SupMaKin Safe Mandoline Slicer for Kitchen, Potato Slicer, All in 1 Vegetables Slicer and Chopper, French Fry Cutter, Adjustable Thickness, Dishwasher Safe Chopping Artifact Christmas Gift (Blue)

I got this to slice sweet potatoes that I dehydrate for dog treats because slicing them with a knife is difficult because they are so hard. This slices them easily, quickly, and consistently. Your fingers are never in jeopardy while slicing unlike some slicers. As fast as you can mash the blade plunger is how fast it will work. Blades are very sharp and can be adjusted for various thickness of slices. It will give a consistent thickness cut which makes for more consistent cooking. Easy to clean. Love it and recommend.

The most important thing you should know:Many people snub their noses at kitchen gadgets, professing a culinary skill with knives.Fantastic! But not everyone has the same strength. Arthritis and other issues makechopping, slicing and dicing difficult. This gadget is so smooth, so easy to use, and wellworth having.1. THE PRICEOkay, so although I sneered at the price, I considered other ways I spend my money, and decidedthat if this gadget made working in the kitchen more fun, I was more apt to cook, and stay awayfrom fast food. Done. I love using it, and experimenting with cut size, so it was worth it to me. It doessave time, and time is also money, so... Add one to your cart, and wait for the price to go down. It will.2. THE SAFETYYou would need to TRY to hurt yourself on this tool, unlike using a flat mandoline, which for me, is almost a guaranteed accident. It comes with a nifty tool, so you should not ever need to put your fingers anywhere near the blade. If there is a tiny bit of food left in the slicing chamber, just give the lever a few more presses. If it doesn't come out then, it should when you remove the chute and rinse it, especially if you have the blades open wide. If your vegetable falls sideways, add more veggies to support each other, or use a tool to lift the veggie back into upright position before cutting. Yes, the blades are very sharp!THE VARIABLE CUT SIZES:The little dials are not complicated at all. If you turn the main knob to a number (1 is thin, but not THE thinnest) you can then open and turn one, or both of the little knobs to julienne wide or narrow. If you look into the gadget while you are turning the little knobs, you can see the little blades coming out, so you will understand how they work. The variety of cut sizes is plentiful! While I have no complaints, I will mention the cut is on an angle, so carrots, jalapenos and other tubular veggies tend to be elongated and not so much circles. Not a problem for me. They look cool! See photos, and also for the carrot the thickness of a dime, which was cut on the very first click of the dial. By opening both of the julienne blade controls, you can easily have matchstick veggies, which I find amazing. I've been looking for matchstick julienne for years. This is it!THE CHUTE:Place your goodies into the chute, and use the cap to press them into the blades as you push the handle down. You do not have to push hard on either the handle or the cap. Don't slam the handle down each time, or your vegetables will fly off. Gently, but consistently.CLEANING:It is a breeze to clean, especially if you pass it under running water right after you use it. I don't advise soaking this tool, as you may forget it is in the dishwater. Safety first. Use the handy tool it came with.STORAGE:You can put everything back into the box after you use it, or simply turn and press the handle in, and fold the legs in for storage. Easy. No fuss.FINAL THOUGHTS:If something happened to this gadget, I would definitely buy another one. I love it so much, that my first thought was "I want to buy one of these for friends and family."OH, AND WAS THIS REVIEW PAID, or DID I RECEIVE ANY FREE GOODIES?Absolutely not. I leave reviews, especially positive reviews, when I like a product this much.Just order one already.

This food chopper/slicer is definitely safer than others since it has a hopper on it. It does mean the food has to be cut to fit into the hopper, but it works well with that in mind. No chance of getting fingers accidentally cut by getting down to the last thin slice and slipping.But, the ease of cleaning is a bit less than other less safe units, hence not all five stars. It doesn't come fully apart to get down into the blades as easily as the less safe versions. With that, though, the spring loaded handle does make it a faster to slice and dice with ease.We also tried the waffle fry cut and it worked well and was able to be done quickly.We like it. Now, to see how long it lasts - it is plastic, after all. I would love to have a fully stainless steel version, but the design works.It folds up fairly small with the blades covered, so no way to cut fingers when grabbing it off the shelf/out of the drawer.Overall, it is a good product.

Looks exactly the same as on the website. Easy to use, assemble and works really fast. The only issue is that the Julian slices are not long enough for normal size French fries due to the relative narrowness of the blade, so the French frye cuts are shorter than usual

This is a great prediction for homemade healthy snacks and real food is so important these days with all these fake foods everywhere causing cancer. So yes it's always a good investment to invest in natural homemade foods.

It's not professional but right there. It's as good as can be had for the money and the grade of equipment.

It is an excellent choice when there is a lot of slicing and dicing to do, but not so much when you just want to slice up some tatters to go with your bacon and eggs in the morning.This device does several things well, from slicing veggies at different thicknesses to shredding them. And it does them quickly.However, there are some drawbacks:One is that the feed hopper is too small to hold even a small onion, which must be peeled and cut into smaller pieces to feed it through the machine. The same applies to decent-size potatoes or any other round, normal-size vegetable.Two, cleaning the device after use takes some time because of its design: there are lots of little nooks and crannies that need to be cleaned one at a time using the provided tool. Dishwasher? Sure. But according to the instructions, you can’t leave it in the dishwasher during the drying cycle.Three, there are multiple parts, including the detachable input hopper and its associated push-feeder, the catch tray (which is too small for most uses).Four, The knob for adjusting the overall thickness and the two multi-knife slicers' height adjustments require time and experimentation to get them set the way you want them.On the plus side, it appears to be well-made and works as advertised. It would be a valuable tool if you are cooking for a large family gathering. But if you just want to dice up an onion, use a sharp knife.

So easy to use and makes perfect french fries! I love this product!!! A must have for the kitchen! :)