can you put vegetables in it?
1429409
Didn't try vegies. Extremely disappointed with item and wound up simply throwing away.
1429410
I haven't tried putting Vegetables in it. I use it strictly for protein shakes mixing.
1429411
It was a gift for my granddaughter so she could make smoothies at college. I think if you can put fruit in you probably could put veggies in too but I have never used it myself.
1429412
I don't see why not. I've put fruit in mine. Just make sure that whatever you put in it, that it's smaller pieces.
1429413
I've never tried that but I would think if you cut them up pretty small, like less than an inch long, it might work. Something fibrous like celery would probably get wrapped around the blade. If that happens you can take a large spoon and put it between the small protrusions on the bottom and twist. The blade will come out. I do this every time before I put it in the top rack of the dishwasher.
477006
It is like a regular grill. You can grill meat, but vegetables would require a pan of some variety.
1894827
Yes it does. There is a piece with prongs to hold the vegetables as you push across the blade. With cucumbers and carrots you want to wait until they are short enough, otherwise it would be awkward.
1394574
That is not what is for but it might just work to store lettuce. I have the small salad spinner so it would have to be a small had of lettuce.
5325
I don't see why you could'nt. I am no expert, if one exist. But in time, the leaves would compost themselves, giving you a added benifit. I think it would look great. I have five that I use for vegetables, and they look great.
378789
No, not really. It is the perfect size for a can of vegetables, so it is great for that.
1383545
I suppose you could for the short term. It's not air tight. When I have leftover greens (no dressing, croutons, etc.) I put them in a zip lock with a paper towel liner. But I love the salad spiinner for drying my greens, works like a charm.
1385028
I have been able to, use the guide to hold your veggie. Play with it, get comfortable with it.
1148325
Not at all... It actually allows you to wash the veggies with much less water as you only fill up one side to the divider top. Plenty of room for soaking. HTH
340569
yes you can sometimes I add veg. to the rice and you can also cook them alone. with butter and seasonings
2246331
You can grow things like lettuce and herbs but most othet vegetables will get too tall.
1878589
You can put spinach in it. I take it to farmers market and put the spinach in it directly
284130
I have tried onions, celery, carrots, green peppers, nuts, etc. I don't see why it wouldn't do the veggies you mention as long as one doesn't put in too much at a time.
228500
Yes you can do as described but it isn't really steaming but rather boiling the veggies. The legs on this unit are nubs and not long enough to lift veggies put of water. A steam basket would be more appropriate. There is one made of stainless with 1" legs built to open (blossom like a flower) to fit the vessel being used to cook with. BTW it doesn't take a few inches to steam veggies for most families. The less water used the faster the water will create steam.
414265
You would be able to maybe if the vegetables were already diced and very small. But as a general rule I would say no. The space in the drawers is very small. I use it to store about 3-6 lipgloss or lipsticks per drawer. Hope this helps.
566012
It can add chunks of vegetables, but I think it is not necessarily the most appropriate.
1963682
I've never had the Tupperware container u r referring to but I have been pleased with this especially with lettuce. but u can't mix vegs but I have if they require the same storage in this container