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While many of the solutions provided in this article are straightforward, some require knowing how to use ordinary tools in different ways. All of these methods combined should be able to replicate a food processor, and while these are slower, more labour-intensive methods, they are an excellent experience for learning to cook from scratch. They also use no electricity--good for nostalgia or slow-cooking type meals. | While many of the solutions provided in this article are straightforward, some require knowing how to use ordinary tools in different ways. All of these methods combined should be able to replicate a food processor, and while these are slower, more labour-intensive methods, they are an excellent experience for learning to cook from scratch. They also use no electricity--good for nostalgia or slow-cooking type meals. | ||
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# [[Shred Lettuce and Cabbage, Restaurant Style|Shred]] using a grater. For shredded foods, most foods can be grated using a manual [[Clean a Kitchen Grater|grater]]. | # [[Shred Lettuce and Cabbage, Restaurant Style|Shred]] using a grater. For shredded foods, most foods can be grated using a manual [[Clean a Kitchen Grater|grater]]. | ||
