Börner Multi Slicer Set • Vegetable Cutter Mandoline • Slicer for Fruit and Vegetables • Two Cutting Thicknesses Perfect for Slicing Cucumber/Potato • Kitchen Mandolin Slicer (White/Red)

Price: $19.90
(as of May 14, 2024 01:36:38 UTC – Details)

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ESSENTIAL VEGETABLE SLICER – Our Multi Slicer is famous for its high-quality stainless steel blade. Quickly cut your vegetables into thin or thick slices simply by adjusting the cut setting. Make delicious raw vegetable salads or prep casseroles in no time at all. Includes a safety guard to protect your fingers.
EASY TO USE – Combine the Multihandle with the Multislicer attachment and you have the perfect mandoline. This compact mini slicer will fit into a kitchen drawer while still making short work of large quantities of ingredients.
UPGRADE POTENTIAL – Expand the Multi Slicer with available accessories, such as the Multi Dicer for dicing & cubing. With its plug-in functionality, this vegetable slicer makes it easy to change the cutting attachment to suit your needs.
IDEAL GIFT – Our premium Multi-slicer is available in red/ back or green/ grey and comes in attractive packaging. This makes it a great gift for home cooks and foodies. Make someone you love happy!
BÖRNER: “MADE IN GERMANY” QUALITY – Our range includes many other kitchen essentials, from fruit and vegetable slicers to graters, choppers, and peelers. Our high-quality vegetable cutters, V-slicers, mandolines, spiral cutters, and other kitchen gadgets have been produced in our factory in the Eifel mountains of Germany for over 60 years.