Julienne and Slicer
Now you can easily slice any vegetable to the
thickness you desire with the Adjust-a-Slice Mandolin by Progressive™.
This slicer features a wider surface to accommodate larger fruits and
vegetables.
Easily
slice any vegetable to the thickness you desire with the Adjust-a-Slice
Mandolin by Progressive™. This slicer features a wider surface to
accommodate larger fruits and vegetables. The non-skid ridged surface
provides stability for use over a bowl. The angled stainless steel
blade provides more efficient slicing. This mandolin slicer features a
locked position for safe storage and a protective finger guard to keep
you safe while slicing. Use your thumb to quickly and easily adjust to
3 thicknesses... 1mm, 2mm and 3mm.
Features:
• Adjusts to 3 thicknesses: 1mm, 2mm and 3mm
• Angled stainless steel blade
• Locked position for safe storage
• Protective finger guard
• Soft grip and contoured handle for comfort
• Non-skid ridged surface for use over bowl
• Wider surface for slicing large fruits and vegetables
• Color: Lime Green
Features:
• Adjusts to 3 thicknesses: 1mm, 2mm and 3mm
• Angled stainless steel blade
• Locked position for safe storage
• Protective finger guard
• Soft grip and contoured handle for comfort
• Non-skid ridged surface for use over bowl
• Wider surface for slicing large fruits and vegetables
• Color: Lime Green
Price: $32.00
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Sascha Kaposi
RISD ’97 [Industrial Design]
Just months after completing his degree at RISD, Sascha Kaposi moved to Seattle to join the design team at Progressive International Corporation, a housewares manufacturer with a reputation for practical innovation and high-quality production. With several years of product development now behind him, Kaposi is a senior designer for kitchenwares, involved in every step of the process — from sketching new concepts to approving production standards to obtaining patents. His designs debut each year at industry shows in Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Frankfurt, Germany, and are favorites among international retailers such as Williams-Sonoma, Crate & Barrel, Linens ’n Things and Sur La Table.
Just months after completing his degree at RISD, Sascha Kaposi moved to Seattle to join the design team at Progressive International Corporation, a housewares manufacturer with a reputation for practical innovation and high-quality production. With several years of product development now behind him, Kaposi is a senior designer for kitchenwares, involved in every step of the process — from sketching new concepts to approving production standards to obtaining patents. His designs debut each year at industry shows in Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Frankfurt, Germany, and are favorites among international retailers such as Williams-Sonoma, Crate & Barrel, Linens ’n Things and Sur La Table.