Question about Saladacco

[Guest guest]

Dale,

 

The Saladacco is a peice of crap. It is also branded as Joyce Chen

and Metro. It has one tiny blade that can be used flat or angel

hair. It breaks easilly and only handles a very small peice at a

time.

 

Better spiral cutters are horizontal, not vertical. I bought ALL of

them. They were either poorly made or ungodly expensive, so I

improved the poorly made ones to work like the expensive ones and

made molds and had some made. They are a hit at the local raw food

joint and at the local raw food pot lucks.

 

I was going to put them on a site along with ceramic knives (which I

have a ton of), Evert Fresh storage bags and the cream of the crop of

peelers. Haven't gotten to it yet as I'm swamped with my electronics

business.

 

My unit has 3 stainless steel combs for linguine, spaghetti and angel

hair, or leave them out and get flat ribbons.

 

$30 is the wholesale plus $7.50 S & H, money back if you don't like it.

 

Email me at mstrong at jlielectronics dot com and I'll send you one.

You can report back on how you like it.

 

Mark

 

 

 

rawfood , " Dale Bolton " <dalebolton wrote:

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> Have seen the Saladacco demonstrated on Alissa Cohen video - is it

a hit and

> miss device. I have little use for junk - will it last more than a

few

> months

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> Dale

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[Guest guest]

rawfood , " mstrong56 " <mstrong wrote:

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> Dale,

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> The Saladacco is a peice of crap.

 

Myself and all the others I know love theirs. They don't use it every

day but it works fine. My friend with the institute has 3 that she

loves. That is great that you sell one of your own, but for $20, our

saladaccos have worked for years - there is no reason to totally bash

it is all just to sell your own - ?

 

Erica

[Guest guest]

Hi Erica,

 

I'm not bashing it to sell mine. I'm in the electronics

manufacturing

business. I just make raw food kitchen stuff when I can't find

something reasonable that I personally want to use.

 

Maybe Saladacco works fine for your needs. I'm a bit of a nut when

it

comes to kitchen stuff. For example i think Vita Mix is wimpy and

have

a 5 HP Waring with a 1 gallon stainless container. I think Cusineart

food processors are wimpy and I have a RoboCoupe R2Dice. I have a

giant ultrasonic tank to clean my veggies, etc.

 

Were I primarily interested selling my stuff, certainly I would have

made a web site to do so. In fact please contact me privately with

your mailing address and I'll send you few for yourself and your

frinds

to try out, free. I think I have made something much better and that

you guys will prefer it. You decide.

 

Mark

 

> Myself and all the others I know love theirs. They don't use it

every

> day but it works fine. My friend with the institute has 3 that she

> loves. That is great that you sell one of your own, but for $20,

our

> saladaccos have worked for years - there is no reason to totally

bash

> it is all just to sell your own - ?

>

> Erica

>

[Guest guest]

For example i think Vita Mix is wimpy and

> have

> a 5 HP Waring with a 1 gallon stainless container. I think

Cusineart

> food processors are wimpy and I have a RoboCoupe R2Dice. I have a

> giant ultrasonic tank to clean my veggies, etc.

>

> Were I primarily interested selling my stuff, certainly I would have

> made a web site to do so.

 

Wow. That makes sense - you ARE hardcore! LOL! For what we use it for,

here and there, it's fine, you are right. But it is not heavy duty in

the least, you are right about that, too. Hey - I'm taking you up on

your offer! THANKS! ERica