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2025 Upgraded 3rd Generation Mandoline Slicer for Kitchen
Because the feed port is enlarged, it is an upgraded version of the basic model and uses food-grade materials. So this Mandoline slicer is pretty big.
Jac B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
You’re going to absolutely HATE this thing, until you start using it….it will blow you away ! I have personally bought and used more of those El Cheapō ( Finger Slicers ! )…some of which were not so cheap, than I would care to admit. The BIG, BIG, Deal with It is…..if you want to slice your fingers with it, you’ll need lots of help ! Even then, it won’t be possible ! At home we unaffectionally refer to our non-descript “banjo” as the “finger-slicer”. YOU are going to LOVE this thing ! No more sliced fingers ! You’ll have options and opportunities you never dreamed of. I am a bit of a “gadget guy” and as such it is very important to me that my “Stuff” works ! It does everything it “says” it will. Just wait ‘till you prepare your first ( I call them “potato chips) thinly sliced spuds and fry’em up to perfection !I’ve got a whole bucket of “time” in my shop that I’ve saved from using it…..Wow ! I could use that extra time for some more projects !
Debra Poplaski
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
Finally, a safe and sturdy mandaline that is so easy to use and easy to clean.The main reason I bought this slicer was to make my own dehydrated sweet potato chips for my dogs.One small bag costs $9.99!It took longer to wash 4 big sweet potatoes than it did to slice them.Seriously.The slices were laid out on trays to be dehydrated.Voilà!Within minutes I had the equivalent of 3 or 4 bags of sweet potato slices prepped for dehydrating AND without any danger of injuring myself.Another couple of sweet potatoes and the slicer will pay for itself.I'm looking forward to experimenting with the French Fry, Chopping and Julienne features, too.I highly recommend this seller and this product.
Alsacien
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Fantastic device, no more finger cuts, blood, hydrogen peroxide and adhesive bandages that we never find!!! Easy to wash and use a circular button to define the thickness of the cuts of carrots, onions etc, large capacity the photo with a fist of one hand is real and not rigged as often, easy to store because folding in short a fantastic and cheap purchase
M Stone
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
I have been slicing apples and potatoes more than ever. It’s so easy and much safer. I love the catch bin too.
Molly Ann
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Slices great and quickly. I just starting making homemade dog food, and can slice a huge volume of vegetables in various shapes and sizes extremely quickly. It’s easy to use and easy to clean. Very safe to use as well.
An Empty-Nester
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
This would be a good set to have for a right handed individual in their kitchen, fold out easily for them, sharp blades you don't have to change or touch (and convenient brush included to get stuck item out from beneath or behind the blades safely)I'm mentioning this about right hand people ..Because as a left handed, it's not intuitive for me to use. It's awkward to open with my dominant hand, harder to clean for me, and I have to constantly refer to diagrams and instructions to use (my right handed relatives find it a LOT easier and safer for them to use)The chute is large, I was able to put in a half onion to slice easily (and even a decent size tomato too).This wouldn't be appropriate to slice such as carrots (celery, etc).All in all, mixed bag for me. Being a left handed, it's not intuitive like I would want, but it does the job well enough.( YES, can clean in dishwasher! That's the big selling point here as well)
Customer K
Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2025
Dysfunctional product, false advertisment
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
There are two variations of this mandolin. This one with a knob and the other with a handle. The main difference is the size. Both are excellent mandolins. Go with the one with a knob if space is limited in your kitchen as it is very compact but with a smaller blade. Go with the one with a handle if you need to cut larger foods like potatoes and have the storage space. Again both are excellent mandolins. You won’t be disappointed.
Andrew K.
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2024
Nothing else to add. It is very good ! Thank You very much.
Jan
Reviewed in Canada on December 3, 2024
Great product!
Steven I.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
Hard to use, not worth it!
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