what kind of bowl is needed to collect the processed food ? Is there any height restriction on the bowl? the stabnard pyrex bowls dont seem to work
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Any bowl works as the base is expandable. Don't rely on the handle of the food mill to stay attached! Broke on our first use and the company never responded to our request to replace the product or refund us.
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I just use a bowl that fits, so that the food processor sits on it comfortably without wobbling. I didn't have to go and buy a special bowl, I used a regular mixing one.
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I use the pyrex 2 cup round bowls for 3-5 dinners per week. I take my meals straight out of the freezer and microwave them for 9:30 (weak microwave). I have been doing this for about 4 years and have never had a problem.
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you need to lift the lids, and it fits on the bowl. Actually was perfect height, I had knee replacement done...and this was ideal in our small powder room
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Make sure you have all the mechanisms locked into place. The bowl must be locked in as well as the lid. If you think you have correctly addressed this problem, refer to customer service for further assistance.
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It doesn't look like it. I just put a 4" tall pyrex dish and there was less than half an inch between the top of the container and the top heating element. So, I don't think a 5" tall item will fit in there. I hope this helps. Juan M.
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Hi Nicole, did you have success in ordering the bowl for this slow cooker? My grandson pulled mine off the shelf and it broke into a million pieces, so I
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We use the plastic bowl that accompanies this cutter. We referenced a local Subway store and they use a plastic bowl for preparing their salads.
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Not sure I understand your question but if you put the bowl on the scale you can zero it out then add food to get an accurate measurement. Hope this helps
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I found that you have to have the handle to the bowl against the mixer on the right or left side. You cannot have the bowl in lock position. This was the only way it covered everything.
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I have the 550HD. It is a 5.5 Qt. It works great. I believe to get to 6 quarts they only raised the height of the sides, so it should work. But I am not positive. You could call Kitchen Aid and ask them how a 5.5 qt and 6 qt bowl differ...is it wider or taller or both. If it's simply taller, then this would work great. If it is also wider, it should still work because the difference shouldn't be that much and I know my scraper really scrapes the sides well, so maybe it would have enough to scrape a bit wider.
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Just purchase one of the large white salad bowls and you might check out the roller cutters, there are faster
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I have not but do recall sever available when searched for that subject on Google. Try to get a high dome type and I would allow for a 2" smaller diameter to fit in the bowl. They are out there I just don't know off hand where to direct you to.
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Actually, there is indeed a container -- the Borner Slice and Server "bowl". I bought one with my V-Slicer when I was stationed in Germany in 1987 -89. It includes notches that hold the V-Slicer in place and catches the sliced/diced/chopped food. I recently spotted this accessory on another web site. However, I don't think it is offered on Amazon. Do a search online and I'm sure one will pop up. And in case you are wondering, my 26-year old V-Slicer continues to slice/dice/chop beautifully. I prefer it to most of the food processors I've had...it takes less time to assemble and use it plus it is easier/faster to clean and put away than any electronic food processor I've ever used. The only complaint I have at this time...the plastic caddy that stores the slicer frame and blades and the safety holder upright has had pieces snap off, so I have to clip the safety holder to the storage frame. The other feature I really like for this mandoline...the upright storage... a critical capability when one has little counter space or storage available in one's kitchen.
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I tried to find additional jars but haven't found anything for individual servings. I have found the Pyrex 4-cup round storage container fits inside. So I experimented, I put a paper towel over it the bowl to stop the dripping and heated it for the same amount of time. The results were good enough to attempt yogurt cheese, which I liked with dill and chive.
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I haven't seen any, but there is no need. I went to Walmart and got the cheapest plastic food bowls I could find that were 8 inches across. About 5 or so inches deep. I got 12 for around $10. Threw away the lids. Fill them about an inch under the top and put them in the freezer - make sure their level. When ready to use, I take them out of the freezer about a hour before I plan on using them (leave them in the bowl - no mess). Then plop them on the cutter and go. The machine shuts off with about half an inch of ice still left.
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Actually, I do not yet have my bowl. I ordered and paid for it, it arrived in several brokers pieces, FedEx honored the claim, Amazon said it would be replaced, and here I am eight months later with no bowl. It's unfortunate that I already purchased all the dinnerware, completer pieces and found a matching crystal set to go with it. I really don't like saying so, but w wouldn't do business with Anderson again. So, no I can not answer your question and I'm sorry
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My bowls were way too large... I live in Mexico and could not find ANY tortillas (burrito or otherwise) that we're large enough to make anything substantial... other that an ashtray.