8-in-1 Mandoline Slicer with Catch Bowl, Grater and Strainer
$28.99
Free shipping in the United States · shipping to Europe, the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand calculated at checkout · 3 to 7 days from the US warehouse, 6 to 12 days for anything shipped from our supplier · Tracked · Damaged or wrong: refunded or replaced
Chopping vegetables by hand takes longer than the cooking. This slicer does julienne, plain slices, waffle cuts and grating, and everything lands in the bowl underneath instead of on the worktop.
The lid takes one blade at a time and everything falls into the bowl. Julienne, plain slices, waffle cut and grating are four different inserts, not four settings.
The lid holds whichever blade you are using. Swap it for another and carry on.
What you get
Catch bowl with a locking lid, 18.8 cm across — 29 cm overall with the handle, 9.5 cm tall
Four interchangeable cutting blades
A grater insert and a draining strainer that sit on the same bowl
A hand guard so your fingers stay clear of the blade
The same bowl takes a strainer insert, so what you have just cut can be rinsed and drained without changing container.
Good to know
The blades are sharp, which is the point. Use the hand guard, and wash the parts by hand rather than in the dishwasher so the edges last.
The pink one. Same parts, same blades — the colour is the only difference between the two we sell.
It ships free, and it ships fast
Every order ships free inside the United States, tracked. Part of the catalogue sits in a US warehouse and arrives in three to seven days. The rest ships from our supplier in China and takes six to twelve days. Every product page says which of the two it is, before you buy.
Chosen for one reason
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