SHREDDING GUIDE

Food

Directions

Cabbage

Use Shredding Disc For Very Fine Cabbage Or Slaw. Cut Into

 

Pieces To Fit Chute. Shred Using Light Pressure. Empty Bowl

 

As Cabbage Reaches Disc.

Carrots

Position In Chute And Shred.

Cheese,cheddar

Cheese Must Be Well Chilled. Cut To Fit Chute.

Cheese, Mozzarella

Cut To Fit Chute. Cheese Must Be Chilled In Freezer For 30

 

Minutes Prior To Shredding. Use Light Pressure.

Potatoes

Cut To Fit Chute.

Zucchini

Cut To Fit Chute, Either Lengthwise Or Horizontally.

 

 

SLICING GUIDE

 

Food

Directions

Apple

Halve And Stack Horizontally In Chute. Use Firm Pressure.

Cabbage/lettuce

Halve Head, Cut To Fit Chute.

Carrots

Cut To Fit Chute.

Celery

Remove String. Pack Chute For Best Results.

Cucumber

Cut To Fit Chute If Necessary.

Mushrooms

Stack Chute With Mushrooms On Their Sides For

 

Lengthwise Slices.

Onions

Halve And Fill Chute, Positioning Onions Upright For

 

Coarsely Chopped Results.

Peaches/pears

Halve And Core. Position Upright In Chute And Slice Using

 

Light Pressure.

Peppers,

Halve And Seed. Fit Pepper Up Bottom Of Chute, Squeezing

Green,red,yellow Etc. Slightly To Fit If Necessary. Cut Large Ones Into Quarters

 

Or Strips, Depending On Desired Results. Slice Using

 

Moderate Pressure.

Pepperoni

Cut Into3”(8cm) Lengths. Remove Inedible Casing.

Potatoes

Peel If Desired. Position In Chute, Cutting Large Potatoes In

 

Halves.

Strawberries

Hull. Arrange Berries On Their Sides For Lengthwise slices.

Tomatoes

Use Small Tomatoes For Whole Slices, Halve If Necessary.

 

Use Gentle, But Firm Pressure.

Turnips

Peel. Cut Turnips To Fit Chute.

Zucchini

Slice Off Ends. Use Small Squash For Whole Slices; Halve

 

Larger Ones To Fit Chute.

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GE 169142, 169141 manual Shredding Guide, Food Directions

169142, 169141 specifications

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