Are these cutters small enough for cutting banana slices ( average size banana)?
1442602
bananas (and apples, pears..) might not do very well, I think. bananas brown super fast, specially with more exposed surface areas, so unless they are going to be eaten on the spot, might be best left whole. pineapple, kiwi and maybe even watermelon might do well with these. possibly papaya and mango too, if firm enough and kept cold. have fun!
1865176
Yes. The #10 blade UltraEdge, which cuts 1.5mm. Very short but good for some things.
1054982
I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
2009953
The slices are quite thin: Just thick enough to hold together. I would estimate about 1/16 of an inch or possibly less. Think in terms of shaving rather than slicing.
2084896
They are small and can fit in your pocket when working outdoors. They fit my hand well and seem to just work for many things that I do. The blade is short and I don't use it for things like cutting wrapping paper or fabric. I own 4 pairs and keep them all over the house!
1349251
Sure. They're easy to cut. I think Scar Away also has 3" ones if that's a better size for you.
1243488
It would work if you either break them in half or cut a big enough hole. But, you don't really need this tool for scraping out the meat of young coconuts; a spoon works well enough.
978209
Depends on which blade you use. Small one is great for onions about 1/4 inch by 1/4 inch. Larger one is about 1/2 inch square. Hope this helps.
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
1783649
I purchased mine to use to cut mandarine oranges. I have used them to cut a 1/4 inch branch but have not tried anything as big as wire. I honestly do not know if they would cut but probably. I do not have much strength in my hands so I could not even test them.
65631
Yes they can be cut to fit a household scissor or a utility knife will do the job
2280406
I've used them, and they are ok, cut them in half you dont need them to be that long. But i rather use bamboo skewers or the wilton candy sticks
1000817
I am not sure...maybe if they were firm but it would be time consuming. I use it primarily for garlic and ginger root. It is a good slicer, but is small. Nice for a little amount but too small for preparing garlic to dehydrate!
2044362
I would guess "yes" because they are small cubes (approximately 1/2" x 1/2" x 1/2")
1153414
I don't know if they will work well for that or not. The cuts are very narrow, probably an 8th of an inch or so. I can't see these scissors cutting through anything hard like a dog biscuit. Maybe something like beef jerky but you will be left with more or less shreds.
468486
An excellent question, K. Corn. Your banana size, unfortunately, will be limited by the case, but as they say, it's not the size but what you do with it that really matters.
904473
Possibly but they would be fairly narrow. It would be like a pizza cutter with several parallel blades.