Cutting Cones
For your convenience and ease of use, the cone
number is stamped on the base of each cone.
CAUTION:
As with any precision cutting
instrument, the edges of the cutting cones are
very sharp. Use extreme care when handling.
No. 1 – Shredder
For finely shredded foods and for grating hard foods
such as cheese, dry or toasted bread, crackers, or nuts.
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Beets, carrots, turnips, potatoes:
Do not peel.
The shredder cutting cone will prepare food
so that peeling or scraping is not necessary.
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Crackers, dry bread:
Fill hopper and easily
grate crumbs for desserts, fish, poultry,
or oyster dishes.
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Celery:
Shredded celery is excellent for soups
or salad dressings. Place string side toward
hopper to eliminate strings.
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Frozen foods:
Shred frozen fruit while still
frozen for sundaes, desserts, etc.
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Lemons, limes, oranges:
Use the outside layers of
these fruits to create the perfect, most flavorful zest.
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Cheese:
Shred for salads, soups, and tacos.
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Cone No.
No. 2 – Stringer
For cutting foods into medium-size “strings.” Cuts considerably
larger than shredder, but smaller than French fry cut.
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Onions:
Remove skin and cut onions in half for
best results, placing outside of onion toward
the hopper.
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Carrots:
Do not peel. Cut into shoestrings for
salads and waterless cooking.
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Cheese:
Cuts into “macaroni-size” pieces for
salads, pizza, or flavoring other dishes.
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Apples:
To peel apples or other fruits, place
peeling side toward the hopper. Serve
apple with peel left on for more healthful,
appetizing, and eye-appealing dishes.
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Potatoes:
Create quick and easy hash browns.
No. 3 – French Fryer
Designed for potatoes and other firm vegetables
which become the perfect size for fast cooking.
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Carrots, beets, turnips:
Perfect cut for
waterless cooking and when preparing beets
for canning.
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Fruit:
Fresh pears, apples, or peaches can now
be attractively prepared. Apples are excellent
for Waldorf salads and pies, with each slice
having a colorful peeling tip.
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Melon:
Cut melon, papaya, and avocados into
fourths or eighths and feed them into the
hopper with the skin toward the hopper.
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Potatoes:
Oven-baked French fries.
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