Stainless Steel Mandolin Slicer
Multi-Blade Mandoline Slicer - Looking for a powerful way to upgrade your cooking results? Fullstar’s mandoline slicer with stainless steel finish makes chopping fruits and veggies easier and safer than ever and looks elegant in any kitchen.
49 Different Cuts - Looking for handy kitchen tools? This potato slicer comes with 5 interchangeable stainless steel blades for you to choose. Discover up to 49 different results by adjusting the width anywhere between 1 to 7mm.Quality Master Slicer - Made with quality, BPA-free, dishwasher safe materials, this slicer is an absolute kitchen must-have. Its sleek design is durable, easy to clean and store. Effortlessly slice potatoes, onions and more like a pro chef!
Mess Free Meal Prep - Keep countertops mess-free with his mandoline slicer’s catching tray that also doubles as storage for the blades. Once you’re done, just pop this 7-in-1 fruit and vegetable slicer in the dishwasher for easy clean!
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