Are the holes large enough for Kraft Shredded cheese to pass through? It comes in a bag & I need a dispenser for it
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Would not recommend as shakers are designed for dry ingredients. Parmesan cheese which is dry would work.
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Probably but I would think the cold cheese would stick to the glass. If it was dry cheese it would no stick. Good luck!
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Not the shredded cheese but more like the grated cheese (kraft) you get at the store.
2010221
No, the holes aren't raised in any way, so it won't really cut the cheese. I suppose if you put, say, a corner of the cheese on it, some of it might be grated, but they're quite big holes and it most definitely wouldn't be useful as a cheese grater.
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Yes, the holes can be adjusted from tiny sliver (1/8 inch) to large (about 1/2 inch diameter). "Temptations" size food would come out with no problem.
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Hello! I am assuming that you are referring to the boxes of space bags you can order from the TV or are sold in Sam's Club, Costco or BJ's, right? The Handi-Vac needs doesn't have a large enough sealer mouth to fit the space bag 'plug-in' portal, so--no, you can't. It can be used for the Ziploc vacuum food bags, though, and the FoodSaver plastic boxes/containers for marinating.
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Absolutely! We use ours for hot butter for our popcorn machine in our home theater, but it would definitely work just as well for nacho cheese. Since the cheese is denser than the butter I would suggest either warm the cheese up just a bit before putting it in the dispenser, or make sure you give it plenty of time to warm up in the dispenser before you "need" the cheese.
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Yes. You have to cut off about an inch of the bag to get the food out and then it is resealable.
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I don't think it is a good idea for cheese unless it is a HARD dry cheese. Anything sticky will plug up the shredder
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No, the holes are not larger in proportion to the size of the toy. I do not use it to dispense treats, I use it simply as a pull toy. I have a one year old beagle and she normal tears her toys apart in a matter of days - this one she has not even made a dent in. I hope this helps you in making your decision.
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You will use paper bags to place your food and then put into the bag. I prefer it to avoid contact with absorbents.
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The ones pictured is what I purchased is in a box on a roll, so you are not able to put them into a dispenser. But check cause I think they also offer the bags in rolls and those should not be a problem to put into a dispenser. Hope this is helpful. Btw, good bags - great size too.
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Hi Nikki, I find strainers used to drain whey are not fine enough, for myself that is, as I use the whey and want it clear as I can get it. If you do not care about that & toss the whey they may work fine work fine for that. I like to unbleached cheese cloth (you can use regular also, wash any cheese cloth well before use). Good Luck
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Yes, if it can go through hard veggies light potatoes and carrots I would. It might get sticky depending on the type of cheese I think would make neat patterns. SO go for it
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Yes, it sure can! It might be a good idea to just empty the tube into an old bowl, you could put a piece of cheese cloth over the top before dumping the liquid, or get a cheep plastic strainer at the dollar Store.
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Yes, but you will have to empty the bag less cup as its fill line tends to reach quickly. Very simple to do. I hope this helps.
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Of course you can. However, the dispenser would tend to raise every time you pull out a grocery bag. Putting bags in will also tend to displace/move the dispenser.I sincerely recommend to mount this dispenser as it is designed for, wall or cabinet mounted (can in the inner part of a cabinet door, if you want to keep it off-sight)...
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It kept cheese whiz nice and melted for a nacho setup we did...it should melt cubed cheese bit if not...melt in microwave and transfer it to the pot
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No, that would defeat the purpose of the holes. I would not use it for anything other than items such as french fries, chicken nuggets, etc.