Thanks! I love this video! I'm tired of seeing edited videos and only showing "perfect" parts of the machine in use. Your videos show everyday use of this machine and the troubles we may run into and this helps as it gives us a heads-up on the cons before buying. Keep up the great vids!
Yeah to tell you the truth, having had it for a couple of months now, most of the time we've gone back to just cutting by hand. Just cause by the time you get it all set up etc. and refactoring in the time to clean up, it's not really worth it unless you got heaps to cut.
Hi Thanks for vid Bought one a few years ago , and its was no really good. But after reading and watching here , I believe its good for carrot zucchini and parmasum
I really appreciate this video because I was considering buying one but after watching this video I realize that this product doesn’t grate the vegetables and other food properly. It is just a waste of food and money. No wonder many people are trying to resell this product in the second hand market.
thank you so much for that demonstration. most demo are about the Fresh express version. It is very easy to use and even easier to wash and put together ....so much easier and quicker to use than the usual foodprocessor which takes much longer to wash etc...so thanks again, i am going to buy it for an everyday use .
tbh I do believe that there is a big difference in experience depending on what you expect of it going in.I don't use it for my large batches of cole,carrots, or intensive work, for that i use my mum5 But for quickly making banana-apple fritter, or grating a couple of carrots, or a stick of parmesan, or slice a couple of potatoes -> fabulous, less work to set up and SO easily cleaned.For people complaining about the wattage, again , expectation This thing has 260w if I recall correctly, my Bosch food processor has 900w -> there cannot be a compairison in power.But they are intended for different work. But to each his own ofc, it will probably also depend on how much you pay for it.I got mine 2nd hand for 50€ , only 2 times used, I can imagine that if you buy it for the price of a cheap food processor you expect that power as well, but that doesn't make the device bad perse.
You used the wrong attachment for your soft cheese. For that type of cheese use red or orange attachment. Yellow attachment is for grating hard stuff like parmesan cheese, chocolate or nuts. I use this mostly for grating - which I hate doing by hand. Chopping and dicing I find is just as quick with knife...
Hey, thanks for this video. It would be fantastic if everyone did video reviews of products. Mmmm, I was hoping it would chop parsley, mint etc. Did you try this? I like grating onions so they are a mush with a hand-grater but I always rip my skin in the process. Do you think this would mush up onions? I guess, I would experiment anyway. You made me laugh at the beginning when you said you hadn't read the instructions and you stuffed up! I do that often myself. There is a saying 'When all else fails, read the instructions!' All the best to you and your friend who did the video.
Hey Deborah, thanks for your comments! Didn't try it to chop parsley or any herbs - but i imagine it wouldn't go too well. Tell you the truth, since buying it, we've barely used the device. It's a nice device - but it's a bit of a hassle to set up so unless we were cooking like heaps of food, it's still kind of easier to just chop by hand.
One of the demos went very much like my experience especially, and it was too fiddly with potatoes, sweet potatoes. Since i was making a large pot of soup i did not take the cutter out after each potato, or vegie and did four at a time, it just got so jammed up and it took me an hour to unjam it; meantime i had thrown the whole thing in the bin; then fetched it out not to blame the gadget. Sorry it was more trouble messing about than it was worth.
@6:27 🤣 this would have been me 🤣 getting a whole onion stuck inside the chute. 🤣 wait...there's more ....keep watching all the way up to 6:35 when he says; ''Seriously?''
Manually, I mean with a grater, there is wastage too. Because, in order not to grate your hand, you leave out the last bit ungrated. If it's a carrot or cucumber usually what I do is that I eat it right there and then, but with an onion, say, that's not possible, and then you have to chop by hand.
Well sadly this gadget doesn't do a very good job, wouldn't you say? I prefer my old one, it might be old but it grates fantastically into a covered bowl, so the veg doesn't fly everywhere. Very bad design.
a bad demo latda. should have familiarized yourself first, with the bits and pieces, before giving a bad demo, and turning people away from this product..this is a good little grater.
