How about chopping nuts?
1240513
To be completely I honest I bought the magic bullet to replace the oster because my oster broke after the first use and I would say depending on the size of the nuts and which type. I was mixing spices. So they blended well and after a minute the oster broke. But would probably break the oster as well.
1240514
Excellent, this little chopper will chop nuts with no problem at all,you can chop large or small (if you need finely chopped) just give the red top an extra light push. The blade is extremely sharp.I do not put mine in the dishwasher.This chopper is so useful, use it once and you are hooked.
1240515
I use it only for chopping vegetables. I would avoid it for nuts as the body is plastic...
1234300
No, I don't think that will work. Baby food is usually much softer than what works best with this chopper. It works well with firm textures like garlic, onion, other firm vegetables and most nuts. I think you need a small food processor which is also available on Amazon. Hope this helps. :)
614567
Yes, it can. Soak your nuts in water for several hours to soften them and then process them through the machine using the mincing function.
1484235
I have chopped nuts but not ginger or bok choy. It worked great. The blades are REALLY sharp.
628148
It will chop nuts not sure about hard veggiesI only used it for salads, it isn't a sharp blade
1157727
I believe the hand blender would work very well for mayonnaise, but I doubt it could grind nuts. Might have to find another kitchen gadget to do that.
594265
Yes, but to be honest a good blender or sm food precessor is better, or large depending on how many nuts you'll be grinding at a time!
532775
Hi..what i did was let the nuts soak in water for about 20-30 minutes. Afterwards I cut each end of the nut. Hope it works for you!
753089
I have not tried nuts in it yet. Probably would need to soak the nuts first.
624378
i only use this for chopping nuts, garlic, onion, peppers, etc. however, if you need to chop food containing oil, simply pour the entire chopped food into a strainer (place a bowl underneath the strainer should you need to use the oil for other purposes...)
624380
I haven't used it in that way. I use it for chopping vegetables and nuts. If needed just drain it by pouring excess off.
554008
The blades are made for things like vegetables and cheese. My guess is it might work, but I think grating nuts might dull the blades.
1180578
You really want a blender for creamy nut butters - you can do the initial chopping in a food processor, but a blender will give you better results. :)
1799326
Yes, we have turned chicken, steak, etc...into a liquid for our baby. I have never tried nuts but I am sure it would work.
526767
One pass should do the job. It is best to blend the nuts in a high speed blender (highest speed) for about 2 minutes before straining.
809451
Small amounts of vegetables roughly cut first work ver well. My favorite is chopping onions, no more tears. I love it. I make potato soup, and chop the potatoes in it.
907711
Not sure what you're trying to make, but I'd say no. I put in peanuts (only), turn it on, and get peanut butter. I'm not making any additions, nor is there anyway to grind the nuts less. It is good peanut butter though.