Of all the household tools I have, I think a mandoline’s the last one I’d choose for an affair... more power to you.
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I am in the last stages of a scab. Took a large chunk of my knuckle cutting up carrots to ferment using a mandolin. I threw it out, tho cutting 4 lbs of carrots might make me get another.
Gotta live on the edge. Hold the product under your palm.
In addition to those full sheets that are going to cost me $1.5M in upgrades, I also got a handful of quarter sheets. Holy sheet! See what I did there 
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Those things are so incredibly useful. Great for moving stuff to and from the grill, works for marinades. Baking too! Why in the hell have I not been using these all of the time for the past 15 years?
?Those things are so incredibly useful. Great for moving stuff to and from the grill, works for marinades. Baking too! Why in the hell have I not been using these all of the time for the past 15 years?
1/4's will fit in a toaster oven. Just sayin.
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I'm also an anti-mandolin fan evidently because I'm too uncoordinated 
Too many cuts involved.
Too many cuts involved.
i've been called a human mandoline once or twice
And bamboo eater.i've been called a human mandoline once or twice
I've had this chunk of walnut and a stack of magnets sitting around for months - finally got off my butt and made a knife bar for myself. I'm happy with the way it turned out... and now to replace a few of these knives with something more fun.
awesome job
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I keep coming back to this thread to see the finished sandwich. This is taking forever.
Michi
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I'm really envious now!
Michi
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Stewart122
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Simple and really nice - might have to try doing something similar for my kit!
Looking forward to seeing what you get for the replacements.
Thought I needed a new small pan that would act as a 20cm sauté pan, a braising pot and a general saucepan.
Settled on this 2.7 liter 20cm Fissler, I’m really happy with it. Great quality, great heavy duty lid. It’s about to get covered and spend a couple of hours in the oven.
The le creuset in the background is 4.25 liters, too big for lots of applications nowadays
Settled on this 2.7 liter 20cm Fissler, I’m really happy with it. Great quality, great heavy duty lid. It’s about to get covered and spend a couple of hours in the oven.
The le creuset in the background is 4.25 liters, too big for lots of applications nowadays
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Xenif
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I needed a new spatula, the old one "mysteriously" broke when this went on sale
I'll be seriously disappointed if you're trolling. Where'd you get it?
Xenif
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Amazon! I have a yellow one incoming as well (out of stock). I never troll when it comes to Hello kitty stuff. Infact, it was a particular hello kitty handle on a Shigefusa (from this forum) that first got me into the world of japanese knives. I was like "I love that handle! Whats that knife its attached to? What the heck is a ... shi ... Ge ...fu..sa? Huh?"
Michi
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Cut-resistant glove is probably a good idea when free-handing with a mandolin. Or use one of those bell-shaped holders.
+1 for the gloves
first time I used a mandolin a sliced the tip of my finger clean off
gloves are easy to use and don't get in the way like those holders do
Just got a new slicer for the shop. It’s a hog. Should have gotten this years ago.
This speck is so thin!
This speck is so thin!
Xenif
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Hello kitty silicon mat
Got the eye roll from the wife, better cool my Hello Kitty buying... For now ...
Got the eye roll from the wife, better cool my Hello Kitty buying... For now ...
These came today! Early Father's Day present from my wife. Sink Bridge and Large Lapping Plate from JKI.
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