KOKSI Mandoline Slicer Vegetable Chopper Slicer Dicer Grater with Container and Lid, Nicer Dicer Chopper, Food Cutter Chopper, Mandolin Cutter, Food Processor & Veg Chopper for Kitchen

This is a veg chopping/slicing/grating/oh my set which comes with a lot of different blades and such, making for quite a bit of versatility (which goes even further with a little imagination to use it for things that might not have originally been thought of by the manufacturer). A little pre-prep is needed to make sure the thing you're wanting to cut/chop/generally downsize will actually fit, so no instantly dicing whole large potatoes or butternut squash or the like, but for the convenience it provides the effort involved is not too much to ask. As it is largely plastic and not very big it can feel a bit lightweight, and even with the provided cleaning brush it can be a bit of a pain getting all the remnants out of some of the blade attachments, but overall this is a nice tool for a smaller kitchen that will save you a lot of effort having to learn some fancy knifework that would otherwise be required.

Amazing did exactly what it said it would. Great value for money ans easy to use

Used several times now an cannot fault it ,easy to swap bits round not tried the slicing bits as yet but rest good, I found my cooking process more easy and fast. I would recommend this product.

It's really good.It comes with a protector for your fingers, which I won't use, as I prefer to risk my fingers to be grated lolIt cuts hard things, such as radish well. Just see the photo.It comes with several attachments, to cut things differently.It's very slim and easy to store anywhere. It has also yolk separator tool.Overall good and worth the money.

It’s good for big family where you can cut easy and quick. Online is the best thing I like to cut in this .

Most of the compartments work exceptionally well. The graters & slicers are the best but a couple of the others aren't very easy to use.. for example, the garlic/ginger grater are quite hard to use as neither of them stay on the hand protector and that's also the second item that doesn't work too well. It doesn't fit well enough into the top section so you end up with a fair bit of ingredient still stuck to it so either have to manually slice them with a knife, risk using the slicer & nipping a finger or just tossing the rest away which is not great. The rest of the attachments work perfectly fine and do a good enough job at chopping. You definitely do need to follow the instructions for how large a piece you can use when cubing potatoes, carrots and other hard vegetables but with the right amount of pressure you can get the job done.The first one I was sent unfortunately didn't have the hand protector included but I messaged the seller directly and they sent me a brand new one to replace the first one within just a couple of days so they're great for contacting & sorting issues. Overall I'm pretty happy with this and would recommend it for the price.

At time of review this cost £18.99.I've seen lot of these flying about and when this came up, I hit please.You get so many bits with this I had to pop back on here to see what I could achieve with it all.After washing some sweet peppers I got to work.I was disappointed that I had to cut the peppers into quarters to get them onto the 12 mm dicer. I'm not sure how you'd fit anything of size on this.Then to 'chop' it I had to hit the top of it to get it to cut.I've bad hands and fingers, so I had my hubster chop a few and he seemed to manage it, but had to use some force on it.I'll use it more in Winter for chopping veg for soups and stews.But, for Summer, my trusty knife and counter saver, will be assisting me with the cutting.

The media could not be loaded.  I am a long time mandoline user - I have the scars to prove it. I hoped that this would be a less hazardous version for me to use, in one way I was right - it poses no danger to me because I shan't be using it at all.I'm quite a keen amateur cook - I cook from scratch a lot, and the bane of my life is finely chopping onions. This looked just the job - just push the onion through the chopper and hey presto, finely chopped onion in the blink of an eye. Wrong. I tried four times to chop onions with the two different plates and failed each time. So I tried a tomato, a reasonably soft tomato, fail. The instructions say to have your vegetables no more than 5cm (2") thick, these were smaller than that but to no avail. I think vegetables need to be no more than bout 1cm thick before you can successfully chop them - if I'm doing that much manual cutting I'll just finish the job myself. I tried grating - a wet mess. I tried slicing onion - more wet mess.It looks good, but it's a triumph of style over substance. I think the egg separator would be ok (I didn't try it) but I can do that with my hands.At £18.99 (as at 5 July 2023) this is not for me at all. someone out there may have more success than me, but I couldn't recommend this mandoline to anyone - ah well, back to the thumb shredder (I now wear protective gloves, I've learned my lesson the hard way).