My new vintage kitchen toy.

[hippywife]

I got this at the little second hand shop where I work for three dollars. It's complete with five cones and I used the shredded for hash browns this morning.


http://cgi.ebay.com/KING-KUTTER-FOOD-VEGETABLE-CUTTER-PROCESSOR-5-CONES-/140410534760?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item20b11ebb68

:hi:

[Stinky The Clown]

1. That's almost identical to the (somewhat) older Kitchenaid shredder attachments

I would bet those cutter cones would fit perfectly a Kitchenaid.

[hippywife]

5. I wonder.

I don't have the shredder attachment to the KA, just the grain mill, so I can't test out that theory. Hmmmm.

:hi:

P.S. Not sure if it's something you would be interested in or not, but I thought about you this morning when I saw this:

http://www.cooking.com/products/shprodde.asp?SKU=685498

[grasswire]

2. I think we had a thread about King Kutter items in the collectibles forum

Seems to me that one of the regulars over there knew quite a bit about King Kutter items. If I am recalling correctly.

[hippywife]

4. Thanx, E.

I'll check it out. Mine differs only in that it has a red hard plastic handle. It's pretty cool and I'm glad it's still in excellent condition and works well.

:hi:

[Warpy]

3. You're going to use that thing until it falls apart

and they tend to last forever.

I have a Mouli, http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-MOULI-SALAD-MAKER-BRAND-NEW-BOX-NEVER-USED-/160449769423?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item255b8d2fcf I'm so damn old I got it new and still have the box. I have to rebend things once in a while, but it makes things like grating mozzarella a total snap. It's been supplanted by the mandoline for things like coleslaw, but for potatoes, carrots, cheese, and other stuff that has to be grated in large quantity, it's fantastic.

I imagine the King Kutter is a good equivalent.