Safe Mandoline Slicer for Kitchen,Adjustable Potato Slicer 1-8 mm | 4 Modes Slice, Strips,Julienne Dicer,Vegetables Slicer Fry Food Cutter,Stainless Steel Blades, Foldable Dishwasher Safe,Gifts

The most important thing you should know: Many people snub their noses at kitchen gadgets, professing a culinary skill with knives. Fantastic! But not everyone has the same strength. Arthritis and other issues make chopping, slicing and dicing difficult. This gadget is so smooth, so easy to use, and well worth having. 1. THE PRICE Okay, so although I sneered at the price, I considered other ways I spend my money, and decided that if this gadget made working in the kitchen more fun, I was more apt to cook, and stay away from fast food. Done. I love using it, and experimenting with cut size, so it was worth it to me. It does save time, and time is also money, so... Add one to your cart, and wait for the price to go down. It will. 2. THE SAFETY You would need to TRY to hurt yourself on this tool, unlike using a flat mandoline, which for me, is almost a guaranteed accident. It comes with a nifty tool, so you should not ever need to put your fingers anywhere near the blade. If there is a tiny bit of food left in the slicing chamber, just give the lever a few more presses. If it doesn't come out then, it should when you remove the chute and rinse it, especially if you have the blades open wide. If your vegetable falls sideways, add more veggies to support each other, or use a tool to lift the veggie back into upright position before cutting. Yes, the blades are very sharp! THE VARIABLE CUT SIZES: The little dials are not complicated at all. If you turn the main knob to a number (1 is thin, but not THE thinnest) you can then open and turn one, or both of the little knobs to julienne wide or narrow. If you look into the gadget while you are turning the little knobs, you can see the little blades coming out, so you will understand how they work. The variety of cut sizes is plentiful! While I have no complaints, I will mention the cut is on an angle, so carrots, jalapenos and other tubular veggies tend to be elongated and not so much circles. Not a problem for me. They look cool! See photos, and also for the carrot the thickness of a dime, which was cut on the very first click of the dial. By opening both of the julienne blade controls, you can easily have matchstick veggies, which I find amazing. I've been looking for matchstick julienne for years. This is it! THE CHUTE: Place your goodies into the chute, and use the cap to press them into the blades as you push the handle down. You do not have to push hard on either the handle or the cap. Don't slam the handle down each time, or your vegetables will fly off. Gently, but consistently. CLEANING: It is a breeze to clean, especially if you pass it under running water right after you use it. I don't advise soaking this tool, as you may forget it is in the dishwater. Safety first. Use the handy tool it came with. STORAGE: You can put everything back into the box after you use it, or simply turn and press the handle in, and fold the legs in for storage. Easy. No fuss. FINAL THOUGHTS: If something happened to this gadget, I would definitely buy another one. I love it so much, that my first thought was "I want to buy one of these for friends and family." OH, AND WAS THIS REVIEW PAID, or DID I RECEIVE ANY FREE GOODIES? Absolutely not. I leave reviews, especially positive reviews, when I like a product this much. Just order one already.

I had been thinking about purchasing a mandoline for a while, but I wondered if I really needed one. I bought this one based on the design, the price, and the reviews. It took me a little minute to assemble only because I accidentally tossed the instruction manual, and I couldn't figure out how to unlock the plunger. After I got past that (you have to twist the plunger), I was off to the races! It took me less than 5 minutes to uniformly slice 10 big cucumbers with absolutely no effort. To clean it, all I did was spray water through it. It's got little suction cups on the bottom to keep it steady, it folds flat to store, and you can't accidentally cut yourself while using it. You'd have to go poking around pretty far in there to hit the blade. I'm looking forward to chopping carrots with it. I hate the way they roll around on my cutting board when trying to slice more than one at a time. The only thing is I wish the hopper were wide enough to slice eggplant. But I suppose I could cut them down first. I'm going to buy another one to keep on deck in case this one breaks. That's how much I "don't" need this thing. LOL

I love french fries (who doesnt?). I also have an air fryer. But I got sooooo sick of how long it took to cut up all the potatoes. I honestly saw another version of this product on an instagram ad and then came to Amazon looking for it. I found it and purchased it. Let me get this out of the way first. It will get your fruit and veggies in many different ways. the downside is that it will take some trial and error to figure it all out. There is a dial that changes thickness and two like pin/clip things that change width. Once I figured out how to cut fry shapes i was happy. but it did take me reading the manual to do. but it used to take me a good 5-10min to cut my fries. Now, with this device, it literally takes 10 seconds. You can't beat that. Another thing to note is that there are a lot of "fry cutters" out there, but i notice so many of them saying "not for sweet potatoes". But im happy to report that i have been able to cut sweet potatoes into fries without a problem. a couple downsides: a lot of times the fruit/veggie will get stuck in the blade (usually the last bit, which is smaller than the rest.) Cleaning is not the easiest. It somewhat difficult to really get into certain places because they are covered by plastic to keep your fingers safe. Its not impossible to clean, but I do wish it was a little easier. Overall, I think its a good product. it has suction cups on its feet to keep it locked on the countertop (no sliding). and once you dial in how to get the cut you want, its very easy to do.

I absolutely love this slicer. It is so easy to work so easy to clean. I will always have one of these!

Just like others said (reason I bought it) You can use it without cutting yourself! I've bought two mandolin slicers before and managed to cut myself and that was using the protection knob that came with it! I was never going to buy or use a mandolin again until I saw this. I have 2 food processor's that slice and shred and they're great, will still be using them, but they take up a lot of room in my dishwasher and I don't always want to go to all that trouble for a modest amount. The directions are pretty good, although my first use was difficult because I followed setup directions and turned A 360° and put C on 8 (thickest setting) and popped in a sweet potato. I couldn't push handle down all the way, had to push (really more like pump) handle and to my surprise out came french fries. So factory either set it wrong or you don't need to do that setup step for slicing, but I just turned A 360° again and slices came out. Slices do have partial, linear surface cuts in them, but I can't see why that would bother anyone, just wanted you to know so you won't think something is wrong. In fact I did a batch cut thiner and in strips, sprayed them with oil, and popped in air fryer and they came out with crispy edges! My sweet potato fries, although I love them, have never been crispy! I'm not crazy about tomatoes on this, but wasn't expecting to be, they really need serated blade, but they were better than I thought, just wasted tomato compared to slicing. Like others, I have to say I love this. Finally a mandolin I'm happy to use! Just wanted to add a tip I have found very helpful. Although the brush that comes with it is nice, it's been my experience with other blades and brushes that eventually the bristles get cut off, and I use this about every day that I cook. It is a little more difficult to clean because the blades don't come out, and there's quite a few places for food to get stuck. I found using a thin wooden skewer (you can buy a pack at the grocery store) helps immensely, even before cleaning, if I have a blockage. I can get into every nook and cranny. It keeps your fingers far from blade and you can run it down its ribbed area, up at the top by the blades and at bottom chute. Also if you buy thin flexible cutting sheets at Walmart to set it on, you can just take the sheet to sink, rinse and pop in dishwasher, saving you the mess on your counter you might otherwise get. Still love mine and it's been months.

I have owned several "could lose a finger or hand" mandolins but they really intimidated me too...after several searches and long considerations I seen this one and thought why not....so far I love it....used it 9 times blade is sharp, cuts are great..once you figure out the dials(which came quickly), suction cups hold well and so easy to use the pump handle ...which also locks when not in use just push down and twist. I don't worry about cutting myself and there is no waste of product it cuts to the very last little piece. I think it is very easy to clean...I use soapy water and rag then run water down it one way and the other seems to work plus you get little brush for grooves if needed....I personally would not do dishwasher just because I can get it cleaner by hand. Glad I took the chance and bought it...not disappointed at all.

I’ve had both the mandolin slicer with the plastic hand guard that pierces your food but tends to slide off as well as the box where you smash the lid to dice, but this is the first one that I feel completely safe and in control with. I like the design of this one with the plunger style handle vs the one with a hand grip. I have no reference but this one just seems easier to use. Been slicing potatoes and carrots with ease. Yay!

It is an excellent choice when there is a lot of slicing and dicing to do, but not so much when you just want to slice up some tatters to go with your bacon and eggs in the morning. This device does several things well, from slicing veggies at different thicknesses to shredding them. And it does them quickly. However, there are some drawbacks: One is that the feed hopper is too small to hold even a small onion, which must be peeled and cut into smaller pieces to feed it through the machine. The same applies to decent-size potatoes or any other round, normal-size vegetable. Two, cleaning the device after use takes some time because of its design: there are lots of little nooks and crannies that need to be cleaned one at a time using the provided tool. Dishwasher? Sure. But according to the instructions, you can’t leave it in the dishwasher during the drying cycle. Three, there are multiple parts, including the detachable input hopper and its associated push-feeder, the catch tray (which is too small for most uses). Four, The knob for adjusting the overall thickness and the two multi-knife slicers' height adjustments require time and experimentation to get them set the way you want them. On the plus side, it appears to be well-made and works as advertised. It would be a valuable tool if you are cooking for a large family gathering. But if you just want to dice up an onion, use a sharp knife.

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Très facile d’utilisation, même quand la vue baisse. L’objet est sûr tant qu’on l’utilise normalement. En usage correct, aucun risque particulier.

The quality of the product is so poor, I couldn't believe that I order this item after I received it. The seller is advertising on amazon such a good mandoline slicer but in reality it not matching at all what it is shown. I am not happy of their product and one more thing that I paid extra for grey colour mandoline but they sent me blue instead. Charging more money and not fullfilling customer's needs and expectations what you paid for. It is shame!

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