Does this tool work for young coconuts also
1243488
It would work if you either break them in half or cut a big enough hole. But, you don't really need this tool for scraping out the meat of young coconuts; a spoon works well enough.
1243489
Yes, I tried it the other day on a young coconut and it worked perfectly. I could get the whole half out in one piece.
1243490
It is just to get the meat out. If the coconut is old enough that the meat stays together then yes, it will work, if it is so young that the meat is too soft then you might as well use a spoon. If the meat is at least a quarter inch thick then yes it should work well.
332553
Yes. We made coconut chutney and "puli thogayal" just by pressing pulse button. Surprised to see the real paste, in less than a minute - we are happy we made the correct decision of buying this product. We were using Osterizer and Priya blenders, but they are no match for this blender, despite the fact that this blender costs about 10 times the cost of Oster.
2059362
This was a gift to my niece. She is 13 & said it was easy to put in. Using the bead/feather, you use the tool to crimp the feather via bead to a strand of hair.
2052326
Yes, either hand will work! When you use wiggle side to side as you move along the coconut. It will make it easier. It will be a breeze for a man, a woman its a little tougher, but I'm not as strong as i used to be. :)
666003
Yes, I got it last summer for my 7 & 10 yeR old grandsons. They have used it a lot and it really helps with their hand/eye co-ordination. The speed of the pitches is adjustable so it is easy to get used to.
1453592
That is specifially why I bought it. We have pet turtles and because of feeding them fruits and veggies, we get the fruit flies too. They aren't easy to whack, they are hard to see, but it does work on them. I haven't had an occasion to use it for mosquitoes yet.
1724865
According to their web site, it can shred coconut. You can read more about it here: http://www.saladshooter.com/tips.html
1691996
Hello Susan, I would not recommend this tool for that type of tree. That tree is more of a hedge than a typical tree with large limbs. There is also a correct way to prune this type of tree and you should follow that procedure in order to continue to enjoy the beauty and benefits of the tree. I included a website underneath for you. I hope this helps. http://extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource000594_Rep616.pdf regards frank
1172702
We use this tool for the brown coconut meat. Before to take the meat out with the spoon was impossible. Now, it's easy and pleasure to do it.
1724869
Yes, the instruction manual specifies that it can shred coconut. Just make sure to clean it good and watch for clogs from the coconut's oils.
114415
Yes, it comes in handy for various applications. I have enjoyed using the tool.
2188154
Yes!!!!! It totally works. I love this tool. I have a yorkiepoo and a chipoo and it's doing wonders for them.
522534
That's what I use it for. Sharp side for young Thai tops, dull side for cracking them, or brown coconuts. I bought a cleaver at BB&B;, and 2 coconuts in the blade cracked - this one seems MUCH more reliable.
1152321
I think coconuts will be too big. I use it for lemons, oranges and grapefruits. Don't think it can grasp bigger than the grapefruit. You have to be able to grasp AND then twist.
1711759
I don't know. I never got to use it because I got a dirty unusable coconut scrapper. I just threw it away because it wasn't even worthy to go thru the hassle of trying to send it back. Sorry.
1934401
In order to work this tool effectively, one has to put a hole or 3 in the base of the coconut. Drain the milk and then crack the coconut with a hammer, to halve it. What this tool is meant for is to pry the shell off the coconut. You cannot use this Tool to bore the hole at the base or the top.
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I used it to chop down an apple tree, so a coconut (or durian) should be no problem. Just beware the sharpness, and be sure to stabilize the coconut so that it doesn't roll.