Does it shred cabbage
1356031
It does a great job on cabbage. I've made crocks of sauerkraut several times using it to do all of the shredding and have been very pleased. Gloria
1356032
Yes it can, but you would have to cut the cabbage to fit the feed to the shredding cone, about 2 inches x 2 inches (estimate)
1356033
It does a great job on cabbage. I've made crocks of sauerkraut several times using it to do all of the shredding and have been very pleased.Gloria
1356034
I'm not sure. I have shredded carrots and cheese only.It will probably get the job done if you tried shredding the cabbage.M!
1356035
I haven't tried but it makes short work out of almost anything I put in it its an awesome machine
708000
As the food processor it would be chopped, but the accessory shredding attachment would actually make shredded cabbage.
147165
Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the last..AND they all still work....play with it and enjoy!! Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the... » Read More Answer by S Bryson is spot-on....the shredding blade is great for hash browns, shredded cheese, carrots etc... the slicing blade is great for fried potatoes, sliced veggies (hard ones) not so much for soft ones like tomatoes.... we use this blade for making sauerkraut..it just blasts through a ton of cabbage in short order......the dough blade is great for kneading bread or mixing the lightest scone batter....the metal blade can chop nuts by pulsing, or make nut butters by constant running.....we are very pleased with out Cuisinart. I have had three and each one was bigger than the last..AND they all still work....play with it and enjoy!! « Show Less
2063517
I haven't tried cabbage, but the user manual says it does work with cabbage http://www.gopresto.com/downloads/instructions/02910.pdf
1619944
It's only around 4 inches wide so I would say no, unless it was a small cabbage and you quartered it before slicing. I wouldn't purchase this item it's very cheaply made particularly when you look at the price. When you bare down to slice it varies the thickness of the material you're cutting. I ultimately discarded the item is being useless.
514788
Sorry, I have not. Unfortunately, I don't have any cabbage either, or I'd try it for you. I want to say this tool would be great for anything, but I would imagine cabbage would be frustrating with such small openings.
2045008
Hello Julia, I have not shred hash browns, but other veggies, like cabbage, carrots, onions, in my experience, this shredder is O.K. but not sturdy enough, it looks like caves in the middle, it's too light to accomplish a good job in the kitchen.
266432
I've use it to chop nuts and veggies. I love the way it chops my cabbage and carrots. I also use it to make my pie dough...hope this helps.
2063519
I haven't tried cabbage yet. It does a great job on shredding carrots, slicing peeled cucumbers, and shredding frozen green peppers. I definitely like mine.
341128
Not sure about potatoes but we regularly use it to shred carrots for salads and such and it works great for that.
1342433
It can juice wheatgrass and other leafy greens. I frequently juice kale and spinach. I've also done collard & mustard greens. It is one of the few juicers that can handle a range of items from very hard (carrots, beets) to soft like wheatgrass.
2063521
Yes, it does, but I don't use it for cabbage. Cabbage is so easy to chop up by hand and it takes a longer time putting small amounts into the Salad Shooter. But the S.S. is GREAT for carrots and things of that texture. Great for cheese too.
708002
It will chop it into small pieces. However, it does come with a small mandolin attachment that might work. I usually quarter a cabbage and use a chef's knife to cut the cabbage in thin strips. It's pretty easy and quick.
102457
All is well - there is a seperate grater attachment that will shred. You just take the spinner handle top off and lay the shred attachment into place.
2013768
I have chopped cabbage in mine. You can't fill it very full, so you'll have to do the process several times.But this little baby can chop--fine or coarse. I love it.
1814526
Yes, it is. Chose to set the screws so that the finest shreds are produced. I wanted a floss-like shredding of cabbage to make sauerkraut... It is everything I hoped for. If you rest this across a big plastic tub (such as you can find in the oriental food stores (they use them all the time)), you can hold the shredder against the kitchen counter wall with your belly. This makes it easy to use two hands to shred heads of cabbage, meaning you don't tire out and can therefore remain in control; less risk of slipping into the sharp blades. After nearly 160 lbs of cabbage in two days, without any "close calls", I feel this is a very safe practice. Further, on the safety topic: the unit has an industrial-grade thick plastic sliding box that allows you to rest both hands, while racking the food back and forth, and only dip your fingers far enough into the blade area to cause the food to make good contact with the blades, and not "slip" into the blades. Happy Shredding!
728140
No, it will now shred branches that large. It will handle small twigs that always get mixed in with leaves when you rake or blow them into a pile.