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ONCE FOR ALL Upgrade Safe Mandoline Slicer Plus, Biger Size, Adjustable Vegetable Food Chopper Potato Fries Cutter, Detachable Blade, Kitchen Chopping Artifact, Gift (SkyBlue)
$43.50$47.90 (-9%)
- SAFER SLICER: Safety mandolin slicer for any cook. Sharp hidden blade Slicing is fast, uniform, and easy to set up and clean up, and does not need to glove up or change the blade to use it, This is definitely an upgrade replacement your cooking daily.
- UPGRADE LARGE CAPACITY: ONCE FOR ALL’s JS03 vegetable slicer larger feeding port & container chopper more food at once, offers 4 mode choices julienne, matchstick, slicing, and dicing at once no need to change the blade. Adjustable thickness 0.1-8mm great for quickly slicing potatoes, carrots, cucumbers…
- EASY TO CLEAN: Our kitchen veggie chopper has a collapsible design that is easy to clean, You can easily remove food residues under the tap with the small brush we gifted, small size takes up little counter or cupboard space, and is a great tool for anyone’s kitchen.
- HIGH QUALITY: The food mandolin is made of 420 stainless steel blades, safe, and healthy, vegetable slicer is a good idea for the festival of wedding or home gift.
- ASSURE: If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. ONCE FOR ALL, we provide 24 months of warranty for each vegetable slicer.
Additional information
| Brand | ONCE FOR ALL |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 11"L x 4.7"W x 14"H |
| Material | ABS Environmental Friendly Plastic, Removable Stainless Steel Blades |
| color | Gray |
| Special Feature | Hand Safety, Versatility Saves Time, No Need Safty Gloves, removable blade, Collapsible Save space, Dishwasher Safe,BPA Free,24 months warranty, Multipurpose |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Potatoes,Sweet Potato, French Fry, Onion, Cucumber, Zucchini, Celery, Lemon, Carrot, Apple, Orange slice,Food,Vegetable,Fruit slicer |
| Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Item Weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Blade Length | 13 Centimeters |
| Blade Shape | Square |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Manufacturer | ONCE FOR ALL |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | JS001 |
| Date First Available | April 21, 2022 |
by Just Lee
Sim gostei . Produto bom
by Marisa
2 yıldır kullanıyoruz. eskime bozulma yamulma yok. ilk günkü performansla devam. kaliteli ürün. severek kullanıyoruz.
by Spiffy
I don’t have anything to say that hasn’t been said in other reviews, but wanted to add my voice to the chorus, because this is a REALLY good product. It is well-thought out & engineered. I have carpal tunnel and arthritis, so I needed something that would really make chopping veggies easy. I’ve tried a lot of tools for that purpose; this one is the best.
VERSATILITY: It makes slices and strips/fingers/julienne from very thin to about 1/3-inch. To dice, you’ll need to run it through again, which is easy to do.
CONSTRUCTION: It’s sturdy and easy to put together, take apart, use. It collapses for storage. It’s easy to clean.
SAFETY: It’s pretty much impossible to cut yourself while using it (I suppose if you really try, you could cut yourself while cleaning it, after it’s taken apart, but a minimal level of care will prevent even that).
CLEANING: Taking it apart for cleaning (removing the slicer assembly from the frame) is very easy. I think there’s a version that doesn’t come apart, but I’d definitely recommend spending the extra few bucks to make sure you get the take-apart model. Cleaning is easier than any other chopper I’ve used – and **infinitely** easier than my top name-brand $300 food-processor-with-dicing-attachment. You may need to pry a few pieces of chopped veggie out of a crevice, but the inconvenience is minimal. In theory, it can go in the dishwasher, but I’m afraid that could warp the blade, and doing it by hand is easy enough that I don’t need the dishwasher. I *hate* cleaning kitchen utensils, but this really is a breeze, as long as you don’t wait until the chopped stuff has dried on it. If you do, it’ll take more elbow grease, but still doable with the included brush and a pair of tweezers.
by 2Andersons
At last a vegetable slicer that my wife actually uses. She has tried about a dozen and all have remained unused or given away. This unit she has been using. Probably due the safety design and the ease of use.
by Raptor
Replaced our 24 year old Swiss-made mandolin! This tool is exactly similar to the one sold by Pampered Chef but half the price and branded differently.
Well constructed of high quality materials! Tested with onions, potatoes, zucchini, celery and carrots! Cuts everything beautifully. French fries and chips were perfect! Potatoes and carrots required some effort as expected and the design really shines here! Made the all the prep effortless and safe without exposing the user to the cutting surfaces!
This tool does have a learning curve: First time assembly and set up was tedious but manageable. Clean up is where this tool falls short and it is not very easy. It’s helpful if you have a pressure sprayer on your kitchen sink. So don’t cut anything sticky or sugary. Unfortunately that’s the trade off. However, a trade off well worth the results! Highly recommended!
by Joy Kistner
I wanted to wait until I had a chance to really use this before writing a review and I absolutely love it. I’m tossing my other mandolin. I have zero worries about cutting myself and the pusher is so much easier to use than any other “safety” features on other mandolins. The thickness adjusters are wonderful and cleaning it up takes all of a minute. The only downside of any is that sometimes your food will shoot out past your catching bin if you’re slicing quickly. All in all, it’s well worth purchasing.
by Peter Evans
j’ai acheté la plus chère car je ne voulais pas changer les lames manuellement.
il y a une molette à tourner pour choisir l’épaisseur des rondelles de pommes de terres(efficace).
et 2 autres boutons à tourner pour les juliennes et autres coupes.
le système de poussoir est assisté donc facile à actionner, pas besoin de force.
très bien conçu , agréablement surprise;
by Blue Jade
My son can now help me slice potatoes for scalloped potatoes and I don’t have to worry about him slicing his or my fingers off. Makes quick work of slicing; where as it used to take forever to slice potatoes for scalloped potato casserole. Awesome Product!
by Spiffy
Easy to use, easy to take apart and put back together , easy to clean. Most important is blades are away from fingers. I’ll not be cutting my fingers anymore.
by Joy Kistner
Despite the manufacturer not being able to accurately translate and spellcheck the manual (the first thing you see in the manual is a section called “safty”), this is a fantastic item, fully worth the money. The engineering is clever, sturdy, and (with one exception) very well thought out. It does exactly what is says it does, although the learning curve on how to set the dials for certain cuts is slightly hampered by the bad English in the manual. Experimentation… risking a few cheap potatoes being random cuts… fixes that easily enough. The actual use, the actual cutting, is super easy and fairly consistent. There’s always a few awkward cuts if the vegetable is oddly shaped and moves around a bit before you can fully stabilize it with the pusher thing (with longer vegetables you’re going to be starting with hand pressure instead and switch to the pusher latet), but it’s overall a snap to use. The input seems far larger than the Dash brand Mandoline that does the same thing. Okay, now onto the obvious weakness: it’s clear that blade is eventually going to dull. It’s non-replacable. When you dissamble it to clean it (the ONLY time there’s even a minor chance of cutting yourself) you can see the blade is permanently bolted on. There’s no clever engineering to make it removable and replaceable. In theory if they bothered to sell it, the entire cartridge assembly inside which includes the blade is probably replaceable… but given the shipping cost from Chins even if you CAN contact them, be understood, and properly make payment, I bet it would cost almost as much as buying a whole new mandoline. Hopefully that blade stays reasonably sharp for a few years. Note the disassembly and cleaning is also ridiculously easy. This is about a 4.5 of 5 for me due to the obvious planned obscelesance, but since we can’t give half stars I’m settling on 4. If you have money to burn and don’t mind potentially having to replace it with an identical unit when the blade dulls, then consider it 5 stars. It really DOES work that well. Oh… the one other minor ding besides deciphering the manual and the inevitable dulling is that it can’t really chop (versus slice, julienne, etc). Their instruction for that is basically “put it through twice”. Which is fine. That said, a $10 hand chopper is probably easier for that.