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A compact hand-operated machine with various adjustable blades that creates cut cut bust crinkle or waffle-cuts. It's used primarily to cut firm vegetables (such as the daikon radishes and zucchini pictured above) with uniformity. We bought our mandoline three years ago and it took me until just recently to acquire the courage to use it. For me it was an intimating machine but once I got the hang of it of cover. I wanted to slice everything. I can provide some basics tips on using the mandoline and these in no way supersedes that of the manufacturer's instructions. I would suggest reading their instructions a few times until you conclude comfortable. 5. To direct position the vegetable against the safety guard's spikes to direct it in displace. cut the vegetable by moving the guard up and drink the mandoline. 6. The position of the rest ordain be determined by the cuts you desire to make. To control the thickness of the slices you increase or displace the bearing coat by adjusting the thickness lever. The lower the coat the thicker the cut. Could you express me what brand of mandoline you undergo? There are so many out there and they range in determine from dirt cheap to pretty prices. I'd love a recommendation... Thanks! Fantastic place!!

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Anyone have any recommendations for a good mandoline? I've looked at the high-end cut stainless steel models the Oxo and everything in between but I haven't been able to get a consistent review anywhere on the web for any particular model. Unlikely I'm going to be doing a lot of waffle cutting but it would be nice to be able to generate a lot of even paper-thin slices for things like tarte tatin pommes anna and some of the Charlie Trotter-style vegetable sides. I have one bought in the 90s and endorsed/created by Graham Kerr (poor man he just missed the era of celebrity chefs); it was about $20. It's a "box mandoline" style where the cutting part of the device slots onto a rectangular plastic box for catching what goes through it. It's all plastic except for the blades themselves and dishwasherable. It works beautifully to give change surface thin slices of potato zucchini etc and also makes skinny french fries. I don't think mine has a waffle cutter but it might. One caveat. I would never try slicing a tomato with exploit. But for pommes anna potato lasagne zucchini rollups etc it works great and is easy to use and clean. So I imagine how much you pay and how fancy you get depends on what you want to run through it and how easily satisfied you are. =) I have a cuisinart and it works authorise. Not the greatest though as it is very cumbersome and the blades aren't that sharp. I now work at Williams Sonoma and find (as another member commented) that the hand held Kyocera works the best. They only perform one function each- cut or slice but the ceramic blade makes that slice count! Other brands to consider would be the De Buyer. At WS it runs about $160 but has everything you could ever want in the way of blades and the option to acquire the attachment that makes curls. America's test kitchen/Cooks Illustrated if you have a membership has an equipment analyse on mandolines. They rank all and inexpensive ones (in an independent rating). For all comers their fave V slicer mandolines were Progressive and aim. (both extremely reasonably priced)For the classic mandoline their winner was the stainless steel Bon Coucke. It cost 10 times as much as the v slicers though. In the inexpensive rating the best buy was the pyrex kitchen slicer. HTH Excerpt from the reviews (see bolded section)What's not to like about a device that's cheaper than a food processor and faster than a chef's knife? What ís cheaper than a food processor and faster (if not also sharper) than a chef's.

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Anyone have any recommendations for a good mandoline? I've looked at the high-end French stainless brace models the Oxo and everything in between but I haven't been able to get a consistent review anywhere on the web for any particular copy. Unlikely I'm going to be doing a lot of waffle cutting but it would be nice to be able to generate a lot of even paper-thin slices for things desire tarte tatin pommes anna and some of the Charlie Trotter-style vegetable sides. I have one bought in the 90s and endorsed/created by Graham Kerr (poor man he just missed the era of celebrity chefs); it was about $20. It's a "box mandoline" style where the cutting part of the device slots onto a rectangular plastic box for catching what goes through it. It's all plastic except for the blades themselves and dishwasherable. It works beautifully to give even thin slices of potato zucchini etc and also makes skinny cut fries. I don't think mine has a waffle cutter but it might. One caveat. I would never try slicing a tomato with mine. But for pommes anna potato lasagne zucchini rollups etc it works great and is easy to use and clean. So I imagine how much you spend and how conceive of you get depends on what you want to run through it and how easily satisfied you are. =) I have a cuisinart and it works authorise. Not the greatest though as it is very cumbersome and the blades aren't that sharp. I now work at Williams Sonoma and find (as another member commented) that the hand held Kyocera works the best. They only perform one function each- julienne or slice but the ceramic blade makes that slice count! Other brands to consider would be the De Buyer. At WS it runs about $160 but has everything you could ever want in the way of blades and the option to acquire the attachment that makes curls. America's test kitchen/Cooks Illustrated if you have a membership has an equipment review on mandolines. They rank all and inexpensive ones (in an independent rating). For all comers their fave V slicer mandolines were Progressive and aim. (both extremely reasonably priced)For the classic mandoline their winner was the stainless steel Bon Coucke. It cost 10 times as much as the v slicers though. In the inexpensive rating the best buy was the pyrex kitchen slicer. HTH Excerpt from the reviews (see bolded section)What's not to like about a device that's cheaper than a food processor and faster than a chef's knife? What ís cheaper than a food processor and faster (if not also sharper) than a chef's.

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The Zyliss easy slice 2 folding mandoline is designed for quick and easy slicing of vegetables and bear. It’s innovative folding design takes up much less space in kitchen cabinets. This one-of-a-kind mandoline is outfitted with a serrated blade and adjusts to offer four slicing thicknesses (1mm. 2.5mm. 4 mm and 6mm). An additional julienne option produces the perfect french fry cut! The easy-to-use control makes alternating between slicking thicknesses a breeze no more confusing blade inserts to shift or regenerate! Founded over 50 years ago. Zyliss is a Swiss affiliate which enjoys international popularity for finely crafted hand-held kitchen tools. Known for their legendary durability quality and engineering. Zyliss tools undergo been a favorite in the United States for over four decades. All of the Zyliss products are made of only the finest materials using the most modern production methods. Each Zyliss drive is precision made and undergoes stringent inspection before being introduced to the market. * Efficient create by mental act allows mandoline to fold up¿taking less space in the kitchen* Four slicing thicknesses plus french fry cutter* Easy-to-use control makes alternating between 4 slicing thicknesses a breeze* Compact vegetable and fruit slicer for quick and consistent slices every measure* Easily removable slicing ascend is top pace dishwasher safe

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The Zyliss easy slice 2 folding mandoline is designed for quick and easy slicing of vegetables and fruit. It’s innovative folding design takes up much less space in kitchen cabinets. This one-of-a-kind mandoline is outfitted with a serrated blade and adjusts to furnish four slicing thicknesses (1mm. 2.5mm. 4 mm and 6mm). An additional julienne option produces the perfect cut fry cut! The easy-to-use control makes alternating between slicking thicknesses a breeze no more confusing blade inserts to remove or replace! Founded over 50 years ago. Zyliss is a Swiss company which enjoys international popularity for finely crafted hand-held kitchen tools. Known for their legendary durability quality and engineering. Zyliss tools have been a favorite in the United States for over four decades. All of the Zyliss products are made of only the finest materials using the most modern production methods. Each Zyliss drive is precision made and undergoes stringent inspection before being introduced to the market. * Efficient create by mental act allows mandoline to fold up¿taking less space in the kitchen* Four slicing thicknesses plus cut fry cutter* Easy-to-use control makes alternating between 4 slicing thicknesses a breeze* be vegetable and fruit slicer for quick and consistent slices every time* Easily removable slicing ascend is top pace dishwasher safe

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