Has anyone ever made kale chips with this machine?
615737
I make them often. They come out great - I use this instead of my oven, because my oven burns them, no matter what temp I use! They come out great with this.
615738
yes but it doesn't take very long...they dry out quickly try some with very little olive oil, or some with red pepper, or garlic....
1461544
I have and the result was not very good... it makes great cookies, bars, banana bread. Atkins makes a good flour baking mix and works better but not the best
1385316
no, it doesn't have a moisture sensor or a timer... you have to test for dryness manually. I don't see any reason why you couldn't make kale chips in it, although they aren't listed in the booklet.
1329056
Horribly for kale. There are always little chunks left in there no matter how long you blend it for. For other, softer greens it does pretty well, especially for spinach.
2102291
I guess it's kind of a dehydrator for the microwave. But the slices must be very thin to make the chips. When I use a dehydrator, I can use a much thicker slice of fruit or vegetables.
1587271
Yes - there were fun. Used this cookbook 978-1452107011. I chopped the chocolate chips on the filling - only adjustment besides using KA gluten fee flour blend. King Arthur Flour might have GF recipe
210927
I am sorry I have not. I have made biscuit, pancakes and have not tried anything else
2269603
I'm not sure but I didn't like this juicer at all --- and went with a Breville which is fantastic. I have not tried kale in the Breville but I can't imagine it woud have a problem.
284129
Yes. It's the handiest little gadget. I cut onions into big chunks and pulse them till they're just right, then freeze them. Always have chopped onions on hand. Same for carrots and similar veggies. Haven't tried kale yet.
959779
Yes! I use it primarily for smoothies, be they green or fruit. It gets kale chopped to the point you don't have to chew it! I've had this for a year now, still going strong! Hope this helps!
1842663
Yes. You would have no trouble making pickle chips, either smooth or ripple.
134928
I'm not sure but I do not think food from a frozen state would crisp in the microwave because there is too much moisture. The potato and veggie slices must be dried with a paper towel/towel prior to placing on the chip maker.
1592442
YES, I've made Strawberry, Peach, Chocolate chip, Coffee, Kiwi, Pineapple, Banana and Vanilla ice cream. I do use good and ripe fruit, but not too soft. I also crush 1/3 of the fruit in a blender (a little) and add the rest as small chunks of fruit. They all work really well and I'm very pleased with the Churn.
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I wish I had gotten this in place of my other blender, but yes, it makes smoothies. Make sure the container you use is the tall slender one and move the wand slowly up and down in the blender. It should look like baby food. Kale will need to be torn into small pieces without stems. Good luck!
417395
I have used mine for making rawfood mornig shakes that include frozen fruit and seeds -- sometimes kale. It works very well. The Vitamix I have is the only one I've tried, but it is a great product, and I assume the less expensive ones would work as well. When you look at less expensive models, read the product description carefully. I would think they should describe the capabilities of the machine.
1385319
No moisture sensor, and I have never tried to make kale chips, so not sure.
435336
I have used spinach and kale. I found that if I chop them up first using my hand chopper from Pampered Chef, it works better. Otherwise, the leaves aren't blended real well. Even then, there is still some texture. I am a newbie, though, and have only been doing it for a few weeks and have no experience with any other similar gadgets.