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Manual Slicers & Graters
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Borner V Slicer
Latest review: I have wanted the Borner V Slicer for years because I have numbness with 2 of my fingers little one and the next finger. I couldn't cut strait at all carrots onions tomatoes, I tried so hard to cut
Danoz Speed Slicer
Latest review: Bought one that looks exactly like this one, but not from Danoz. Mine has adjustable blade height knob and a pop-up julienne blades knob underneath the slicer - not mentioned in the Danoz ad. Found
Kuhn Rikon Quick Slice Julienne Mandoline
Latest review: This is great design, sharp, safe, easy to use and clean - I can't imagine why anyone would buy a mechanical one, especially after looking at some of the
Ritter Food Slicer Markant 01
Latest review: I bake loaves in a bread machine once or twice a week. Until I bought this slicer about 6 months ago I had pretty poor results trying to slice bread, particularly fresh bread, with a bread knife.
Joseph Joseph Tri Peeler
Latest review: Pros: 4 products in one Great space saver Dishwasher safe Cons: Very VERY shape, be careful when using. Depending from person to person, some people might be use to using a straight peeler
Progressive Prepwork Thin Apple Slicer
Latest review: If you don't need to slice a lot of apples then this is not for you. I cook for an elderly person who loves stewed apples so I am often peeling, coring and slicing apples. You still need to peel the
Ikea Chosigt
Latest review: I have two of these things. A good grater is essential as we are nursing a dog with cancer, and need to grate some exotic ingredients for her dinner every night. Her raw ginger is stored and used for
Victorinox Rex
Latest review: This Swiss made all metal peeler with a carbon steel blade is a very, very good peeler. However it is not the best. The best peeler I have ever had is my recently deceased all metal Japanese made
Joseph Joseph Shred Line
Latest review: Pros: Single high quality piece of stainless steel easy to wash. Compact and space saving. Easy and safe to use. Slick and modern design Cons: Need more spikes so you can grate
Microplane Classic Series Premium Zester / Grater
Latest review: As many have found, Microplane is great, better than many graters before. But it is not durable. Don't know whether it is planned obsolescence. Mine disintegrated after a few years (using about
Savannah Potato Chipper
Latest review: Got this as a gift, used it one time and it cut one potato using all my strength. Broke on the next one. It was a gift, not what I was envisioning but I gave it a try. I’ll go buy a good o
Avon Veggie Spiral Slicer
Latest review: Your able to add Variety and Color and more Health to any meal,especially pastas and Spaghettis and Stirfries,quickly.Colors of carrot,zucchini,orange potatoes and more are attractive to children.
Cuisena Mini Hand Grater
Latest review: It is easy to use for vegetables and cheese. The grated material doesn't spill everywhere so you have no mess to clean up, unlike many others which have to container. Easy to use, cheap. Watch you
Jamie Oliver Fine / Coarse Grater Set
Latest review: I have been using both the coarse and fine grater for a couple of months and I find them easy to use. The graters look good quality and work well. They are slightly bent but once you get used
Kleva Swifty Slicer
Latest review: I purchased 2 of these slicers and also purchased the OXO brand slicer. The swifty slicer is flimsy and does not have a usable grater, the saftey holder does not pack inside the unit, made from cheap
Microplane 4-Sided Box Grater
Latest review: Wouldn't happily recommend. Tried grating 5 potatoes & the plastic snapped. It also needs to be stronger! Very very very sharp! Trust me. My finger slipped & ended up needing my finger
Veleka Multi Purpose Slicer
Latest review: In the category of "seemed like a good idea at the time" I used my wire egg slicers to slice mushrooms. This worked the first few times but in the end some of the mushrooms stalks proved a bit tough
Chef'n Pull'n Slice
Latest review: I bought this thinking it would make my kitchen life easier, but wrong! It is fiddly to put together, doesn't slice or grate well and taking it apart for cleaning is a nuisance for the little work
Progressive Smart Slice Mandoline HG-56
Latest review: The progressive mandolin smart slicer is $60.00 worth of plastic rubbish. Struggled to slice Tomatoes / Potato's / Onions. Don't waste your money on this
Zyliss Dial 'n' Slice Cheese Slicer
Latest review: Works ok. You get nice thin slices but the blade tends to tear the cheese off at the end of the stroke. You need to lift the device towards the end of the cheese block, and then rotate the cheese and
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