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The Cuisinart® Mandoline is the perfect tool for preparing many culinary delights. It is designed to cut and slice food easily, with
a uniquely designed food holder and interchangeable stainless steel blades. Blades are made using the same technology as the
legendary Cuisinart® Food Processor blades, giving our mandoline an edge in more ways than one! With five cutting options and
a simple slide lever to adjust thickness, you may find yourself using your Cuisinart® Mandoline every day.
FEATURES
1. Soft-grip handle for comfortable hold
2. Collapsible legs for easy storage
3. Nonslip feet to hold mandoline in place
4. Safety cover and storage slots to prevent injuries from
sharp blades
5. Four interchangeable stainless steel blades with 5 cutting
options (straight edge/crinkle cut, shredding, fine and
thick julienne), made with Cuisinart® Food Processor
technology
6. Thickness adjuster moves blade height to ¹∕16", ¹∕8", ³∕16",
¼", 5∕16", ³∕8"
7. Food holder with nonslip push pads that lower food into
cutting position
8. Adjustable stainless steel cutting runway – locks into
upper and lower positions for use with different blades
9. Includes a cut-resistant glove, which should always be
worn when using the mandoline (not pictured)
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INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
The Cuisinart® Mandoline’s stainless steel blades are
extremely sharp. Please handle with care. Keep fingers
and hands away from blades when using, cleaning,
assembling or reassembling unit.
ALWAYS use food holder and the cut-resistant glove to
guide food properly into the cutting blade and to prevent
injuries. NOTE: glove is not cut-proof or point puncture-
resistant. DO NOT USE GLOVE with moving or serrated
blades.
Never use your hands instead of the food holder to
guide food.
Prongs and pins are very sharp; always use caution when
placing food onto or removing it from food holder.
Always engage safety cover and store blades in unit when
not in use.
Keep this product and its components away from
children.
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