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Intrepid_Chef said:Do you put the blade in the microwave? I try to avoid this because it's not in its best interest.
wadesgirl said:I haven't had a problem with mine. You do have to cut the items down - I wouldn't put the whole jalapeno in there but chop it into two or four pieces before putting it in the MFP.
lkhartmann said:I know it has been in the dishwasher a few times. (I love my husband, I love my husband) I am wondering if there is anyway to sharpen the blades.
oooooh, thanks for reminding me. That recipe looked really good when I was going through the cards. My indecision on dinner has gone away!pchockeymom said:I made the falafel from the mfp recipe card pack today. YUM!
Pampered Angel said:My MFP has water stuck inside. I haven't submerged it in water, and I've only used it twice...I took out the little rubber plugs to try and let it drain, but so far no luck
wadesgirl said:Did you run it under water? Any amount of water close to the center piece can result in water inside of it. I usually take the kitchen brush and scrub off what I can and wipe off with a lysol white.
esavvymom said:Try putting the lid on the bowl- without the blade, and pump the handle a few times. I saw someone else say they managed to get the water out- but I don't exactly remember how. It seemed it was as simple as pumping the handle a few times....worth a short. Can't hurt!
BethCooks4U said:I made a fruit dip in the MFP with cream cheese and marshmallow fluff and one of our sprinkles. Mixed up great. Looked great. I could.not.get.the.blade.out.of.the.bowl. I ended up putting my fingers down into the dip to get it out (gloves on of course, but still...). It wasn't pretty but people were still impressed.
Intrepid_Chef said:I tried to use mine twice to blend butter and oats for apple crisp. It recommended a food processor and I thought he MFP would be perfect for it. Epic fail!
Since my knees were not up to me searching for my real food processor, I resorted to the tried and true method of cutting the butter with two butter knives.
byrd1956 said:Beth was it an 8 oz. jar of fluff and and 8 oz. block of cream cheese? Maybe a 2 tsp of sprinkles?
It is recommended to sharpen your MFP blades every 3-6 months, depending on how frequently you use your MFP.
You can sharpen your MFP blades at home using a sharpening stone or a honing steel. However, if you are not confident in your sharpening skills, it is best to take it to a professional.
The best way to sharpen your MFP blades is to use a sharpening stone or a honing steel. Make sure to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer and use the correct angle for sharpening.
If your MFP blades are no longer cutting smoothly and are instead tearing or crushing food, it is a sign that they need to be sharpened. You may also notice a decrease in performance and efficiency.
It is recommended to use a sharpening tool specifically designed for kitchen knives and blades, such as a sharpening stone or a honing steel. Avoid using electric sharpeners or rough surfaces that can damage your MFP blades.