Does it shred zucchini finely. The Z bread recipe I use expects it to be fine.
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Using the shredding disc that comes with it does a good job. We have used that disc to shred zucchini to make zucchini chocolate chip cake and zucchini bread and it comes out delicious.
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the included disc grates what i would say is medium. if you want something that "fine," I would by the additional disk that is specifically for fine grating. But I agree with the other comment that for us the included grater works for our needs.
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Hello Donna,I am sorry but I don't know. I bought this item as a shower gift.
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Have used for zucchini only so far. A friend used it on butternut squash too.
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Could you please tell me if it does carrot or zucchini "pasta" ? if it could shred these two veggies like a noodle or pasta thickness?Thank you
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AS long as it fits, it should slice it. Most zucchinis have a density similar to apples. This is not a heavy duty slicer. It works well, but the screw that holds the wooden crank handle on stripped almost immediately. Easy enough to fix.
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Have not myself used for lettuce, but from other experiences, assume lettuce would shred well. Might make very nice salad or sandwich stuffing.
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I haven't tried shredding it but the consistency is similar to a really hard cheese so it would probably work. It would probably shred best if it was chilled.
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I have had my slicer for well over a year and I have had no problem. I use it all the time and really love it. I make Zucchini bread for my husband and use it for the uniform slices. I do use it slowly and very careful cause I don't want any problems. I slice a whole of bread at the same time.
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I love my mandoline, but zucchini is difficult if you're looking for lengthwise strips. The guard can work to push the zucchini, but it really only works the way it's intended if you are looking to make chip-style cuts.
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I had sliced any lemons before your question, but I did have a slightly older line in my refrigerator and thought I would try it on that. this machine continues to amaze me I love it. the to millimeter slicing blade did paper thin slices perfectly. z4 millimeter blade actually sliced in a quarter inch thick. hope this is helpful to you.
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YES it will shred it, However, you must load the machine lightly with live tree branches, plants, brush and or fruits or it will clog. Each year, I shred whatever is left in the garden (tomatos, onions, and other foods) and it is ripped/shredded. I normally wait till these items die before shredding these items because the machine then gets all wet inside which helps rust to take hold and i want the machine to last longer. So I usually wait till things are dried up and dead before i shred them. Remember you cannot clean or dry the inside of the machine so its always best to shred dry/dead items. I have also shredded 4 inch 2x4 pieces and it chops them up also but beware if you do that because it will spit pieces out.
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It does veggies pretty well but it doesn't do hard cheeses very well my husband almost broke it pressing too hard in the blade. I would give it a 6 out of 10 for the shredding of hard cheese but veggies it's great!
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Hi there frogholler! No it doesn't. It works more like a masher. It creates a mushy apple sauce like substance. There is a special nozzle that creates noodles, but that would be from a dough like substance, not like spiralizing zucchini. I hope this helps! It's a GREAT juicer for fruits, veggies, and greens. But that's about all I use it for.
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That's why I bought it. It works great. I left the zucchini skin on and went through the entire piece. You could easily avoid seeds (thinking cucumber for me) with this. I really didn't know if the zucchini would get too mushy to stay in the strips, but it was OK-still in strings with some substance to them after stir-frying. I use zucchini for pasta often.
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I haven't tried it on beets, but I DID try in in some very long zucchini and it worked very well. Very thin strips.
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It is normal. With zucchini it is mostly seeds so i throw it in with the compost. With other veggies it's just a tube of veg so I chop it up into the dish.
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I am not sure as I have never tried to shred beets, but I assume it would as I have shredded carrots and apples. I hope this helps.
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Make sure that the sharp edges are turned into the vegetable, then you just go up & down, the zucchini should start shredding . If it's not happening it's probably a dud