Cuisinart Mandoline Deluxe Stainless Steel Slicer Reviews

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2.00 of 5 (by 3 users)

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Cuisinart Mandoline Deluxe Stainless Steel Slicer Ratings and Reviews

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Disappointing at best

appreciative of good service, Every day computer user, budget conscious, not rich, a pet owner, a comparison shopper, expecting good, fair service, practical

NOV

2007

After seeing mandolins on several cooking shows, I thought it would be great fun to have one. Having had great luck with my other Cuisinart kitchen equipment, I decided to get this one.

The bad:

It was a huge disappointment. My waffle iron and food processor both came with recipes and excellent directions on usage and care. The "pamphlet" that I got with this reminded me more of bookcase assembly directions than anything else - in other words, practically useless.

The leg that you use to prop the mandolin up doesn't lock in place well, so it's pretty easy for the whole thing to collapse....

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allisonc
Fort Worth, TX

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Cuisinart Mandoline deluxe "It sucks"

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MAR

2009

Cuisinart Mandoline deluxe stainless steel slicer was a big disapointement, my husband bought it for V-Day figuring it would replace my old stained Beringer one. So shinny and so pretty, i set it up for apple julienne, oh dear.

1- Documentation was seriously lacking, no pictures and complicated intructions.

2- Inserting the julienne blade made me seriously wonder if i had it in the right hole, the blade didnt seem to fit until i gave it a good push which made me cringe.

3- Slicing the apple came to another challenge, after breaking it in half midway i decided to remove the apple and peel it, to no... review »

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Nefensis
Pawtucket, RI

don't get the martha stewart version of this item! It is DULL.

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AUG

2008

Okay...this review is mstly to day that I bought the Martha Stewart Version of this mandoline and it is terrible. Spend a little more and get a mandoline that actually cuts instead of pulps your food. I think anything would be better. Go for quality, go for Cuisinart. Martha needs to try harder!