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OXO Good Grips Chef's Mandoline Slicer

3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 286 ratings

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Brand OXO
Material Plastic
Color Black
Special Feature Dishwasher SafeSoft-Grip Handle
Product Care Instructions Dishwasher Safe
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Item Weight 1080 Grams
Blade Shape Round
Operation Mode Manual

About this item

  • Straight, crinkle cut and waffle cut slices in a wide range of thicknesses; Soft, easy-turn dial for selecting slice thickness or thin or thick julienne strips; Large safety guard holds food securely and protects fingers
  • Unused side of blade is hidden for safety; Julienne blades safely covered when not in use; Food holder has soft top for added comfort
  • Hardened stainless steel slicing blades; All blades stored on board for added safety and convenience; Food holder has soft top for added comfort
  • All blades easily removable for cleaning; Textured stainless steel runway prevents food from sticking; Hand wash blades; Mandoline body and food holder are top-rack dishwasher safe
  • Soft handle is set lower than body to keep hand out of the way; Legs flare for added stability and fold inside the body for compact storage

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OXO's user-friendly Mandoline is the perfect tool for creating culinary sensations quickly and easily. Straight and wavy blades can be set to any slice thickness and are ideal for making cucumber salad, potato chips, onion rings, and citrus slices, and try making french fries, carrot sticks and garnishes with the thin and thick julienne blades. Just turn the soft dial to select your slice thickness or julienne setting. A soft handle set lower than the body ensures a comfortable grip and keeps your hand out of the way. Wide, non-slip feet keep the Mandoline stable and secure on the countertop. The large food holder holds food securely, protects fingers and has a soft grip for added comfort. Storage is a snap. All blades store on board for added safety and convenience, the legs fold compactly, and the food holder snaps underneath.

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Customers find the food slicer easy to use and clean. It's well-built and sturdy, with fold-out feet that make it stable. They find it makes preparing and cooking easier and is a time-saver. Many customers are satisfied with the value for money. However, opinions differ on blade sharpness, finger protection, and grip.

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38 customers mention "Works well"38 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the food slicer. They find it works well, has adjustable settings, and is a useful kitchen tool. The pusher is praised for its smooth operation. Overall, customers are pleased with the quality for the price and find it well-constructed.

"...I have had no problems at all with the pusher. In fact, I wish my Bron had one like that...." Read more

"...it should be (though still not as sharp as I'd like it to be), it works pretty well...." Read more

"...onions, cucumbers, zucchini, firmer melon and the like, it works great. I have also used it for apples, pears, firm peaches and nectarines...." Read more

"...It is very simple to use, the safest I have found and works beautifully. This I would recommend to my grown children." Read more

17 customers mention "Build quality"12 positive5 negative

Customers appreciate the food slicer's sturdy and stable build quality. They find it easy to disassemble and say it should last a long time.

"...It feels sturdy and stable and still looks like new. It has a nice design and feel and does the job it was made to do very well." Read more

"I really like this mandoline. The fold out feet make it very sturdy. Most of the other mandolines I looked at did not have feet...." Read more

"...Flimsy legs - The plastic legs collapsed within the first few minutes of use. Why?..." Read more

"...It is pretty. It is sturdy. It stands on it's own legs. It does not cut. I don't know why I didn't return it...." Read more

17 customers mention "Ease of cleaning"17 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the food slicer's easy cleaning. They find it cleans up and stores easily, and it's quick to use and take apart.

"...It's easy to clean and packs up nicely for convenient storage...." Read more

"...It is very easy to take apart & put back together...." Read more

"...Clean-up is easy by hand or in the dishwasher. As for durability, mine is 5+ years old and going strong...." Read more

"...it gets the job done and when you're finished, it's very easy to take apart and clean. Clearance under the unit is adequate...." Read more

11 customers mention "Ease of use"11 positive0 negative

Customers find the food slicer easy to use and efficient. It's well-constructed, portable, and simple to assemble and adjust. They say it makes preparing and cooking easier and is a time-saver.

"...My husband is blind & needed a slicer that is easy to assemble & adjust. This fits the bill perfectly...." Read more

"...I studied the instructions. It is very simple to use, the safest I have found and works beautifully. This I would recommend to my grown children." Read more

"Have used some and like the product very much. It is fast easy to use and clean overall it is well constructed and easy to take" Read more

"...firm vegetables such as potatoes and carrots but for us it's been easy to set up, easy to use, easy to clean, absolutely no waste...." Read more

8 customers mention "Value for money"8 positive0 negative

Customers find the food slicer offers good value for money. It's a decent product for the price.

"The OXO slicer is a very well designed slicer at reasonable price. My husband is blind & needed a slicer that is easy to assemble & adjust...." Read more

"This is a pretty good product for the price, but as some other reviewers have noted, you have to work with it to avoid simply smashing up your food...." Read more

"...It works better and is better priced than others like it but we still have to replace it every year...." Read more

"Good deal and product" Read more

38 customers mention "Blade sharpness"22 positive16 negative

Customers have different views on the blade sharpness of the food slicer. Some find it sharp and well-designed, making perfect slices at the right thickness. Others mention that the blade is not sharp enough and the hand guard doesn't grip food well, causing issues with cutting certain vegetables like sweet potatoes, cucumbers, or baby zucchini.

"...I've been delighted with it. The Oxo cuts like crazy, even paper-thin cucumber or fennel slices...." Read more

"...OXO doesn't fold as small as I thought it would; the act of slicing requires much more effort than using my knife; veggies can't be cut down to the..." Read more

"The OXO slicer is a very well designed slicer at reasonable price. My husband is blind & needed a slicer that is easy to assemble & adjust...." Read more

"...It feels sturdy and stable and still looks like new. It has a nice design and feel and does the job it was made to do very well." Read more

7 customers mention "Finger protection"4 positive3 negative

Customers have different views on the finger protection. Some find it simple to use and effective, with a great safety handle that protects fingers from the blade. Others find it awkward to use and wasteful, wishing the lower half was solid.

"...The food holder, which stores underneath the mandoline, protects your fingers from the blade...." Read more

"...Very annoying! I wish they'd left the lower half solid. For this reason it gets only 3 stars. I also hate the holder and don't use it at all...." Read more

"...I studied the instructions. It is very simple to use, the safest I have found and works beautifully. This I would recommend to my grown children." Read more

"...Very awkward to use and wasted a lot of food. Good grip in the hand, poor grip on the veggies...." Read more

6 customers mention "Grip"3 positive3 negative

Customers have different views on the grip of the food slicer. Some find it easy to grip and holding vegetables/fruit nicely, while others mention poor grip on the veggies and the hand guard not gripping food well.

"...The handle is easy to grip and holds onto the vegetable/fruit nicely." Read more

"...Good grip in the hand, poor grip on the veggies. I ended up throwing it in the garbage after the return period was over." Read more

"Perfect. Easy to watch your fingers it's very sharp." Read more

"...You can use the holder for slicing but it loses grip at about 3/4" meaning your potato or whatever gets stuck in the blade and you have to cut the..." Read more

Useless Junk - Avoid at ALL COSTS.
1 out of 5 stars
Useless Junk - Avoid at ALL COSTS.
The mount is pretty sturdy, I like that, but I can't BELIEVE I spent so much money on this worthless JUNK. I wanted to get a high end one, and so I splurged. If you head on over to KitchenAudition website and check out the pics of is carrots, you'll see why it received a "Not Recommended" from them. Good site, BTW for mandolines. Anyways, the design is just hugely flawed, I'm terrified using it, (that I'll slide my hand off) it doesn't hold the item very well, there is a lot of waste, (like half) the blades bend easily (CERTAINLY do not get this if you want to do fries or matchstick anything) food gets stuck in in all the time, which is a dangerous endeavor just to get out. It requires a HUGE amount of force to use because it's a straight blade (thus the danger), so you will also end up slicing some of the plastic off the handle, mmm, that's fun finding that in you food. And you can't just slice things, you have to "saw" them. I should have spent half the money and got any Borner model.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2010
    I came to Amazon to order this mandoline for a friend and was surprised to see all the negative reviews.

    My principle mandoline is one of those big stainless steel French beauties by Bron. I got the Oxo for a second home and didn't want to spend 3 times the money for another Bron.

    I've been delighted with it. The Oxo cuts like crazy, even paper-thin cucumber or fennel slices. I have not had to sharpen the blade, although this would not be difficult if I eventually have to. It's easy to clean and packs up nicely for convenient storage. It has an indicator dial to show you how thick you slices will be, although you're free to dial up whatever thickness you like. I have had no problems at all with the pusher. In fact, I wish my Bron had one like that. (The new Bron mandolines do, along with a few other features they copied from Oxo.)

    I tried a bunch of V-slicers, Japanese, and other less-expensive mandolines, and kept tossing them out until I got the Oxo. (Come to think of it, I probably should have just gotten another Bron in the first place. Oh well.)

    Regardless, given the numbers of poor reviews, I have to assume that some Oxo mandolines are defective. The numbers are too high to write off to incorrect use or not knowing any better. So if you get an Oxo and it doesn't work as above, bring or send it back.
    15 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2004
    UPDATE: I was pretty harsh with my initial assessment (read more below), but have since warmed up to the product over the past month or so. The biggest difference is getting the main cutting blade sharpened; once it's as sharp as it should be (though still not as sharp as I'd like it to be), it works pretty well. Does it work as nicely as some of the other mandolines out there? I don't know, but I'm still not as thrilled with it as I expected, based on the glowing reviews I read elsewhere. I've already nicked off some of the plastic hand protector when slicing potatoes with the main blade at high speed, but haven't had a repeat of the legs collapsing anymore.

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    I purchased this OXO mandoline after reading several different on-line cooking resources describe what a good tool it is to have in the kitchen. What a bad decision. My issues with the product are as follows:

    A) *Very* dull blades - Yes, I noticed the plastic protective strip it was shipped with and removed it, and immediately noticed that my dullest kitchen knife is sharper (this is not an exaggeration, as I sharpen all my knives each time before use). Were the OXO main cutting blade at an angle, it might do the job a little better, but the blade is straight so it just creases the vegetable at the beginning of the stroke and tears instead of slicing during the follow-through. This observation also applies to the two sets of vertical blades used for julienne cuts.

    B) Flimsy legs - The plastic legs collapsed within the first few minutes of use. Why? Because of the dull blade, one has to use excessive force to push the veggies through, producing more torque on the frame and legs than they were designed to support.

    C) Lots of waste - I was expecting the mandoline to be my "manual" food processor; I don't have an excess of counter space and the mandoline appeared to address my space limitations and desire to knockout sliced veggies in a flash. Wrong. The OXO doesn't fold as small as I thought it would; the act of slicing requires much more effort than using my knife; veggies can't be cut down to the last little bit due to the design AND it results in a sloppy mess that needs to be cleaned up.

    Unlike the other OXO kitchen tools I own, I would not recommend this specific product to anyone, until they can get the bugs worked out by supplying sharper blades and perhaps a leg lock.

    You may do better using a knife or get a real food processor instead.
    38 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2011
    The OXO slicer is a very well designed slicer at reasonable price. My husband is blind & needed a slicer that is easy to assemble & adjust. This fits the bill perfectly. I saw some reviews stating that the adjustment cylinder is difficult to remove or replace for cleaning - however, neither I nor my husband had any difficulty. It is very easy to take apart & put back together. We have had it less than a month, but at this point the only complaint I have is that the crinkle cut blade has such tiny cuts instead of deeper ones.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2014
    I'm surprised by the mixed reviews for this mandoline. I've owned mine for years and it still slices neatly and precisely with the quality I expect from OXO. In fact, I recently gave one as a gift to someone who has always loved mine.

    What I like the mandoline for is slicing a quantity of foods where I want the same thickness and I want to plow through the job quickly. I mainly use it to slice medium - firm veggies and fruits. For root vegetables, onions, cucumbers, zucchini, firmer melon and the like, it works great. I have also used it for apples, pears, firm peaches and nectarines. Some people mentioned being unhappy with it for cutting tomatoes and fleshy produce, but I only use a serrated vegetable knife for those items and am not sure any mandoline would be the right solution for that. Making carrot "pennies" is no problem, but long julienne slices take more effort. And for peppers, I hold them on the sides just below the top and slice bottom to top. That helps the pepper keep its shape and stay firm enough to get a clean cut.

    I also like this tool's adjustability (from very thin slices of onion to carmelize to thick potato slices for pan-frying) and the different cuts. The food holder, which stores underneath the mandoline, protects your fingers from the blade. Pressing the pins into the fruit or vegetable evenly makes the job easier and pushing steadily on the center area will keep the slices even and make sure you get the most out of what you are slicing. I find that speed and consistent pressure work much best.

    Another thing I like is that the mandoline's "legs" are long enough to create enough space under the mandoline for the slices to fall that you don't have to pick it up every few seconds to clear slices for the next batch. Clean-up is easy by hand or in the dishwasher. As for durability, mine is 5+ years old and going strong. It feels sturdy and stable and still looks like new. It has a nice design and feel and does the job it was made to do very well.
    9 people found this helpful
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  • Powerfull Baião
    1.0 out of 5 stars Não compre.
    Reviewed in Brazil on July 10, 2019
    Decepcionante. A lâmina é boa mas o produto não é bem construído. A batata quebra dentro do segurador. Caro e ruim.
  • Alex
    3.0 out of 5 stars Es funcional y práctica, pero la navaja es de mala calidad
    Reviewed in Mexico on October 30, 2018
    Me agrada mucho que tiene. Ajustador para la altura de la navaja y con esto puedes manipular el grosor de los cortes, pero la navaja no tiene el filo ideal y en ocasiones arruina los vegetales más allá de facilitar el trabajo.
  • abelanch
    5.0 out of 5 stars Corta genial
    Reviewed in Spain on January 25, 2020
    De momento muy satisfecho con el producto. Plástico pero aparentemente de calidad. Es una mandolina robusta. Se desmonta muy bien para su limpieza pero hay que tener cuidado de no cortarse con las cuchillas durante la limpieza.
  • Simon Larsen
    5.0 out of 5 stars I look at product that will do the job easily and last
    Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2015
    They sell Mandoline at all price, but since I'm a serious home cook, I look at product that will do the job easily and last. OXO is a good brand as far as know for having a few kitchen utensils of that brand. After reading review and look at how it is built I decide to buy one to replace my 24 years I want an other look but as much quality as my old Bron Coucke Mandoline witch was still in very good shape and give it to my nephew for his new apartment. The OXO for my need is perfect, easier to clean compare to my old one, and do the job perfectly. The main difference is the holder witch is not built the same way it is better built with the Bron Coucke, but I don't use it that much anyway, as the setting they are faster with the OXO not that it take long with my old one. Finally I found that for the price of the OXO compare to the Bron Coucke it is worth it and should last you many years.
  • C. J. Pegel
    5.0 out of 5 stars Professionelle Maschine
    Reviewed in Germany on May 24, 2013
    Diese Küche Tool ist von sehr guter Qualität.
    Es funktioniert sehr genau, schnell, und es ist schön, mit zu arbeiten