Benriner BN-1 Japanese Handheld Mandolin Slicer with Three Interchangeable Stainless-Steel Blades-Ivory, Vegetable Fruit Cutter Peeler, Stainless Steel, Off-White

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The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. The lease figures displayed above have been calculated over 12 to 60 month terms and are merely a guide and subject to status. Featuring three interchangeable vertical blades for coarse, medium or fine results, the mandoline gives you more choice when preparing vegetables to suit your every need.

Cutting, slicing and preparing vegetables has never been easier, thanks to this impressive mandoline set from Bron. For good stability, this Bron Coucke japanese Mandolin has non-slip pads to prevent it from slipping on the work surface, thus guaranteeing safe. It’s highly valued for its ability to produce uniformly thin slices, a feature crucial in many Japanese culinary presentations.Crafted from hardwearing stainless steel, the utensil is able to cut high volumes of vegetables with speed and precision to improve your preparation times. In fact, Sevier hasn’t had to purchase any additional blades since he bought his Kyocera mandoline two years ago. If you are looking for a smaller handheld mandoline, this OXO mandoline slicer is also a great option. Boasting ultra sharp stainless steel blades, the mandoline effortlessly cuts through high volumes of vegetables, saving you time and effort when preparing ingredients.

Its ergonomic pusher is an essential finger guard, and this Bron Coucke ustencile is equipped with a very sharp blade to obtain a very clean cut of fruits and vegetables. If you are looking to whip up your own gourmet cuisine at home you don't need to shell out a fortune on expensive gadgets.Good quality mandoline with sharp blades that will allow you to quickly whizz through cutting vegetables and fruits with precision.

Totally flexible, a lease allows you to determine the term, how frequently you pay and can be upgraded or changed throughout. G. Benriner adjustable mandoline, beloved by professional chefs and still available if you poke around online. Benriner are the original mandolin slicer manufacturers and first came to market in 1945, designed by Uyuki Yamamoto in Japan. Reliable, functional and efficient, the mandoline is ideal for use within a professional kitchen or home setting. Rounds: Circles of cukes, beets, kohlrabi, or radishes make a crunchy salad base or chic garnish, depending on what slice thickness you select.

This is the only tool you should be grating and slicing ginger with, but I also use it for breakfast radishes and carrots,” Sevier says.