🥗 Manual Mandoline Slicer with Food Holder & Catch Tray
🥗 Manual Mandoline Slicer with Food Holder & Catch Tray
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🥗 Manual Mandoline Slicer with Food Holder & Catch Tray
Slide · Slice · Collect
Fresh slices.
Straight into the tray.
Tomato rounds for lunch. Fine potato sticks for dinner. Guide the food holder along the cutting deck and collect your prep in the clear tray below.

Guided food holder
Slices & matchsticks
Clear catch tray
01 · Keep the prep together
Catch each slice as you go.
Cut directly above the transparent tray and keep your tomato rounds together until you are ready to serve.

02 · Two everyday cuts
Rounds for lunch. Matchsticks for dinner.
Prep tomato slices for layering or fine potato sticks for cooking. Two useful cuts for the meals you make most.

03 · Fresh on the plate
A few slices. A lovely lunch.
Layer tomato rounds with mozzarella and basil, then finish your salad just the way you like it.

04 · Make lunch your way
Build a better sandwich layer.
Add fresh tomato rounds to sandwiches and wraps. Keep your toppings together in the tray until you are ready to assemble.

05 · From potato to pan
Shoestring fries start here.
Cut potatoes into fine matchsticks for shoestring fries or skillet hash browns. The tray collects the cut pieces beneath the deck.

06 · Cut, collect, transfer
Keep the next step simple.
Lift off the cutting deck and pour the collected potato sticks into a bowl, ready for the next step of your recipe.

07 · Around the table
Burger toppings, ready to share.
Set out tomato rounds for burger night and let everyone build their favorite stack.

The essentials
Product information
01 · Operation
Move it by hand
Manual slicing with no power connection.
02 · Food holder
Load, close and guide
A hinged holder moves the food along the cutting deck.
03 · End grip
A place to hold
The oval grip sits at the end of the slicer.
04 · Catch tray
Watch your prep collect
The transparent tray holds the cut food beneath the deck.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What can I prepare with it?
Make tomato rounds for salads, sandwiches and burgers, or fine potato matchsticks for cooking.
Where does the sliced food go?
The clear tray beneath the cutting deck collects the slices and sticks. Lift off the deck to access them.
Does it need electricity?
No. The slicer is operated by hand. Use the food holder and follow the supplied instructions, keeping fingers clear of the blades.