can you use them for cutting fruits? if yes, are they too big or perfect size like "edible fruit arrangement" ?
1140703
You could use them to cut fruit, but most of them are probably too big for a fruit-flower arrangement type thing.
1837296
Yes. I use them for the momofuku cakes (for which specifically shouldn't be cut), but they certainly could be.
1064611
I agree with the other two responses. Not really suitable for fruit... definitely a planter.
1634848
Yes and no these are much smaller, normally used for cutting different shapes. I do have the more larger ones (3x6 and 3x8 where you use to layer your desserts), now you can layer very small and thin items with these as well.
1880110
Should be fine for fruits and bread but using as a utility type of knife inst such a good idea. The blade may become loose as it did to me
129825
I don't see why not. they are flexible and with a heavy scissors could be cut to a smaller size. I have not tried it but I think that would work, as they are not shaped on edges just flat.
950581
They are too big to cut a cucumber.. They are like sandwich-bread sized not cucumber sized.
1324663
Simply yes, They are sharp out of the box and can be sharpened more to cut through a watermelons. The real question is how many could it do before it warps the metal. I cut a watermelon and cantaloupe but didn't feel like wasting any more fruit. Blades feel OK in the hand I added a larger gauge paracable to mine. I'm not sure they could last a zombie apocalypse more then a few dozen decapitations. Another issue I had with these is the the sheath. I had to cut the opening so I could get the blades in and out quicker. Luckily I didn't have to go to far to get a knife ;). Great blades for the price you really can't beat it. Simply yes, They are sharp out of the box and can be sharpened more to cut through a watermelons. The real question is how many could it do before it warps the metal. I cut a watermelon and cantaloupe but didn't feel like wasting any more fruit. Blades feel OK in the hand I added a larger gauge paracable to mine. I'm not sure they could last a zombie apocalypse more then a few dozen decapitations. Another issue I had with these is the the sheath. I had to cut the opening so I could get the blades in and out quicker. Luckily I didn't have to go to far to get a knife ;). Great blades for the... » Read More Simply yes, They are sharp out of the box and can be sharpened more to cut through a watermelons. The real question is how many could it do before it warps the metal. I cut a watermelon and cantaloupe but didn't feel like wasting any more fruit. Blades feel OK in the hand I added a larger gauge paracable to mine. I'm not sure they could last a zombie apocalypse more then a few dozen decapitations. Another issue I had with these is the the sheath. I had to cut the opening so I could get the blades in and out quicker. Luckily I didn't have to go to far to get a knife ;). Great blades for the price you really can't beat it. « Show Less
2243552
These are great for pot pies . They work fine for my family. I see no reason why they can't also be used for fruit pies. They don't have to be filled up to the top of the pan. At any rate, for pot pies they are great.
1523329
I've only used them on fondant and gumpaste. I don't know if it works for fruits. They seem a bit too small to work on fruit though. If it does maybe watermelon or apples but I'm not sure.
2039528
Only if they are small. I prefer to take the core out of my apples after cutting in half or quartering. Pears. Beets etc I also cut in half because the chute is about 3" in diameter.
1816009
To me they are definitely larger than a fruit bowl. If pasta or a salad were the ONLY thing I was serving I'd think they were a little small. For us they're perfect to go with the set. If anything a little on the large size. We like the set very much. Good luck with your decision.
2086457
I might work as well for cucumbers but it surely is efficient for apples ; cz cucumbers are long they may break them
81759
I cannot think of a fruit large enough to work. I suppose they would cut soft fruit with the density of play dough or less.
2084993
Good afternoon, we have had some people in the past do this, and had great succses, however, if you were to do this, we would not be able to take any return. They are solid core, so if you chose to cut them, it SHOULD work.Thanks,Aaron
2092401
I would cut the fruit, it would cut down on the time they needed to juice. I like to use the pulp from the fruit to make fruit leather in my dehydrator, which is really yummy and nothing goes to waste. So, I always stone the fruit and cut out any bad parts when I am planning on using the pulp. I hope this helps!
2123849
Yup. You need to in order to get a good juice yield and to help out your press a bit. It is worth the investment into a crusher. You can cut them up by hand, but it takes forever and a crusher is more efficient to turn fruit into smaller pieces.