- What can the eight blades do?
- The set covers straight and wavy slicing, several julienne widths and coarse grating. That range handles salads, slaws, fries and stir-fry prep with one tool.
- Is it dishwasher safe?
- The plastic frame and blades are best rinsed by hand and dried promptly. Hand washing keeps the blade edges sharp and avoids warping the plastic.
- How does it compare with a stainless steel mandoline?
- A stainless mandoline is heavier and more rigid, and usually costs more. This set is lighter and more compact, with more blade options, but the plastic body flexes more under pressure.
- Do I need the hand guard?
- Use it whenever your fingers would come near the blade, especially on short items like radishes or the last piece of a cucumber. It slows prep slightly but protects your hands.
- Who is it not for?
- Anyone slicing large volumes daily or needing precise, uniform cuts will want a sturdier metal mandoline. This set fits occasional home prep better than heavy professional use.
- Where is the Ourokhome 12 in 1 Mandoline Slicer Set 8 Blades cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $35.53, as of our latest check.