Can you slice oranges?
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I do not know for sure as I have not tried oranges. I can tell you it is a very nice, well-made mandolin that I have been very pleased with. Sorry I cannot answer your question, but as soon as I try oranges I will certainly attempt to respond again to your question.
320473
Hi- I own these and I would say you certainly could peel and apple with these although that certainly would not be the best knife to use for fruit.
686534
No, you have to get them out with a fork or spoon. It's not a big problem, I just flip them out. This juicer isn't tiny, but it isn't real big either. I use it for lemons. If you intend to do oranges, this is a tad too small.
356015
Yes you can slice carrots. Strongly reccommend using the food pusher to do so as you do have to use a little extra effort. Longer slices work better than the little rounds. Shredding is not an option, but you can use the small julienne blades on the long slices & it is almost the same, you end up with matchsticks instead of shreds. Hope this helps...
462273
Probably not as the orange peel is too thick and would not fit through the peeler oval blade.
1523331
I don't see why not. They're decent cutters. Just be sure not to slice the fruit too thickly as it's the devil's own work to get stuff out of these cutters with a food pick if the food is thick.
714533
I've juiced oranges and while it's doable, there's some time needed to prep it as the chute is quite small. Would be awesome to just peel an orange and drop it in but since it's really narrow, you have to ensure that you cut the orange in slices so it'll fit comfortably. Hope this helps!
2170504
This is not a blender and does not have blades for cutting. This is a juicer, so any product like oranges can be pressed against the surface of the top and as it rotates it extracts the juice which then runs through the holes into the pitcher below.
1561674
Yes, you just move the slicer blade out of the way. I did this with potatoes and it worked great.
1764064
If you mean a whole cross section, the answer is "no". I use it for things like a small onion, medium lemon, medium tomato. I am guessing that you would have to slice the pineapple in at least quarters. Besides, the slices are thin (maximum about 3 mm, 1/8 inch) and I suspect that you might not be happy with the thickness. Works great for thin slices of lemon to place on fish that you are going to bake or very thin onion for salads.
115171
yes i have sliced tomatoe ,cucombers,onions ,apples to make pies, but mostly i use it for meat,it slices an eye round great
1778995
Yes.. I have an orange tree and a couple of Lemon tree's that make lemons that are larger than normal.. This orange version of the press works great. Especially if you put the slices in upside down. (cut the lemon in half, put the flat part facing down into the cup) You will get more juice out and end up with a rind that is inside-out. also be sure to throw some of those rinds in the garbage disposal with Ice, cleans it up and makes it smell good.
115168
I wouldnt want to slice tomtatoes or onions with it. I would be afraid of getting my fingers in the blade. I would use a mandaline for that.
1372523
I've never tried it, but, I don't believe you can. There are two different blades, one on each side of the slicer, but, you only use one side at a time.
1501545
I put my oranges through the maximum speed and I don't peel them. You don't have to, just make sure that you wash them very well.
1988028
I've sliced sweet potatoes and found it best to use smaller potatoes or cut them in half. You will have better control of the blade.
152392
Works great at juicing oranges, but have to cut them smaller than halves to fit the shoot.