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Salad Machine

RP Food Cutter -  $289



  • The Royal Prestige® Food Cutter allows you to slice and grate all types of foods including vegetables, fruits, hard cheeses and sausage
  • Manually operated
  • Easy to turn, which gives you complete control over the speed of the machine and the size of processed food pieces
  • Heavy, chrome plated base and hopper
  • It comes with 5 cones, which provide a wide range of food processing ability
  • The cutting cones are constructed of Stainless Steel for everlasting beauty and protection


Cutting Cones
For your convenience and ease of use, the cone number is stamped on the base of each cone.
CAUTION: The edges of the cutting cones are very sharp. USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN HANDLING.


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#1 CONE  Shredder-Grater: Use for fine shredding of hard foods like beets and carrots for salads and garnishes, shredding turnips or potatoes for Latkes, and for fine grating of nuts, chocolate, crackers, dry bread, coconut, and hard cheeses.
Wash and drain fruits and vegetables before grating or shredding. Do not peel vitamins and minerals are contained directly under the skins of most fruits and vegetables. Shredded foods require very little moisture for cooking the waterless way.  The #1 cone is perfect for preparing fresh fruits and vegetables for babies and soft foods for special diets. The #1 cone is perfect for grating and de-stringing celery.


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#2 CONE Julienne-Stringer: Use for Julienne strips or for stringing potatoes, salad vegetables, to peel and Julienne onions, chop celery for soups, stews and stir fry, Julienne hard and soft cheeses and fruits. No need to peel potatoes, just give them a good scrub and use cone #2 for shoestring potatoes. To Julienne onions, just cut in quarters from top to bottom, place lengthwise with skin up away from blade, turn the handle to chop and peel. Leave the peel on apples to add more color to your dish, cut in half, and remove the core and stem, and turn skin side to the cone. To chop and peel fruits and vegetables, with the skin up away from cone. Julienne style hard and soft cheeses for salads and for quick melting. For a fine cabbage slaw, quarter cabbage, remove core, place with leaf side to cutting cone.


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#3 CONE Chopping- Shoe String French fry: Prepares the perfect French Fries every time (similar in size to McDonald’s)! It’s so quick and easy, and healthy, you’ll want to serve them often. Scrub and drain large baking potatoes, remove blemishes on skin, do not peel. Place potato lengthwise across cutting cone, apply a slight amount of pressure, and turn the handle quickly. That’s all there is to cutting perfect French Fries. To cook, deep fry in oil, or bake on a lightly oiled cookie sheet in 375°F oven 30-45 minutes, sprinkle with malt vinegar and serve. To chop onions, slice the onion from top to bottom, trim stems and place in hopper lengthwise, apply a slight amount of pressure while turning the handle. Out come the peel and the chopped onions.


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#4 CONE Plain SlicerFor Slaw, Potato Chips, Radishes, Pickles, Carrots, Nut Meats, Onions, Yellow and Green Squash, Mushrooms and Sauerkraut. To make potato chips, give the potatoes a good scrub, drain, do not peel. Place the end of the potato against the cone or rest against food guide perpendicular to the cutting cone. Apply a slight amount of pressure while turning the handle. Onions for hamburgers or sandwiches are best prepared cut in half, and peeled, place the onion in the hopper, apply slight pressure while turning handle. Smaller onions slice best. To slice mushrooms, place sideways in hopper, slice one at a time.


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#5 CONE Rippled – Waffle Slicer: Potatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Beets, Carrots, Apples, Bananas, Yellow and Green Squash. Except for bananas, it’s unnecessary to peel fruits and vegetables. Give them a good scrub, rinse, drain and you’re ready to cut. Cucumbers and Carrots cut with the #5 cone are beautiful for salads and garnishes. Also great for canning Cabbage cut with the #5 cone. Quarter cabbage with French Chef Knife; remove the core, place point leaf side to the cutting cone. Apply a moderate amount of pressure as you turn the handle, gives cabbage a unique texture for coleslaw.