Thermomix Blade Cover & Peeler Explained
The Dummy Cook
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In this video, I’m testing the Thermomix Blade Cover & Peeler with potatoes, beets, ginger, and garlic to see how well it actually works — and when it’s worth using.
This accessory has two main functions: it can help peel ingredients like root vegetables, and it also works as a blade cover for gentle cooking methods like slow cooking and sous vide.
For peeling, it’s not always absolutely necessary — you can definitely still peel by hand — but it can come in very handy, especially when you’re preparing larger quantities or want to save time.
But as a blade cover, it’s a different story. Some Thermomix recipes, especially slow cooking and sous vide recipes, require a blade cover because the blades need to move gently to circulate the liquid and keep the temperature even, while the food stays protected from the sharp blades.
So if you need a blade cover for those recipes, my opinion is: you might as well get the version that also peels.
In this video I show:
How the Blade Cover & Peeler works
Potatoes, beets, ginger, and garlic tested
When peeling with it makes sense
Why some recipes need a blade cover
What sous vide means
Examples of Thermomix recipes that use this accessory
The Blade Cover & Peeler is not an accessory you need for every single recipe, but it does unlock certain cooking methods and can make prep easier.
Want one or have questions? Send me a message and I’ll help you figure out if it makes sense for the way you cook.
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Don’t have a Thermomix yet? We can fix that!
📧 Email me: TheDummyCook@gmail.com
Let’s set up a quick discovery call — I’ll answer your questions about the new Thermomix TM7 and share my best tips & tricks to make your Thermomix journey easier.
👉 About to order your TM7?
Please choose my name before checkout "Diana Legisima"
Or use my direct link: https://shop.thermomix.com/consultant...
Ordering through my link (or choosing my name) means you’ll have me in your corner after your TM7 arrives — helping with setup, Cookidoo, first recipes, questions, and little tips that make the whole Thermomix journey easier.
✨ Follow me for more Thermomix TM7 recipes, cooking tips & tricks:
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Thank you!!
— Diana, The Dummy Cook
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Thermomix Blade Cover & Peeler Explained
The Dummy Cook
6,843 views
In this video, I’m testing the Thermomix Blade Cover & Peeler with potatoes, beets, ginger, and garlic to see how well it actually works — and when it’s worth using.
This accessory has two main functions: it can help peel ingredients like root vegetables, and it also works as a blade cover for gentle cooking methods like slow cooking and sous vide.
For peeling, it’s not always absolutely necessary — you can definitely still peel by hand — but it can come in very handy, especially when you’re preparing larger quantities or want to save time.
But as a blade cover, it’s a different story. Some Thermomix recipes, especially slow cooking and sous vide recipes, require a blade cover because the blades need to move gently to circulate the liquid and keep the temperature even, while the food stays protected from the sharp blades.
So if you need a blade cover for those recipes, my opinion is: you might as well get the version that also peels.
In this video I show:
How the Blade Cover & Peeler works
Potatoes, beets, ginger, and garlic tested
When peeling with it makes sense
Why some recipes need a blade cover
What sous vide means
Examples of Thermomix recipes that use this accessory
The Blade Cover & Peeler is not an accessory you need for every single recipe, but it does unlock certain cooking methods and can make prep easier.
Want one or have questions? Send me a message and I’ll help you figure out if it makes sense for the way you cook.
Mentioned videos:
The Cutter: Thermomix TM7 Cutter+ Is Here | What It Do...
The Nester: I Tried the New Thermomix Nester — Eggs, D...
Beet Hummus: Beet Hummus with Thermomix — My New Favori...
Blade Cover and Peeler with TM6: Thermomix - The Blade Cover and Peeler
===============
Don’t have a Thermomix yet? We can fix that!
📧 Email me: TheDummyCook@gmail.com
Let’s set up a quick discovery call — I’ll answer your questions about the new Thermomix TM7 and share my best tips & tricks to make your Thermomix journey easier.
👉 About to order your TM7?
Please choose my name before checkout "Diana Legisima"
Or use my direct link: https://shop.thermomix.com/consultant...
Ordering through my link (or choosing my name) means you’ll have me in your corner after your TM7 arrives — helping with setup, Cookidoo, first recipes, questions, and little tips that make the whole Thermomix journey easier.
✨ Follow me for more Thermomix TM7 recipes, cooking tips & tricks:
https://linktr.ee/thedummycook
Thank you!!
— Diana, The Dummy Cook