will it take larger potatoes
83729
Yes I use the russet potatoes from the store. I havent had on thst it couldnt handle. I love it.
83730
Yes.as long as they aren't wider that the cuting plate. A potato6 inches wide around by 6 7inches long each should do just fine.
83731
We used some very large idaho potatoes from costco but we had to cut them into chuncks. You will also need to mount it very securely as it requires a lot of force to puch the potato through.
83732
Yes as long as they are not to wide. If they are you can cut them in half so they will fit. But most will go
1160380
It's big enough to fry fries but for doughnuts it may only be able to take three or so in my opinion considering they will expand when cooked.
1219876
No but it comes with a larger (big foot) attachment it is larger than the one shown in the pic attached to the blender, it should be able to handle potatoes
916293
it come with two cutters one for bigger potato cuts and one for smaller but they are just straight fries but its not strong enough to cut the potatoes, wouldn't recommend
1535245
YES. There is a max width, but it will work on sweet potatoes.You can make fries
261156
The potatoes can be as long as will fit into the machine but like mentioned before it takes a lot of force to push it through the smaller sized blades. I had seen videos online (YouTube) showing how to mount it. Makes sense to mount it vertically with the potato coming out the bottom so one can collect in a bowl. This is how I use mine.
489690
Not as far as I know. I have made just small gnocchi shapes and I can't see how it could make anything bigger. Good Luck!
1174585
yup. I can put one huge baking potato cut up to small bite sizes and still have room.
1577796
It will work on cucumbers. Potatoes may need to be cut a little, and carrots it will do the bigger end as long as it's bigger than about a half inch.
95391
It should. We have only used it to make fried potatoes and it works great! Better than I thought it would. There's so many attachments, it should do about anything. We really like it.
1966916
Yes it could but increase some liquid. I use the water the potatoes cooked in. I add the liquid to the powdered cream and mix well then add to the potatoes.
1257555
It takes an average size potato and if to big you can always cut it once to fit.
1133389
Actually I don't know what the theoretical limit is, but I have successfully and easily sliced up an 6 inch Russet after I mounted it to a wooden stand using the 3/8" cutter which is a pretty good sized potato.
950712
Honestly no unless UR potato. Is perfect shape works good but if. Bent or has a "u" shape then it gets stuck -.-
187428
Hum, I am going to say no. BUT you may be on to something to be honest. If you have a ricer you know that the potatoes get extremely fluffy. for say Gnocchi I only rice the potatoes. Grinding might work though.
1671545
though it has a nice fulcrum, for power, the limiting factor is the actual cutting head itself. This machines cutting head will only handle a 3" diameter potato.
898682
It may be okay if you're chopping baby potatoes, but anything big would probably be tough.