Boerner Multi Slicer Julienne
The Multi Slicer Julienne is a practical kitchen helper, which unlike the Multi Slicer, doesn´t slice fruits and vegetables, but has the function of cutting strips and cubes.
To cut up the clippings you have to adjust the slider, which indicates whether you cut cubes or stripes, to the desired position, then the clippings are placed on the Food Safety Holder to protect the fingers from the sharp blades and to process the fruits and vegetables to a minimum rest. Afterwards you can simply cut strips by up and down movements. To cut cubes, the fruit is turned 90° with each cut.
The plug-in system makes it easy to replace the attachments of the Multi Slicer and Multi Peeler.
For the production we use only high quality stainless steel and BPA free plastic, furthermore our components are manufactured to the highest quality standard - Made in Germany.
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