A. Marchon SA

VERTICO Vertical Vegetable Slicer

Switzerland , Rossens FR

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VERTICO Vertical Vegetable Slicer

VERTICO : moHA's vertical vegetable slicer in complete safety

Vertico is a new vegetable slicer with a completely innovative design. Thanks to the vertical position and the push button, it offers you absolute safety without risk of injury when cutting your favourite vegetables or fruit.

The base with non-slip rubber and two suction cups ensures a secure stand on the work surface.

Multiple cutting options (elements that can be easily pushed to the side) :

  • Julienne fine 3,5 mm
  • Julienne medium 7 mm (vegetable sticks for aperitifs).
  • Cutting into thin slices 2 mm (vegetables and even dry sausage).
  • Cutting into medium slices 4 mm

Thanks to the retractable base, Vertico takes up little space and requires little storage space. Very easy to clean, dishwasher safe.

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