ONCE FOR ALL Vegetable Mandoline Slicer Chopper, Kitchen Adjustable Safe Onion Potato Food Chopper, Perfect for Slicing, Chopping, Shredding and Dicing (Gray)

I originally saw this item on TikTok. I follow a lot of canning creators who rave about the slicer. I needed a mandoline and this looked like a great choice. I was skeptical when I saw the low price, but it really works great. I have sliced, diced or julienned all types of vegetables and some fruits such as cucumbers. It takes a little practice with the settings to get what you want. The only slight con's is that it can be difficult to clean throughly. And the chopping can be messy. It can have a slight 'kick back' if you let the chopper handle spring back which will spray your counter with the item being chopped. I am generally working in bulk so I place the Mandoline in an aluminum turkey roasting pan, which keeps everything contained. All in all I highly recommend this items.

This mandolin is Safe, easy to use and clean. Just be sure to read all the directions. It came in great time. Blades are super sharp.

This vegetable mandoline saves a lot of time on preparing breakfast potatoes, onions, carrots, and cleanup is a breeze

I have canned French fries becauof this machine. Also it's easy to use, not like some where you have to really use some muscle.

This slicer takes a little getting used to, I'm still playing with it, but over all it does what it is supposed to do when set up properly. It is easy to clean; just rinse it off. You have to make sure the little knobs are turned 360 degrees by observing the blades. You can easily turn them 180 and think you turned them 360. The blades really are sharp. It is easy to store. So far I've only used it once but I am please with this purchase.

This is a great item and good build quality. only issue is we cant do the dicing. we may have to use the machine twice to cut both direction for dicing - but its impossible. This is not for dicing but great for slicing, strips.

I bought this chopper/slicer for its safety features; however, I was a bit disappointed with the chute size. It's quite small. I've used it three times now, and I had to cut most of the vegetables I wanted to slice in half or quarters because they wouldn't fit in the chute whole. I needed to slice a box of tomatoes for a large barbecue we had on Easter. Over half the tomatoes in the box were too large, though they were not huge tomatoes. I had to cut the medium-sized tomatoes in half before putting them in the chute, and the slices did not come out very well. The mangled slices did not look very appealing to serve for people's hamburgers. The slices from the smaller tomatoes looked okay, as they came out as round slices. I also used the slicer for cucumber salad, and that went okay, as the long, narrow cucumbers fit fine. The rest of the veggies for that salad were chopped, so it was okay to cut them up before putting them in the chute for diced pieces. So, the point is, if you're mostly using this for chopping, it works great for that. However, if you want perfectly sliced veggies, such as potatoes, onions, or tomatoes, you're either going to have to use very small vegetables or another type of mandolin slicer.

If you only want to slice, this is great. Anything else and it's a huge palaver and you won't enjoy the process. Oh and it says it's dishwasher safe but then says don't dry it in the dishwasher.

Cannot hold a medium sized onion, much less a large, a regular mandolin without space restriction is way better. this mandolin was definitely bill for safety. And can only cut a certain size, fruit and vegetable, medium and large. It's not for this machine. example, it can cut small items like lime lemons. But it cannot cut a regular size, orange or a regular size. Sweet potato much less onion.

The compartment where you put the food is way to small. After having it for a week, I find myself thinking it's just easier to use a knife. I am a gadget kind of person but this is not practical with such a small feeder. It is nice that you don't get your hands anywhere near the blade but they need to rethink this.