Is there a clip on attachment for "catching" the veggies as you slice? I thought I saw one somewhere, but can't find it now.
1787870
I don't know if they make one, but nothing like that comes with it. I just slice them over a bowl.
1787871
Sorry, I can't help. When i received mine I found it was too small to work with the tomatoes and onions I use, so I gave it to someone.
1787872
There is no attachment made just for catching vegetables but there is a rubber strip covering the bottom front part of the mandolin. This strip has an indentation on either side large enough to accommodate a bowl. It is not removable but it works very well to keep the mandolin in place while preparing vegetables. BTW - this thing works really well.
1787873
It does fit/clip on the size of a bowl but nothing to catch the sliced veggies.
1810005
You can put the clip on the other side of the knife, but you can't move it to the pivot end. It is tip up in either configuration.
2236065
Not real good, you could wrap it up with another veggie, or tie it in a knot, when I do items like kale and other leafy items I either roll them up or tie them in knots with themselves to give it bulk, or wrap it around some other veggie like a carrot or something with more substance.
124863
No but it is pretty simple to figure out just try the 3 different blades it comes with and decide which cut you would like for each vegetable. Hope this helped you.
1385029
I really like this slicer, BUT, I would recommend a spiral slicer for the really long zucchini "noodles" to substitute for spaghetti. I think this slicer is a good choice for nice thin "julienne" type of strips. It works very well on dense vegetables like carrots, and my spiral will not handle carrots. NEVER use this slicer without the guard. It is very sharp and you will bleed a lot (been there done that).
1606065
With a vegetable in the vessel, you grab the handleand pull it pull it forward. This pushed the veggie thru the cutters. Works great.
2154832
Thanks! The previous answer from someone thought I meant the package but I meant the container once your vegetables are chopped. Thank you again!
1265452
If you use the guard it is great...but without it .. It is a finger slicer..I love it but have to be very careful.
2203153
I have not seen a video, however I just lock in the slicer I want (ripple, slice, shred,etc) and press the fruit or vegetable against the cone I have selected and start turning the wheel. The finished, sliced or shredded material will gather in the inside of the cone, falling out onto your plate or bowl. Very simple.
2021560
Do you mean the plastic insert that's not shown on the picture? I think it's a salad spinner so you can spin out the water from the veggies you've washed. I haven't used it though, but I only use the blade insert.
576073
Not sure about the actual clip, but have you thought about using a clip from a dog leash or similar? At least its a work around until you can find the actual clip.
301699
I have used two of them for slicing vegetable s for side dishes. I believe they are worth it.
1915658
No attachment. Juicer is great but you probably wouldn't get much out of that grass.
376982
I have had no luck doing that. Other than thick and thin slicing, this tool mangles fruits and vegetables with the other blade options. It is a huge disappointment.
2055276
Not sure if you can take the slicer off. I love mine though. I works great.
795357
Depending on what it is you are cutting, it could be paper or "see-through" thin. I've done that with cukes and zucchini. Harder to do with carrots.
1943992
If you have the regular model, you have to make cuts on the item being sliced and run the through the V-slicer against those cuts. In other words, if you were trying to cube a potato, make 3-4 long cuts on the end of the potato, and make sure the cuts are going lengthwise in the holder so that the blades will be cutting across the cuts. I hope that makes sense.