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A. - 1. |
peeling
machines
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1.10 |
Peeling
machines for potatoes boiled in their skin
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Explanation of the term "Pellkartoffel" (potato
boiled in its skin):
The German verb
"pellen" is linguistically related to the
English verb "to peel". In German, the term
"pellen" implies the careful removal of the
outer skin of a boiled potato. Potatoes,
which are still firm when boiled, are mostly used.
In order to prepare a
good potato salad, Germans first boil suitable
potatoes, then proceed to remove the outer
skin by hand.
A potato prepared in
this way retains its specific potato flavor and
contributes to the exceptional quality of the potato
salad. Up until now,
"Pellkartoffeln" could only be peeled by
hand.
Now potatoes
boiled in their skin can also be
machine-peeled. Peeling results are very good.
Only very few workers are required for re-cleaning (post-treatment).
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Potatoes (variety
Princess), first cooked, then peeled.
The surveying of these potatoes has still to be done. |
To peel cooked (waxy) potatoes, we use the multi-disc
peeling machine MSS with specially designed peeling tools (section
A.-1.2).
These machines are available in different sizes. They
are also suitable for peeling other tubers, roots vegetables
and some fruit.
Demonstration at our peeling laboratory is possible!
Please ask for conditions!
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