🥗 Joseph Joseph Multi Handheld Mandoline Slicer with Food Grip, Adjustable Blades - Dishwasher Safe, Green, One-size Review

I love the design! It's the only one I've ever seen that can actually reach for food. All other mandolins I've ever bought (at least four) just slide or spear the food onto the mandolin. In addition, the gripper stores directly on the mandolin.

This food handle mandoline slicer is very easy and pleasant to use. Food can be cut quickly and easily in this way. Each slice can be cut into three different thicknesses. The blade is very sharp (as it should be) so be sure to use a food handle. It's easy to clean. The sleek design allows storage in a drawer for easy access. This should not be missing in any kitchen.

I had an expensive mandolin that was so difficult to clean. Also, it was bulky and took up too much space in my small kitchen. So I ordered this little food slicer and was very satisfied. I use it almost every day to make the most amazing salads. I can chop lettuce like lettuce into hoagies. I slice cucumbers thin as paper. I chopped celery, onion and green peppers. And best of all, it's easy to clean. Its thin profile is a close second - it takes up almost no space. Thank you for a great…

For my needs this was a must have item in my kitchen tool box. I love the fact that the slices come out so well. The back of the packaging shows you how to get the grabber working with odd-shaped objects like radishes. For security reasons, you can use it without being captured, but only to the point where you have to finish it for your own safety. I love the fact that it slices onions quickly and thinly, almost eliminating the tearing factor that traditional methods cause. For stews, I love…

Let me start by saying that I LOVE Joseph Joseph Kitchenware. Every detail is well thought out and durable. I have about 1/2 dozen and the same number are on my wish list. This mandolin might be my favorite. It's easy to use and incredibly sharp. I grab him every time he can replace a knife. I have a fairly recent injury to the index and middle fingers of my left hand which have proved critical when cutting food. I bought all sorts of little things that I thought might help keep my fingers from