

🍽️ Slice like a pro, impress like a chef!
The Louis Tellier Professional Chef's Mandoline is a premium stainless steel slicer made in France, featuring four versatile blades and adjustable thickness settings from 2 to 10 mm. Designed for precision and safety, it includes non-slip handles, feet, and a finger guard, making it ideal for professional-quality julienne, fries, and decorative cuts. Durable, dishwasher safe, and crafted with over 70 years of French culinary expertise.









| Best Sellers Rank | #227,305 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #464 in Mandolines |
| Brand | Bron Coucke |
| Color | Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 37 Reviews |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 15.7"L x 5.3"W x 2.2"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Special Feature | Manual |
M**D
quality.
Well constructed and easy to clean. If you are thinking of getting a Mandolin to cut every vegetable, you may be disappointed. Squash can separate and tomatoes can be too soft. Really works great for cucumbers and even cheese. Also this tool is not for the timid. Marie Antoinette fingers over the guillotine are a constant threat. If you know you want to invest in a great Mandolin, get this one.
S**Z
Marvelous Mandolin!
A great addition to any Chef's tools! A mandolin is a fabulous assistant....just 'guard' those fingers when using this time honored kitchen assistant. Not for the novice cook! This mandolin delivers creative cuts!
L**N
Not quite it
I had hoped that this would be it, the One, the mandolin I keep. It's going back, though, because the permanent blades responsible for the success of the cutting operation aren't sharp enough to consistently cut. Super sharp replaceable blades in different sizes are great, but half the equation is in the permanent blades. These are too dull to complete a good cut...so dull that the operation becomes quite dangerous, even with the provided pusher. Overall the unit is high-quality and sturdy. If a little extra attention had been put into the blades the high price tag would have been acceptable, but because of the dullness of important blades, this mandolin doesn't perform any better than the 35 dollar version rendered in plastic. Too bad!
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