Electric Slicer, Electric Cheese Grater for Home Kitchen Use, One-Touch Control Cheese Shredder, Salad Maker Machine for Fruits, Vegetables, Cheese Grater with 5 Attachments

This has made our life easier! So easy to grated up a big block of cheese in seconds.Fresh grated cheese tastes so much better than the bag grated cheese. Bought 10 of these for all our kids and grand kids for Christmas

Awesome machine! Good quality electric grater. Works wonderfully, although it is rather loud. The grating speed is very impressive and it's super easy to disassemble for cleaning. I haven't tried it on vegetables - only cheese so far, but I'm very happy with my purchase.

I love this item so easy to use and does a great job fast

I have had this thing for approximately 2 years now and I just realized that I did not do a review. This thing is a staple in my kitchen. I love it! It's a little bit louder than what I thought it would be but I could get past that because it will shred a block of cheese. Nothing flat and I don't scuff up my knuckles and end up bleeding. It's easy to watch and easy to take apart. I would most definitely buy this again but I don't need you because mine is still working after 2 years.

I bought this for my wife after watching her struggle with keeping our old, manual crank slicer in place while trying to use. We used it for the first time this weekend and it was well worth it's purchase - made grating a 16oz block of cheese quick and painless. I picked this slicer over the sea of others available on Amazon due to its quality. After a bit of research, the two concerns I found was lack of power and the plastic inserts that hold the blades breaking. Time will tell on the latter, but the insert design has thicker plastic than some others I viewed, so I'm hopeful. As for the power, I have no concerns after using it for the cheese.

I purchased this in Oct 2022 for $53.99, which was a stretch for the price of previous graters I've used that held up for years for half the cost. This worked fine until the plastic piece (teal colored nob) busted off. It holds the grater inside the shoot, which honestly is not much of anything for holding those in while they are spinning. It is currently glued on there (in pic) but I'm not expecting it to hold as the clear plastic all around it is cracked, and the tiny knob that holds it inside the clear plastic broke (there's one on each side). All the blue arrows show cracks and wear on the plastic. I'm not sure if it's a combination of washing it in the dishwasher or just the hard work of grating or just not durable plastic. I only used mine maybe 4-6 times a month for a 2 person household to grate cheese and my husband used it to grate potatoes for hash browns. I never used any of the other blades. The other cons are that the food shoot is very small. I had to cut my cheese blocks twice as small as my previous graters, and you have to quarter the potatoes. The narrow shoot makes it harder to clean. Also, you have to hold down the button while using it and there isn't anything to suction it onto the counter. AND, there is no information on the company online or in their storefront to contact to see I could find to replace a part. And no warranty info if you have issues under a year.

I love this electric slicer! It makes grating cheese, slicing veggies, and prepping salads so quick and easy. The one-touch control is super simple to use, and the five attachments give me a lot of options. It saves so much time in the kitchen, and cleaning is easy too. Perfect for anyone who loves cooking but wants less hassle. Definitely a great addition to my kitchen!

I tried this with carrot, onion, and mushrooms. All of them cannot be spliced well. The first time I used some mushrooms, the slicer pushed a little scraps and then nothing. I took the blade cone off and found some fragments were sticked on it. Other mushrooms cannot touch the blade cone, so it didn't work. Then I tried onion, I thought onion is more crisp and not easy to stick. But I'm wrong. The blade cone has the ability to cut anything into a good sticking shape. Similarly, some onion scraps were push out, some were sticked inside the balde cone, and some big fragments are sticked between the blade cone and the plastic tube. After checking I thought it is impossible to cut anything smoothly, and left it there. I nearly forgot it recently, but I saw a video about it, and in which it cuts carrot well! Maybe I should give it another chance. I rooted around some old carrots, washed them, and put into the feeder. I hoped to take a video to record it, but I found I have only 2 hands, one was pressing button, the other was pressing the carrot, and cannot hold up the smartphone. I pressed the button like the example video, it worked! Oh, it was stucked, again!