Any MRF Favorite 'Budget' Mandoline Slicer?

[SteveG]

I'd bet that if you looked around in thrift shops or yard sales or those types of places you'd find a large selection of them for free. Mandoline slicers are tops amongst those kitchen gadgets bought frequently then abandoned soon afterwards.

[Racer X]

And the dried blood cleans off the stainless blades pretty easily.

[wolfcry911]

I have the first model you link to. It does a great job removing finger tips. Ask me how I know

I like it and use from time to time. My family won't go near it, nor will they eat anything I prepare with it, recalling my accident.

[jdc]

wolfcry911 wrote:
I have the first model you link to. It does a great job removing finger tips. Ask me how I know

I like it and use from time to time. My family won't go near it, nor will they eat anything I prepare with it, recalling my accident.

LOL. =)

[freeradical]

Pictures please...

[raz]

We tried the cheap ones and eventually bought a good one. There is a round handle/gripper thing that holds the food and keeps your hands away from the razor sharp blades.

Life is too short for cheap tools.

I don't recall the brand, but I can look it up if you care.

[particleman]

I have this one. Ceramic blade with 4 thickness settings. I like it for onions and cucumbers. I have not tried potatoes or tomatoes but the blade is very sharp. I do have a kevlar glove (now) and a regrown tip of my finger.

https://www.amazon.com/Kyocera-Adjustabl...B000HZBXOA

[NewtonMP2100]

....what about....womandoline....slicer....???

[Rick-o]

I have a brand new one still in the box that my sister bought for me a few years ago.

I've heard plenty of horror stories about those fiendish devices!

[OWC Jamie]

NewtonMP2100 wrote:
....what about....womandoline....slicer....???

or mandoman or mandowoman or womandowoman slicer