VEVOR Commercial French Fry Cutter with 4 Replacement Blades, 1/4" and 3/8" Blade Easy Dicer Chopper, 6-wedge Slicer and 6-wedge Apple Corer, Lemon Potato Cutter for French Fries with Extended Handle

A tool like this isn't for everyone, but it's a serious time saver to have in our kitchen. We grow a lot of our own food. A key aspect to making this work well for us is to prepare our foods "ready to cook" as much as possible.We primarily use this slicer to make french fries and home frites from our potato harvest. It makes a whole lot of work in slicing potatoes go by in just minutes. The key value is that it's a serious time saver, saving us hours of slicing by hand. From here, we blanch and freeze our prepared potatoes, with the goal of making them last for nearly a year from that point.In the past, I've gone through enough "cheap" slicers that it was finally time to pay a bit of money for one that will last. This unit seemed to strike a fairly good balance between quality and value, which was well confirmed after the first few uses. I'd argue it's nearly "buy it for life" quality. I'm not worried about this unit breaking on me like I have with some of the smaller units I've had.The mechanisms for changing the blades are quite easy to figure out. While my wife read the manual, I intuitively assembled the unit without instruction. I was satisfied with the quality of all the parts and pieces, no major issues or weak points were observed. The blades are sharp, so it's important to be careful around them!One thing to note, I did "think" I was getting a unit with a lever as opposed to a push down plunger type of action. When I noticed this upon receipt, I almost returned it to get what I had intended. I decided to try it out and found I actually prefer the plunger action. While it can be a bit tough to get some stiff foods through the slicers, the plunger does allow "creative" force options that you wouldn't have with a lever. Also, it reduces complexity, meaning less can go wrong. I'd buy this model again, for what that's worth.I'm sure we'll find many creative uses for this kitchen slicer. Growing a considerable garden offers a lot of opportunities for bulk food preparation and we're always looking for ways to save time. I can easily see this unit being used for diced tomatoes and possibly other things where we want to get fairly small pieces. This was one of the main reasons I purchased the kit with "all" the different blades, a lot more flexibility for not much more money.Overall, five stars and hope the unit lasts for many, many years to come! Lastly, for reference, the shown potatoes took us about 5 minutes to slice from about 25 potatoes!

For non-commercial use this cutter appears well built. The strength to cut a potato is reasonable with the leverage of the handle and cutting twice for cubes is simple. I've not had to replace a cutter head yet but looks easy enough. It will take up some cabinet space like a large food processor. Happy with the purchase.

Haven’t had any issues it does what I wanted it too. Slice potato’s and maybe more! Perfect for my home

Works very well, only issue is the amount of small Allen head screws with nuts that come loose very easily. And if the nut part get lost then you have to figure out a replacement for it. Would be much better if there were locking nuts or locking washers to help hold in place.

Love this! Works perfect for what i needed it for😁. Potato wedges

I do a LOT of dehydrating, and because of this, I do a LOT of chopping and dicing. I was going through the smaller hard plastic container dicers about every 6 months or so.This dicer is massively STURDY! Comes with extra blades should you need them, and works as it says it should. The entire outer case is all stainless steel and very nicely put together.I mostly do celery and green peppers. It is a bit ticky to clean celery strings from. I do not have a dishwasher, so I cannot comment on that. It does come with a cleaning tool, but it is much easier to just use a small very thin bladed knife to clean between the tines of the chopper.Because I use this in my home and not a commercial setting, the only thing I wish it did have, is a case/box to put it away in. Along with the extra chopping pieces.The chopping pieces are very well built and sturdy.I am not used to the pushing down part, my dicers have all been a side slap style, but it is easy to use, just takes some getting used to. I have not tried it with potatoes, yet, but will soon. I do have a nice mandolin slicer that I usually use for those, as we do a lot more fried potatoes, rather then French fried style. But I am looking forward to doing some chopped to see how they dehydrate.

I bought this to cut and serve homemade French fries when I open up my food trailer in the early spring. Great quality, cuts beautiful fries. Simple to use and easy clean up.

Broke!!! After first slice!🤯🤯🤯