can I use it to harvest coconuts
1152319
Would like to help but I don't know how coconuts are harvested. It is a nice long pole and fairly sturdy when extended. It has a standard size female end so if there is a basket or something to put on the end it should work. Recognize anything that long takes some strength to hold. Sorry I could not be more help but since I am from MN where coconuts don't grow......
1152320
Not in Illinois, you can't harvest coconuts :) Sorry, can't answer your question.
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.
1152322
It's strong enough but as mentioned, you'd need a special attachment to grasp something that size.
1152323
If you had a longer pole and a different attachment you probably could. My is to short.
69891
Hello Tiffany, I use this to make coconut flour (in the food processor) and combine it with almond flour to make cookies every week. I'm sure you can use it to make coconut milk. You can use your blender to mix the shredded coconut and water until smooth. If you want to make a little sweet, add a little raw honey. Here is a link with instructions I found on the web. I'm going to try this at home as well (my husband can't have dairy).
522536
I haven't used it yet for opening coconuts - but it does a great job of cutting through my chicken bones when I make curry chicken :)
1724865
According to their web site, it can shred coconut. You can read more about it here: http://www.saladshooter.com/tips.html
2183876
It depends. If the coconuts aren't too big (palm size) and aren't too hard then the picker can grab them. As for height, if you have a really long pole the picker might be able to reach the coconuts but keep in mind that the picker does not have a very long cord (which is drilled into the pole.) The picker can pick large avocados but large grapefruits are too big for the mouth of the picker therefore a coconut might be too big. Hope that helps.
1623494
Yes, it should work fine for that. I purchased it originally to mince cilantro to make guacamole. It is so much faster than using a knife or scissors. I simply strip the leaves off fresh herbs and roll over then several times and I'm done. I'm sure you'll be happy with this purchase.
1243886
I am ready to buy this machine, but I would appreciate someone's review on extracting cream, butter, and oil from coconut with this machine. Thanks!
149371
Yes, I think so. I use it to with almond milk to make naturally flavored coffee creamers and I have had to cut down on the amount of coconut I use because it is so intense.
636828
I guess you can, but the shape is not made for it. You put the coconut around the scraper, not sure how you want to do that with a potato :)
296953
No idea----I think it's intended for cooking---I bought it to make homemade coconut milk for Indian and Thai recipes.
651733
If you can your own jellies, I use it to strain my nut milks ... Or coconut milk ... It's great for anything
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.
1508455
Yes, it can. But I used to grind soaked rice and dal. So I guess it can grind coco also. It works good bought a year back.
35047
i've only grated yucca (cassava root) with this machine and it does a fine job. i would suppose you can grate coconu as well. the machine is very easy to use and taking i apart for cleaning is also an easy task.
1452254
Hmm. Haven't tried that yet, but I can tell you that this is one, well-made, tough machete. I would imagine that it would have no problem with coconuts. Good heft, well balanced, and very sturdy.
125147
Mama Mia, I don't know, I suppose if you have a coconut tree in your yard, climb up, crack open a coconut and have a feast. I do not know if this stuff is even doing anything special for me, but what the hey, good enough for Dr. Oz.......
1470933
Absolutely! Just be sure not to apply too close to harvest (as per the instructions)!