Kyocera Advanced Ceramic Adjustable Mandoline Vegetable Slicer with Handguard-Black
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Color: Black
Size: Adjustable Slicer
Features
- Precision and Elegance in Every Slice: The art of culinary perfection begins with our Adjustable Ceramic Mandoline Food Slicer. Works just as fast as a vegetable chopper and ensures exceptional quality and beauty in every slice.
- Unmatched Cutting Performance: Our veggie cutter features ultra-sharp, pure, advanced ceramic blades that effortlessly maintain their edge up to 10x longer than traditional steel blades. Our vegetable cutter brings excellence to your kitchen meal prep.
- Vegetable Slicer: The ceramic blade of our vegetable cutter ensures your fruits and vegetables retain their natural color and freshness. Say goodbye to browning and embrace the pure essence of your ingredients with our exceptional kitchen gadgets.
- Essential Kitchen Accessories: Effortlessly achieve smooth and even slices with the adjustable dial of the mandoline food slicer, offering four cut thicknesses (0.5mm, 1.3mm, 2.0mm, and 3.0mm). From paper-thin to thick, unleash your culinary artistry!
- Meal Prep Made Easy: The vegetable slicer features corner notches that securely hold over your meal prep container. Slice with ease and security using the included handguard with our vegetable cutter.
Description
Experience culinary excellence with our Japanese-made Adjustable Ceramic Mandoline Food Slicer. Crafted from Kyocera's proprietary zirconia material, it guarantees exceptional quality and beauty with every slice. The ceramic blade of our vegetable slicer ensures your fruits and vegetables retain their natural color and freshness, preserving their pure essence. This mandoline food slicer also features an adjustable dial offering four cut thicknesses (0.5mm, 1.3mm, 2.0mm, and 3.0mm) to achieve precise and even slices for culinary artistry. Say goodbye to browning as our vegetable cutter unlocks vibrant flavors. The included handguard in our vegetable cutter provides added protection, allowing you to slice with confidence and ease. Elevate your meal prep with this must-have ceramic vegetable slicer.
Brand: KYOCERA
Product Dimensions: 10.6"L x 3.6"W x 0.4"H
Material: zirconia and ceramic
Color: Black
Special Feature: Adjustable Slicer
Recommended Uses For Product: Vegetable
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Blade Material: Ceramic
Item Weight: 0.11 Kilograms
Blade Length: 3.5 Inches
Brand Name: KYOCERA
Recommended Uses For Product: Vegetable
Manufacturer: Kyocera
UPC: 732233493631
Global Trade Identification Number: 65
Item Type Name: Ceramic Mandoline Food Slicer, Vegetable Slicer with Handguard, Essential Kitchen Gadgets For Your Cooking Needs
Included Components: handguard, slicer
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Five year limited warranty.
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 10.6"L x 3.6"W x 0.4"H
Item Weight: 0.11 Kilograms
BladeLength: 3.5 Inches
Material Type: zirconia and ceramic
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Blade Material Type: Ceramic
Color: Black
Blade Shape: Square
Additional Features: Adjustable Slicer
Operation Mode: Manual
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Red
Size: Adjustable Slicer
I bought this to replace a KitchenAid mandoline that was lost when I moved. My old slicer was much "fancier" and I wasn't sure what to expect from such a simple device. So I put it to the test on 50 lbs of potatoes. Yes that's right, Five Zero, and yes I know I'm crazy. My potatoes always sprout and I got tired of throwing out food, so I started dehydrating them so that I can use them as slow as I want and not worry about them going bad. I own a Kyocera peeler and love it, so I peeled the potatoes with that before slicing. I didn't really worry about getting all the skin off so the slicer did have to deal with some potato skin. I was very happy with the performance of the slicer, the potato went over the blade effortlessly and didn't hang up on it at all like I remember my steel-bladed slicer doing. The plastic blade guard/guide is ok, I never really like them but it is the only way to keep your fingers away from the blade when the item being sliced gets smaller. I wished the teeth on it were either a little sharper or longer, but it worked. The blade is very, very sharp. Use with caution, use the guard, and don't fret about losing that last little piece off the end, it's not worth chopping your fingers up just to get one more slice of potato! My only (minor) dissatisfaction with this slicer is that I wish it had more range in the adjustment of the slice thickness. The thickest slice came out close to 1/12 of an inch, considerably thinner than the 1/8" setting on my previous mandoline. So my potato slices were thinner than I was used to but I compensated for that by reducing the blanching time a bit and all was well. This slicer is a terrific deal on an excellent quality product, I know it will be hanging on my kitchen wall near to hand for many years.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2016 by S. Bennett
Color: Black (Soft Grip)
Size: Adjustable Slicer
This is an America's Test Kitchen (ATK) recommended product. I didn't realize I was getting a ceramic blade, but it seems very sharp. A little research indicated that ceramic stays sharper than steel, if you take care of it. I used this to create thin potato slices for making kettle chips. Thickness setting 1 is very thin, like Lays potato chips (in the yellow bag) thickness. I ended up using setting 2, which is about 1/16 in thick to make the kettle chips. It comes with a food holder, but it didn't seem very useful. I decided to order a pair of level 5 cut-proof, slice-proof gloves to protect my fingers. There is a square adjustment bar on back of the slicer that provides four slice thicknesses. I wish it had a dial/knob on the side to rotate the bar easier. 0.55 mm (0.022 in) 1.3 mm (0.051 in, ~1/16") 2.0 mm (0.079 in) 3.0 mm (0.118 in, ~1/8") The chips sliced very well and consistent. You do have to press down a bit because the adjuster bar on the back acts as a back-stop for the thickness more than it does actually setting the thickness. I found that I needed to rotate the potato 90 degrees each slice to keep it from getting thinner on the leading edge.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2025 by TechieTim
Color: Red
Size: Adjustable Slicer
This is my second purchase. The first one lasted a little more than three years before it seemed a bit dull. I think I used it 2 the 3 times a week. I liked and used the various thickness settings of the adjustable design. I don't think I would like the fixed blade design. I'm not a kitchen gadget guy but the light-weight, easy-clean and overall simplicity makes this a goto kitchen tool. The plastic parts were all intact and functioning after 3 years. Just wish the ceramic blade was sharper or could be sharpened. Still pleased with the design, performance and value of this product. Will probably buy again in another 3 years. :-) BTW I think I maintained good blade life by storing it hanging with other kitchen stuff. To avoid chipping the ceramic blade you probably shouldn't store it tossed in a crowed drawer with other utensils.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by dp
Color: Black
Size: Adjustable Slicer
Very sharp.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026 by Emily Gedenberg
Color: Black
Size: Adjustable Slicer
I mostly bought this because there were several comments that the blade was sharp enough for potatoes, as I wanted a mandoline for making Spanish Tortillas. The blade is indeed extremely sharp and easily went through a potato, but they claim 3mm on setting #4 and the thickest I got was some 2mm, which is too thin. I looked through the reviews before buying and only one person mentioned this, but he thought he had a bad product. I'll likely return it for this reason. Also - the thickness adjustment is clunky and perhaps likely to break easily. I looked at the best-selling Mueller Austria, which has a lot of accessories I don't need, but what turned me off the most were several comments that potato slices got stuck and the blades dulled quickly. They are said to have excellent customer service, so lifted their C.S. email address from an offer to make things right and sent them a message asking if was worthwhile for me to buy theirs. BTW - from reading reviews I am dubious of angled models (vs. 90 degree or V-shape), as they often tend to have comments that the cut is varied thickness from one side to the other, and one even included a photo. I'm now looking at an infinitely variable thickness model (0.3-9 mm) from Benriner for a bunch more money. I might first try to see if I can find an appropriate fixed-width slicer, as I only really want it for one thing. I'll have to search for "potato slicer". This does have a slightly angled blade, but Japanese technology trumps that. A few general comments on mandoline. Reading reviews, it's clear that there are a whole lot of idiots out there buying these. I don't just mean those cutting themselves the first time they use it by not paying attention to what they're doing, or even the ones who say it's TOO sharp !!! duh . . . , but all the really dumb reasons for not liking the one they bought - including the many who say the food pusher doesn't work - see below. I do have sympathy for those who bought the brand where the cheaply (if at all ?) engineered black plastic "grabbers" easily broke off and got sliced into the food. It's also obvious that all of the "safety food holders" are junk. I think I tried it for my very first potato slice and then just used my hands. The second time, I put on the gloves I bought. A big part of the problem is the round bottoms - and tops) of many firm veggies, so if you have something that's large enough to warrant it I would suggest cutting it in half first, then slice flat side down, with or without the holder. Of course this means reaching the top more quickly, but read on friend. I think this would make the holders much more effective, but they're just too fiddly for me. They also add time and effort, especially toward the bottom. I strongly suspect that these were invented just as a CYA measure to protect manufacturers from law-suits. There's something like a nine to one ratio of people saying they're useless to those who actually like them - for whatever odd reason. I'm amazed at how many people seem to think it's just a problem with the one they got with their brand. Dolts. As for the last half-inch or so - I'm good at judging where/when the last slice is that a little bit of potato is still above the slicer edge - please don't try this at home! Part of my thinking is that the last little bit of potato is so rounded, that it's unlikely to cook in a different time even if the tiny center is 1/16 (or less) thicker than the rest of it. I may also use a fork to help push it through. I well realize that I could just toss it, but I'm stubborn and my mother grew up during the Depression, so I try not to waste anything. I see people saying to hand slice the last bit, but I'm buying a mandoline precisely so I don't have to do that! Sort of like the meat lovers attitude toward vegetarianism ;-)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018 by C. E. Hansen