozzles, although not everyone recommends it. As I see myself - from a vegetable. Hard would not be at the maximum, and soft - why not. Therefore, it is incorrect to compare the speed. But I will watch the video at my leisure and compare how I will be doing something on the vegetable cutter.

[Miranda]

Miranda, I recently sold AT340 and processor, bought bullet and ninja.

IMHO, at maximum speed AT340 and bullet are comparable. Only Kenwood has the ability to adjust the slicing speed, but the bullet does not.

Slicing - I really love thin and ultra-thin slicing, and at this point Kenwood wins. The bullet has only a coarse grater and a snow nozzle.
It's good that I also have a vegetable cutter attachment for the groats kitchen machine, there are very cool fine graters. And I had to leave a fine grater of Mulinex, I could not find anything better for cheese.

In terms of assembly speed - if the Kenwood nozzle is assembled all the time and ready to work, then everything is also plus or minus the same.

Storing nozzles - this is where the bullet wins for me, since all 11 disks for the bullet and a couple of disks for the ninja with a holder fit into the box where I kept the disks from the processor (6 pieces). And there was also the same box for AT340. Total savings for the whole box.

The bullet wins in the width of the product opening. By the way, it is necessary to clearly photograph (I still have a cube cutter, there is something to compare).

In terms of the height of the outlet for the cut products, the bullet wins for me. There, the height is about the same as a bowl from a 4L multicooker, and in Kenwood it is much higher, even with a plastic extension cord.



On the spiralizer, everything is ambiguous. If you liked working with the vertical spiralizer design, then everything is super.Alas, I didn't make friends.

I laid out the difference in the design of the holders in the bullet topic. The bullet has a wide bottom with projections, the vertical ones have 4 small pins.
In general, because of this, I could not use it. Some vegetables jumped off the holder and turned into mush (((I do not exclude that my crooked hands are to blame.

The slicing speed of the bullet is very impressive, but I do not exclude that the kenwood can also be launched at a fairly high speed. Free-standing vertical spiralizers are not encouraging.

By the beauty of cutting, Kenwood is more like it, especially since you can buy the missing discs and make a truly impressive set, moreover, with compact storage.

Slicing from a bullet goes into a bowl, from a kenwood - directly into a bowl. The second option is still more convenient, although in the end you have to wash the same number of spare parts.

But about saving space when buying a bullet, everything is debatable - that saved box of discs, which I wrote about earlier, went under the base of the bullet))) in general, it turned out to be an awl for soap.



The multi-shredder left Kenwood. It is noticeably smaller in volume, but the containers are glass.
But in general, a glass from a bullet and a multi-shredder are still different.



Finance - if there is no Kenwood nozzle park yet, then there is something to think about
For the price - a spiralizer, vegetable cutter and multi-chopper are comparable to buying a bullet with nozzles.
Saving space will not work, plus or minus equally takes.



Oops, it turns out, she wrote in the topic of small food processors, and not in kenwood nozzles.

[anna_k]

anna_k, thanks for such a detailed answer!
Different experiences are very valuable. And a different set of devices that complement each other.

Finance - if there is no Kenwood nozzle park yet, then there is something to think about
For the price - a spiralizer, vegetable cutter and multi-chopper are comparable to buying a bullet with nozzles.

I agree! If you already have something, then buying new and selling old can be costly and financial loss. If there is nothing, then the hellish agony of choice, this is where the experience of owners of different devices is needed, and at the same time.

The speed of the bullet is great, but I was still embarrassed by another thing in it. Stop after a short time. Short, but still. Plastic cover latches that may break. The spiralizer itself is cool, but more seasonal, this year I only spiraled potatoes once, but very often in the summer.

Storage space ... Well, I left the AT340 charged on the table, so it's really very quick to take and install it. Replacing discs is comparable in speed. But the bullet and the ninja would require much more countertop space, I don't have that much.

Well, money. The kit bullet and ninja seemed very expensive to me. For me this is comparable to the kCook Multi I would like to buy. And this is also a dubbing of many functions, not to mention the fact that it is completely a duplicate of AT340, since the same disks. But while I buy it (and if I do), I will still use 340.

Well, in short, it turns out a very difficult miscalculation. This is, this is not, here it is duplicated, but here there is a lot of space, finances ... You’ll break your head until you choose. The most important thing is that the choice is pleasing, then it doesn't matter how much money and other things.

Stop after a short time.

I do not have enough pulse mode, because the speed is very high, I often have to turn it off so that it doesn’t work when I’m reaching for the next portion to download.

Girls! I am for advice

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Take a look here please. Is this a copy of your Leben?

[Vika]

Vika, similar

[Galina]

Galina, yeah! still would your value to him and in general there would be no doubt.

Vick, I think, is an improved Leben model. It has a plug on the lid. By the type of combines of the 90s "Energia". It will rub into the bowl with a plug, without it in a separate bowl. And there is also a hole for pouring the dressing, making mayonnaise.