Does this apple corer/slicer include the safety cap for storage?
1384225
The corer comes with a hard plastic cover to cover the bottom of the slicer wher the sharp edges are. The cover also serves as a place to put the apple after pushing the corer thru the apple leaving small part of the apple left to slice. Place the apple on the cover according to the instructions and you are able to finish slicing the apple. Best corer I have ever had and it is very sturdy. If I ever happen to break it I would buy another immediately.
1384226
There is a cap which attaches to the bottom for storage and counter protection. I use this all the time. The cap is white and I put the cap on once having started to slice, It protects the blade and the counter top as well. I love this, have bought two for when it becomes too dull to use.
1384227
I think so, but I don't use it. I would not buy this product again. Two tools in one is usually a bad idea.
2031443
The blades have a storage case, but the one that stays in the mandolin does not have a cover so you do need to store it carefully.
1732154
I would not know, if that is a good idea. We have an apple picker with a little sack at the top. The rim of the sack is metal, has a slit for catching the apple stem and pick it.
2166169
No... it just slices... but is great for three different thicknesses of slice ... saves me incredible time in the kitchen making salads... and is worth every penny!
1676302
It will not pare and core only. The corer and slicing blade are one piece. If you remove the corer/slicing blade, it will just peel. You can have it core and slice by keeping the paring blade out of position. I find that the blade slices a little too thin for me and the blade is not adjustable but the machine really works well. I don't know why people say it will not stay still when using the suction lever. As long as the counter or table is formica or glass. it is very stable. I use apples from three trees I have in my yard and it does a good job on large and odd shaped apples for me. Not as good as medium sized but more then adequate.
1566146
No it does not and it is a problem. I waste a lot of food because the small pieces can't be put through or you have to cut it up with a knife. That kind of defeats the purpose of this. I use mine but wish I had gotten a different kind.
636968
choome cap? I have 1 and only use it if I am making food that moment and need to take the food to for that day. I have only bought one. I have stopped using the system in the past month since my kid is self feeding finger foods. I am sure I'll be using it again for pear sauces and what not.
1201291
Yes - only in packaging. But not for storage- but a cover is really not needed for that - Because the blade end is not sharp. I'll tell you- this knife is THE BEST FOR CUTTING CHEESE! There are imitation ones- but this is one only one to get!
2260143
No it does not. Is just what you see on the picture, nothing hidden or slicing.
497676
It comes with a small container that safely holds all of the blades. In addition there is a safety mechanism that can be placed on the slicer when not in use to avoid cutting injuries. The storage container does not attach to the slicer. The guard works well, it does have pins to hold the veggies in place. Be sure to press down firmly when cutting making sure to cut every bit of your fruit or veggie,
178442
I don't know. I didn't keep mine. The bread keeper is so clunky and awkward. And the bread slicer broke after a few uses. I went to a wooden slicer guide and bread bags.
1833361
yes, and very easy to use! I'd broken two plastic ones and made multiple messes before I order the Statko Corer.
1362865
Yes, there is a small lever that holds the peeler back. The apple's are sliced in a spiral while being cored.
578432
There are 2 switches next to each other that both have to be turned on. There slicer itself doesn't have a safety device other that an internal fuse blowing. More important is the fact that this slicer is LAME. If you've read my review nothing is exaggerated. I already gave mine to good wiki lover a year ago.
331407
If you remove the coreer and the peeler arm, you can slice anything that will stick on the three prongs. I have only done apples and potatoes, but I don't see why it wouldn't do anything that you wanted. There is a thumbscrew to remove the corer at the end of the device, a spring that will allow you to loosen up the peeler so it doesn't peel. This would leave you with only the spiral slicing. I don't believe it would slice all the way through though, since normally it does remove the cor. I have not tried to adjust that but it may be possible.
2204355
CORRECTION: In looking at the pictured disks above, none of those are the thin slicing disk. A thin slicing disk does come with the food processor. I believe that's what you would need for chips.
750911
No. There are no protective caps of any kind included. There is a magnetic strip behind the blades to hold them in place though.