would this blade work well for meringue?
1711647
I have not tried, although I would think that this blade would not work. You really need a wire whisk to do that properly.
1711648
That's an interesting idea! I might try using this for making meringue or whipped cream, but this blade may have trouble whipping it consistently in a standing blender live my beehive...
1711649
I cant answer that guestion. Cause I dont know. I know it doesnt stir the ice cream very well. I have to shake the bkender to get it to stir the ice cream
1719453
Mr. Byers, Yes sir, it should do pretty well, it has a good heft, comes with a sharp blade and will hold an edge.I'm happy with mine.
929206
Most likely not, it seems to be made out of quite good material. It will take a lot of sharpening though. The blade is really dull, to the point where its basically a flat surface.
1285768
Until I got a stacked dado set I used these blades to cut dadoes. It should work fine. Note that cross grain cuts in Oak can leave "fuzzy" edges, but that's the case also with a regular dado blade.
129974
it might, but it's not designed for that.......more for cheese.....things that stick to the knife when cut. You need more of a Santoku type knife for cutting hard veggies
1587517
No, it should work fine as long as you take it slow and allow the blades to cut properly.
1665194
If the asparagus was cooked so that is was extremely soft it prob would but I bet it would still get caught in the blades some. Worth a try.
108579
I would say probably not. This blade is made for a 1 cup chopper and might be to small.
1425237
Should work great. Although I haven't tried it on cheesecake, I do use it as a chef's knife for small stuff like grape tomatoes, garlic, apples, etc. The thin, sharp blade makes it a multi-purpose knife and I plan to order a couple more. So, not to be too 'punny,' it should be a piece of cake (cheesecake, that is) :)
1854727
It'll work fine. It is really light on the back end making it very heavy on the blade end which could be perfect for cutting off a snakes head.
1363610
I would say yes but not without seriously dulling the blade. I'd suggest a different knife for that. Still a good knife though.
818821
Hello,Although you could attempt to make meringue, we do not believe that it would turn out very well using this product as meringue is so temperamental.
875629
The julienne blades work very well with harder vegetables. I prefer it to a v-slicer as it seems to not jam up.
1194586
Hi, I have this blade and have used it for making jewelry without an issue. You may burn through them quickly though, depending on how often you use it.
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.
1312471
This is a big heavy cleaver for chopping thru bones. I use a chef knife on galanga, but your knife has to be sharp. The cleaver could do the job easily but it would be hard to thinly slice.
1327305
hello no you don't want this slicer it will really boog down the blade . i would up buying a small commercial slicer for 250 and it works great for cheeses. hope this helped