Which vegetable cutter drum is for what?
The Jupiter vegetable cutters are available not only for the mySystem, but also as an attachment with practical direct connection for KitchenAid, Kenwood and SMEG. Thanks to the different drums, there are various options for shredding vegetables, cheese, nuts & co.
But which vegetable grater drums are there and what do I use them for?
- The Bircher drum grates fruit and vegetables evenly finely and is named after the well-known Bircher muesli. For this healthy Swiss treat, freshly grated apples and nuts, among other things, are used. Both are no problem for our Bircher drum.
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The slicing drum cuts cabbage, root vegetables, cucumbers, zucchini and potatoes into even slices. Ideal for fresh salads and homemade potato gratins.
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With the coarse grating drum, the most delicious raw vegetable salads are made from fruit and vegetables. It also turns raw, peeled onions into onion mounds for onion tart or fried onions.
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The fine grating drum grates and shreds nuts, chocolate blocks and hard cheese. It also helps you to make breadcrumbs from rusks and hard white bread in no time. For a fine carrot or raw vegetable salad, you can also grate carrots and other root vegetables with it.
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The stick drum is - as its name suggests - exactly the right partner when finely cut vegetables in stick form are needed.
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The crown cut drum, also called potato grating drum, grates raw potatoes for fresh potato pancakes and dumplings, but also grates horseradish and apples to the right size.
So that you always have this overview at hand, we have compiled a practical overview as a PDF. You are welcome to download and print it.
