Prepworks by Progressive Adjust-A-Slice Mandoline

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Prepworks by Progressive Adjust-A-Slice Mandoline

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Get perfect, even slices of carrots, onions, zucchini, tomatoes, kiwi and apples
Sliding button adjusts between 3 thicknesses: thin, medium and thick
Angled blade provides more efficient slicing
Non-skid base and ridges keep mandoline slicer stable on cutting surface and allow for use over a bowl
Dishwasher safe, hand wash for best results

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Customer Reviews

Remarkably good--doubly so for the priceWe cook a great deal when we go on vacations and--sure enough--we forgot our mandoline this winter. The home we rented did not have one and...we took a chance. This one works perfectly, has a clever safety catch (we use the safety/knife-pruf gloves, always) and was very nicely balanced. In brief, it was far better than the more expensive and seeming "professional" one we had left at home. This one will replace it on our return. 4I love this!I got this to make my grandmother's German cucumber salad. I love that it has three thicknesses plus a closed position that prevents you from cutting yourself on the very sharp blade. It cuts my cucumbers perfectly, easily, and safely. It also works well for other things I've sliced like onions, tomatoes, apples... actually, given how easy it is to use, I keep looking for things to slice.... Clean-up with hot soapy water is quick and easy. I am so glad I got this and think it is definitely worth it. 5Great product for the price! Won't last forever, but I'm buying the same thing again.This is one of those kitchen products that really changed the way we cook and eat. I used to struggle with time and energy to prep vegetables for weeknight dinners. I tried cutting veggies in advance - works well for some foods, but very poorly with others (ie, onions, zucchini). I can't stand eating dried-out salads that were cut the day (or more) before. I also don't have time to get out my big, clumsy mandoline and deal with all the pieces and cleaning it up afterward. With this product, I can make salad or cooked vegetables in minutes. I slice carrots and onions right over the top of salads. I set the thickness to "1" or "2" and slice zucchini or summer squash right into a pan already warming on the stove (with a little salt and pepper, or Italian seasonings, this is a really easy side dish). I love that this product reduces both my prep time and clean up and has increased the amount of vegetables we eat. My household uses The Prepworks Mandoline almost daily (at least 5 days/week).I am giving this product four stars instead of five because it became more difficult to clean after the first year of use. I did not encounter the problems other reviewers mentioned with food getting stuck during the first year of use, and assumed it was because I was always cleaning it right away. I'm not sure if the blade loosened from use or if the mandoline was left with food on it one too many times, but it's become more difficult to get small food fragments out from behind the blade. It also seems like it's taking longer to air dry and it's impossible to get water out of the space between the blade and the main plastic board with towel drying. I'm tossing out the old one, but I will replace it with the same product. I normally avoid disposable products, but with more than a year and half of heavy use, and no good substitutes on the market, I will keep buying these as long as the replacements are as good as the first. 4Cuts really wellI like how it allows me to slice vegetables thinly and easily which is something that is usually a pain due to the counter space in The Cutting Board being extremely small. I didn't like how I cut my finger the first day but that is entirely my fault. I was not having a good day with sharp objects because about 10 minutes prior to that I also cut my finger with a knife. That's why you should use the safety Implement although it doesn't really work well for zucchinis until about the last third so keep that in mind. I haven't tested it on very many things but it works well and the blade doesn't look too hard to replace if I really need to, but it's only $10 so if it lasts me a year I'll be happy. 5Design Flaw - limited use with larger fruits/veggiesI already have an OXO mandolin slicer set that I like and use quite a bit. However, the set is limited as to the thickness of the slices so I got this because of good reviews and because it was small (didn t give me more than what I needed which was the adjustable thickness slicer only).Unfortunately, there seems to be two design flaws in the thing. First, is that the mandolin has a lip at the very end so that anything you slice that is a large vegetable or fruit hits against the lip. Think sweet potatoes or cucumbers that you re slicing lengthwise. Basically you can at most get an slice that s 4-5 inches in length and then it starts to butt up against the lip of the mandolin and that s as far as you can slice. With softer large fruits/veggies this may not be a problem as they ll just curl and perhaps you can keep slicing but I tried it with sweet potatoes and it was a struggle. Ended up with many broken pieces.The second flaw is that the adjustability mechanism for the thickness creates a sort of wedge shape that makes it so that the trailing edge of the fruit/veggie gets caught at that wedge. So even with an apple (!) which is nowhere near as hard as a potato, I would slice once and then grab the slice from underneath the mandolin me to free it from where it was stuck in between the blade and the adjustable plastic plate. Very frustrating. Obviously this is going back. Even with a standard Fuji Apple, I couldn t do lengthwise cuts (on a quartered Apple) without the fruit getting stuck after each slice. I finally had to to do cross slices which was stupidly smaller than what I needed.Shouldn t be this hard. Returned. 2Ggreat SlicerI was looking for a slicer like my mom used to have. I like that you have 3 choices of how thin/thick the vegetables should be sliced. It works great and its super easy to clean. The food holder works much better than the ones with the prongs. 5Surprisingly greatI have purchased many of this type of slicer over the years after watching infomercials. Although depicted to work with ease, I was consistently disappointed either by the loss of fingertips or failure to perform the function promised. This one is great! It does the job with no personal risk of injury when following simple instructions. Highly recommend. 5Perfect Mandoline. No fuss or Hassle.This is my first mandolin so I'm not expert but this thing is fantastic. I hate a hassle and won't use something if I need to take it apart or wash it by hand, etc. This mandolin is made for those, like me, who love easy and simple gadgets without the fuss while still getting results. Again, it's my first so I can't compare the results but I love thinly slicing watermelon radish and other for garnish and bowls (see picture. I would never be able to cut a radish like that. I cut it thinly length wise after I used the mandoline but it's all done in a matter of a minute). You don't need to remove the blade, you can wash it in the dishwasher and determining thickness is as simple as moving a button to 1,2 or 3. I use it with the gripper and bought the no cry gloves separately (I'm dangerous in the kitchen!). Next to vitamix, this is my favorite kitchen gadget I purchased this year. It's insanely affordable too! I highly recommend. 5Good price, and yes, it can slice beef! (you just gotta freeze it a bit)Now unlike a lot of people who bought this product, I used this to make beef jerky that was paper thin instead of vegetables. I put the beef in the freezer for a bit until it was firm, and selected the thinnest setting. A night passed, and I had made my best batch of beef jerky yet! Thin, crispy, but still packed with flavor. (If it isn't apparent I really like beef jerky and this works pretty good for making it thin.) 5Really sharp slicer!This slicer/mandoline is amazingly sharp. I love that it has different thicknesses, that makes it very versatile. At thickness 1, I shred cabbage for slaw, at 2 apples for pie or cucumbers for salad, at 3 potatoes for Spanish tortilla ... and I could go on and on. Saves a lot of time if you need to cut large batches of fruit and vegetables. You've got to be really careful though, it can easily slice off a piece of your finger or nail if you don't use the guard! 5

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