Review on Benriner BN5WH Turning Japanese Stainless by Donny Collins

First of all I have to thank ALL the AMAZON reviewers for all the latest products I've had to research to complement my kitchen appliances and tools. The negative and positive reviews helped me a lot to make very important decisions that saved me TIME and MONEY. I live in a place that doesn't have a lot of specialty stores so AMAZON has been invaluable over the years, and especially now more than ever. Now we come to the evaluation of Benriner. I had a very difficult time with this particular purchase even after reading the reviews. I couldn't decide whether I should just get a mandoline slicer or a cheaper Spiulizer. It was pretty painful. In the end I settled on a Benriner Turner Slicer and a 2000 Matfer Mandolin (which was an even more difficult purchase decision). It seems that there are no "perfect" products in this genre of gadgets, regardless of your price range. The cheaper you go, the more it seems like gadgets are more of a fad and most likely not useful in the long run. etc.). I have previously used this device in a restaurant. I knew this product but I didn't use it for raw pasta, just for decoration. The carrot I used today was larger in diameter and please note that the size of the handle is the inner core that is left over after making a spiral out of the whole carrot. I will use them to make juice. The directions were VERY helpful. The blades were VERY easy to use. The pushing part is EXCELLENT. Some reviewers may use different parts of the hand. I gently pressed the right side of the device with my right hand (I'm left-handed) and it pressed without effort. ) is worth it for creating beautiful decorations (cheaper than paying $5 for micro greens, which I only need a pinch of!). Patience. Know your specific needs. Conducting research on other products. Reading the negative and positive reviews was very helpful as everyone's needs and expectations are different. Another tip is to ground this to the edge of a wooden cutting board over the sink. He didn't slip or slip. Enjoy your personal journey through the kitchen! Aloha.