Grater Burner (2)

My Prima has a short term of use - since New Year - almost every day in use, especially in the summer - nothing jumped by itself

Yeah, Oxy, what a tempting price But I already have

Yeah, Oxy, what a tempting price But I already have

but I hope I will soon have an idea and maybe take a godfather for a birthday present, otherwise you won't get too much with a price like in our stores, but she herself is unlikely to ever buy

but I hope I will soon have an idea and maybe take a godfather for a birthday present, otherwise you won't get too much with a price like in our stores, but she herself is unlikely to ever buy

be sure to appear just be patient
and for a gift at such a price - an idea, I bought mine in Poltava from an official representative for 630 UAH. , and now it costs more

Found a video about a waffle grater

Yes, and not in vain for the video they took Wafelka Classic. She's actually as cool as the video. One of my favorites, although I don't use it too often.

There, at 4 minutes, its use is shown somewhere without an insert - I somehow did not think of it before)

Exactly Deco-Star (updated waffle classic)



And here's another grater, Pizza-Greater or something

Yes, great pizza. This cheese makes a cool noodle. I have this grater. And on it I rub mashed tomatoes for the sauce.

And I finally placed my Berner so that I would not eat up the precious place either at hand or

The entire set fits on the shelf. Very comfortably!

And I finally placed my Berner so that I would not eat up a precious place either at hand or

The entire set fits on the shelf. Very comfortably!

Oh, what a beauty! How cozy everything is. The box for the inserts fits so well. And the sudoku seems to be in flight. And all sorts of things around, I love all that.

[Tanyusha!]

And I finally placed my Berner so that I would not eat up a precious place either at hand or

The entire set fits on the shelf. Very comfortably!

Tanyusha! Superb solution - beautiful, functional, and convenient. You are great - you came up with a cool solution

Toffee, I like it myself. For once, I have NOTHING on the table !!! The working surface is absolutely free! And while everything is at hand, there is no need to reach anywhere for anything.

All the same, I bought Prima, red. Well, what can I say. Very comfortable, smooth and straight bladeless insert. I cut cabbage on it without a fruit holder and nothing got stuck anywhere. I liked the thinnest slicing - cut the onion on it for the casserole. I also tried to cut the onion on a 7mm knife insert at the "cubes" position - a normal crumb turned out. Then I tried to cut the carrots into cubes. Girls, these are not sub-cubes or parallelepipeds, and not even rhombuses, this is some kind of horror. I should have photographed it, but there was no time. In short, it was full of some kind of scraps of an incomprehensible shape. Maybe you can crumble carrots into soup, but not into a stew. I took mine to adapt a wooden one and chopped into normal cubes. Yes, I also discovered one inconvenience - the knife inserts in the position of the bars are practically not fixed in any way and jump up themselves if you accidentally press on it from the edge with your finger. I'm used to the fact that my Pro inserts are fixed tightly. Now I sit and think about what kind of grater to take with me on vacation.

All the same, I bought Prima

The temptation was too great)) With the acquisition!

Girls, these are not sub-cubes or parallelepipeds, and not even rhombuses, this is some kind of horror

Train, sooner or later you will get cubes, I also do not immediately, and even now it periodically wins how to turn the holder correctly) But diamonds are obtained

and pop themselves up

Hmm, well, a little free, but so far it has not jumped out in 7.5 months. And the bars I have a constant type of cutting, I’m lazy with Berner, potatoes are everywhere in cubes, with a knife, no, no))) On these bars, cabbage for salad, for pies, for pizza, I shout everything.

All the same, I bought Prima, red.

Congratulations on your new assistant
I'm not fond of cubes, so, I cut potatoes several times, but the insert did not jump up and did not notice any inconvenience when working with it (well, perhaps, I'm afraid these knife inserts, but this is not Berner's fault)

Thank you!
I now have to buy a 10x10mm insert for Prima, and then I can take it on vacation. She's really lighter than the Pro. I'm too lazy to cut with a knife. all that can be cut on a grater, I cut on it. Even if it's just one onion

Yes, I also discovered one inconvenience - the knife inserts in the position of the bars are practically not fixed in any way and jump up themselves if you accidentally press on it from the edge with your finger. I'm used to the fact that my Pro inserts are fixed tightly. Now I sit and think about what kind of grater to take with me on vacation.

You know, we have a whole team here on the branch (we will not name names), which on the trend did not move the inserts "to the click" and also seemed to be rather weak. Maybe you have the same parsley. Look, it can click there, like in your Pro, something must. And then it will stand firmly. Of course, I apologize for the advice, I don't have Prima, like hers, I don't know, it's just such an assumption.

On Prima it is not so arranged. The insert is simply lowered from top to bottom into the grooves. It does not move forward and backward by itself, but it goes up freely, Therefore, if you accidentally press on the handle from the side of the handle, then the insert pops up. You just need to get used to not touching it, hold the grater only by the handle.
And the oval bowl for Prima does not have rubber feet and slides on the table. She becomes on a classic sudok, but the cutting flies past

And the oval bowl for Prima does not have rubber feet and slides on the table.

then you need to put the dishes on the silicone stand apparently

A oval vessel for Prima without rubber feet and slides on the table

Or glue the rubber feet yourself, for example, from rubber gaskets for plumbing, they come in different shapes, there are small, plump pills, almost without holes - just a finished rubber foot

I have silicone mats, but I am thinking about some rubber feet. Well, I'm too lazy to wash the rug later.

then you need to put the dishes on the silicone stand apparently

Or glue the rubber feet yourself, for example, from rubber pads for plumbing

I have silicone mats, but I am thinking about some rubber feet. Well, I'm too lazy to wash the rug later.

Actually, it turns out complete crap. Pay for a plastic container (for which the red price is 15 UAH!) 120 UAH, and then rack your brains and hands by improving it. This is somehow ... not Bernerian, I would say. If you really charge that kind of money for your products, please, bring them to perfection!
No, our need, of course, is tricky for inventions (not a fig for myself, I tell you, I tightened my kit for 1200 UAH !!!), but it wouldn’t be worth being impudent. This attitude towards the customer tarnishes the reputation that has been earned over the years.

I completely agree. I even wanted to give up the dish when I saw that it did not have rubber feet. But then I thought that it is still better than just a basin that will also slide.

And the oval bowl for Prima does not have rubber feet and slides on the table.

Strange, nothing slips with me ...

Well, look what's going on! These are cubes, so cubes! You think what it is - and this is vinigret.

Well, look what's going on! These are cubes, so cubes! You think what it is - and this is vinigret.

Class! But what patience does it take to blind him?

Class! But what patience does it take to blind him?

but who glued them together and what

And you can ask our Dopleta!

Girls! I read about the Berner miracle grater and ... I want to try it !!! If suddenly someone has played enough or does not use it, then I am right there ... Maybe we can change?

Girls from Kiev! Anyone need 10 classics? Impossible. Write in a personal.

I remembered the cartoon about Winnie the Pooh. Where an owl is going to give a tail there, he also says: "Free of charge, that is, for nothing .."
What is this for an auction of unprecedented generosity? No, well, it's a pity. And what was Borner guilty of, how did he resign?

That's right, like an owl: "free of charge"
I ran an advertising campaign among my relatives. They ordered, and they sent them a 10k classics. Send-forward will cost more than insert ($ 7). In a week I am expecting my relatives to visit, they will bring me.

And you leave it to yourself. Well this is cool, you make a frame of rails on it and you will have a combichipser.

Hello everyone! So I got a borner! The question arose: how to place the combichipser and combislider on the vessel? Roko got up without any problems, but I can't figure out how to attach these ...

Girls, and today I bought a baby-grater (the trend seems to be) for 50 rubles, the most is a little strange. Only it is a little lighter than the orange set, and everything seems to be fine - it says on the inner insert a bonus, 50 years old Berner. I haven't tried it yet.

I'll tell you my background - maybe someone will be interested.
One summer my husband and I got out of our village to the mainland. We bought him a tool there: jigsaws there, screwdrivers, shovels ... My husband was madly happy, but upon arriving home, his conscience suddenly tortured him: "How is it? You didn't take anything? Maybe you also need something for the kitchen?"

Somehow I did not think about this, but since they started a conversation, gave the go-ahead, I began to select myself on the Internet ... a food processor. I reviewed a bunch of videos, re-read the reviews pages ... But my heart was not lying. Either there are not enough attachments, then this citrus juicer (and I already have it in the meat grinder), then the price goes beyond the budget. Yes, and these ubiquitous unwashed leftovers, which just strive to fall into a bowl with grated products. And the semicircular potato sticks are not at all pleasing. And you need to either keep all this on the table, or use it 2 times a year, because you are too lazy to get it out of the box.

And during such doubts, one forum caught my eye, in which Nyseers, alligators and other grinders were discussed. Then I decided that I probably didn’t really need a harvester yet, wouldn’t it be better to look at something fashionable manual. In search of this "something" I came across this forum thread about the great and mighty ... Berener. I reread this topic at random. Along the way, I rummaged through the entire official website, and everything that the search engine gives out for the query "Berner vegetable cutter" ... That's how I got to the idea of ​​a fix that I need a Berner vegetable cutter. But which one ???

First, I settled on the Prima, as the latest model with all the latest improvements. But in the course of reading the first part of the topic, I began to lean towards the Trend. Like, time-tested quality. For a week I probably rushed from side to side, but still deciding that the first decision was the most correct - I ordered the same. offer on the official website. For 3394r, if I'm not mistaken.

It would seem, calm down, sit and wait for your package. But doubts still remained. Somehow I wanted to try the Trend too ...

In general, I ordered it. On Ozone. Vegetable cutter Trend + inserts 1.6 mm and 10 mm + two transparent boxes for inserts + containers Trend + vegetable cutter waffle Classic.
In the same place I ordered an even larger wooden stand for Berner knives for 6 knives (including a hatchet) with a compartment for scissors - for 660 rubles, and two Oriental way wooden serving spoons made of Hevea wood for 228 rubles.
Paid for everything together 2840r.
(actually 3600, but part of the amount was paid with "thank you" bonuses from Sberbank)
And even before the end of September, there is free delivery in Ozone.
As a result, I sit and wait for two parcels at once. True, she did not tell her husband that she ordered a second set of vegetable cutters at Ozone. He only knows about a stand for knives and serving spoons (he himself asked for wooden ones).

Here is the beginning. Let's see what happens next

[Mushka_Liz]

Mushka_Liz Welcome! Consider another countrywoman 🔗.

Olga, Keep the trend boldly to yourself _{I have 1.6 insert well sooo demanded}... Excellent vegetable cutter. It has been serving me for almost 8 years. And Prima can give someone for an anniversary, for example

[Olga]

Welcome!

Olga, Keep the trend boldly to yourself _{I have 1.6 insert well sooo demanded}... Excellent vegetable cutter. It has been serving me for almost 8 years. And Prima can give someone for an anniversary, for example

Indeed, I completely forgot to say hello.

Hello everyone!!!

Hi, Ksyushk @ -Plushk @, almost a countrywoman
Yes, I think that I will find someone to "attach" one set. But I will decide which one during the tests. The main thing is that both reach. And in general, maybe I will like both of them, and I will take turns using them.

Yesterday we were preparing lecho, and I had a question. Has anyone chopped vegetables for lecho on the Berner? Which attachment did you use to cut the tomatoes?

Yesterday we were preparing lecho, and I had a question. Has anyone chopped vegetables for lecho on the Berner? Which attachment did you use to cut the tomatoes?

As a Trend, I mainly cut tomatoes into rings. How would you like it? If not overripe, then 7mm cubes could be. Overripe is more problematic already, crushes.

As a result, I sit and wait for two parcels at once. True, she did not tell her husband that she ordered a second set of vegetable cutters at Ozone. He only knows about a stand for knives and serving spoons (he himself asked for wooden ones).
Here is the beginning. Let's see what happens next

Our person! My husband still half a year after buying the Trend, waffle, Roco and a bunch of other things, he still does not know how much it all cost me. And on the sly, replenishment of the collection continues.
So congratulations on your shopping. I would, however, buy one thing, but + all sorts of Rocko, Carly, and other graters. They do not duplicate the main set, but give a new type of cutting. And Prima and Trend for the most part duplicate each other. Only Prima has a slightly wider functionality, while the Trend has better reliability and the residuals on the Trend remain smaller.

But if you didn’t rub anything before, and now you have both, then this is a unique opportunity for all of us to find out what you’re all about, after using it a little, you will grow your soul, and then we often have battles here, which is better , Trend or Prima, and so you, as an independent party, will try everything and tell us what it is, current happiness.

but here we often have battles, which is better, Trend or Prima.

So that's why I went broke on both models at once, because I read a lot of your disputes here. I'll try and decide which one suits me best. And I'll give the second to my husband's sister. She was just buying her parents a Chinese analogue of the trend, but she does not use it, since she was caught terrible.

And the tomatoes - I cut them into quarters with my hands. They then boil down, remain stripes. Although, the tomatoes will probably boil up and fall apart anyway. 7mm blocks will be good. I just like the "striped" lecho, like a Korean carrot, only slightly larger.

Tomato slices are not a good idea. There will be a lot of waste, or a lot will have to be cut by hand. At first they are excellently cut (if not overripe, of course), and then one wall is crumpled, flattened, and ends up in an uncut residue.Maybe it's better in circles? So they cut without problems and without a trace. You can take medium-sized cream for lecho, for example. I cut small ones for freezing - just gorgeous!
Or, as an option, cut a large tomato into quarters already in a fruit holder and cut on a knifeless one.

And in my Berner, the pins in the fruit holder move tightly. That is, it is not always possible to smoothly and easily move the vegetable forward during the rubbing process. And I got some kind of potato ... generally iron ... with difficulty rubbed against the fruit-bearer, I put it forward with great effort. Did anyone have that?
And tell me, do you drive vegetables on a grater only in one direction? left-to-right or top-down ... I can do it in both directions at a fast pace.
And in general, I noticed that when I cut quickly, then everything is erased practically without residues, and when slowly, as with this iron potato, large pieces remain in the remainder.

Makabush, on the knifeless one, Carly or Roko, I do not tear my hand off, I rub it in both directions. Is that cabbage on Carly I try in one direction, otherwise the cabbage, due to layering, scatters in different directions. And on the knife I raise the vegetable when I bring my hand up. Otherwise, instead of even bars, you will get uneven noodles.

Hello, young ladies! ... Tell me, please, do they sell the original Berner on ozone? ... it's just that the prices there are lower than on the official website ...

[Miss mary]

Miss mary, I ordered something on Ozone from Berner. It seems like the original came. The packaging was adequate. Rubs everything ok, even good. Didn't cause any suspicions.

Makabush, on the knifeless one, Carly or Roko, I do not tear my hand off, I rub it in both directions. Is that cabbage on Carly I try in one direction, otherwise the cabbage, due to layering, scatters in different directions. And on the knife I raise the vegetable when I bring my hand up. Otherwise, instead of even bars, you will get uneven noodles.

I just meant the knifeless one, I use the blocks much less often, as it turned out, in the cooking process).

Original, original. At his forum, Berner confirmed several times that their products are presented at Ozone. I also bought my Prima, Roko and waffle there. No complaints))

I just meant the knifeless one, I use the blocks much less often, as it turned out, in the cooking process).

And I have the same sticks and the knifeless one. Well, Carlos' favorite, of course, is not idle.
And I was thinking about purchasing a 1.6 mm insert. I will probably take it.

And I have the same sticks and the knifeless one. Well, Carlos' favorite, of course, is not idle.
And I was thinking about purchasing a 1.6 mm insert. I will probably take it.

Tan, why don't you have Roko? It’s better than an insert. On the insert, there are ragged pieces on the blocks, if the hand trembled slightly to the side, but on Roko everything is even.

[Venta]

Yes, the prices for Ozone are slightly, but still cheaper. I was also afraid to order there, I was afraid to run into a fake, somewhere in this thread I saw a message from Ventathat Ozone trades with the original - I have ordered everything. They also have a nice bonus - they accept up to 30% points from Sberbank (when paying by credit card). Well, until the end of September - free delivery, at least with full prepayment.

Tan, why don't you have Roko? It’s better than an insert. On the insert, there are ragged pieces on the blocks, if the hand trembled slightly to the side, but on Roko everything is even.

Monich, I have Roko. The carrot is a bit heavy on it in length. And I've already become addicted to carrots. I'll try 1.6 - maybe it will go easier. I no longer need a runoff, the carrot itself is lope. Well, if 1.6 is not easier than on Roko, then there will be another felt in the house. I have few of them, panima