$38.05 cheaper than the previous deal (positive review here) and all time low according to Camels.
Same model is also available for $29.99 at Kogan under a different name/brand, enjoy!
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When I was growing up, all I ever wanted to be was a professional vegetable slicer. Now, with this Professional Mandoline, I can!
You also can be "progressive", the key defining term for this generation
Progress happens every generation! (Despite the best efforts of conservatives and reactionaries to hold society back.)
Well, that went downhill quickly.
Been waiting for it to go this cheap on Amazon to bite the bullet. Thanks OP.
Cheers, grabbed one!
Is this a reputable brand?
Comparable to Benriner?
Benriner is a simpler system, easier to clean up afterwards.
I have used both, this one (I bought one similar at Aldi) I found the legs get in the way when cleaning.
More of a Nicer Dicer kind of guy. That Chef Tony from the infomercials really has a trustworthy face.
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Has anyone used this and let me know if this is a good one?
Anyone know how it compares to something like this?
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B085PXMF5F/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0…
Looks like a better one by reviews and some features isn’t it? Thinking about cancelling the advertised one and getting this one.
Thanks for sharing this - i am liking this one so probably will order it.
let me know how it goes!
Sounds like Borat is doing the narration for the demonstration video 🤣🤣 "Wow, the awesome cucumber mask has been done"
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Still available at Kogan.
i cut myself every time i use this thing
have a few war scars from various battles, including just picking it up without the blade safety engaged. Still use it though, until it kills me ;)
you should only use with cut proof gloves. I have 'tested' them a number of times now, but not on purpose.. You could argue it's more slippery with gloves so would not have had the same accident rate without gloves, but I don't like the risk
Sharp knives are safe knives and the same is true here. These are very blunt as mandolines go and are far more dangerous to use than a razor-sharp guardless model. I only use mine for waffle cuts and eggplant moussaka consistency (which it still manages to rip a bit) if it weren't for that waffle cut use I'd have returned it. If you plan more general use then consider buying a simpler sharper model or some guard gloves to avoid skating a fillet off your hand as this one requires a lot more force than other well-regarded mandolines.
Any recommendations on better models (and guard gloves!!)?
Anything in the Benriner form factor with replaceable blades works well. The gloves I have are no longer listed, but I searched cut resistant gloves and butcher gloves and picked one among the latter.
Cheers!
The Apex Predator of finger tips everywhere.
sharp price