Does this work well for berries? Blackberries, blueberries, strawberries?
375562
I have used it for strawberries, blueberries and raspberries and it worked very well.
375563
Yes, it does work for the berries--do keep in mind that you will lose some of the juice of the berries(depending on how ripe they are), but I'd rather have produce that's safer with a bit less flavor than the alternative. One thing I did find out--don't freeze your berries first then try to clean after thawing---it's a mess! Take the time to prepare your produce first, then store afterwards--just a thought...
679286
Yes, though it might not take out really fine seeds. It would certainly work on raspberry and blackberry seeds. The sieve part has very small holes, about 1mm.
2195139
I used 2 oz per gallon to kill blackberries (Himalaya) and salmonberries. It did an adequate job but I was late getting it sprayed. It should even better next spring to finish the job.
41920
Sorry Ive only used it for Apples, peaches, pears and I knew it would work because these are the kinds my local orchard uses.
1650210
I use this blender everyday to make a smoothie with big frozen strawberries and ice. So yes this will work quite well.
2202681
We use the smallest ( hole size) to make tomato juice but I can't see it working for raspberry seeds. We have a Victoria Squeezo with a berry screen that works great for berry seeds. Good luck.
926562
yes I have used on strawberries and worked great...also water chestnuts and olives(pitted) pretty much works on anything that fits in holder that is not too soft..needs to be firm
2270358
I thought it might also but I find that the bigger fruits work better. I use cut up lemons and limes, and berries. They work the best. I do like to use it for flavored water.
225921
I have only used it minimally for that....find it does okay with blueberries and softer fruit like that but would not use it for tougher fruits. Its blades are better suited to liquids and soft things like peanut butter.
926564
I use it on strawberries all the time. I love this slicer. It is easier to clean than the old school slicers that have wire. They break and rust- this just needs a quick rinse and you're done.
175934
I've never used it for strawberries but it gets most of dandelion roots in hard ground. I've dug out Holly bush roots with this weeder and a shovel. It's strong enough of a metal and won't bend.
1615325
Although I only use mine for Avacado's, I don't see why it wouldn't work for just about any fruit that fits in the basket (including Lemons). So yes, I would buy this to pick lemons, oranges, apples, avacados etc.
1457659
well it is big enough for a small bag of lettuce and I have put strawberries in mine and it did alot better than when you keep them in the plastic container they come in from the grocery. I also wash my strawberries and just put them and always follow the directions on the outside of the container it tells you where to put dial at and if you should add water or not to the container. It does work really good, I also put berries in it and they last alot longer as well.
855434
They did fine for me vs blackberries, I was even using them to take out volunteer fruit trees up to about 1.5" diameter.
366170
I have not tried it with blackberries, but it does a great job on frozen mangos
1781954
No. I couldn't imagine why it wouldn't work it works perfect for tomatoes. I think it would be fine if you're looking for a persimmons puree
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Yes. I use mine for both 6 oz. of blackberries and raspberries. In fact, I own two and have used one for small clumps of grapes.