Kitchen Clever9-in-1 Vegetable Cutter
R279
About
Revolutionize your meal prep with our 9-in-1 Vegetable Cutter. This versatile kitchen tool offers nine functions, including slicing, dicing, julienne, and grating, all in one compact device. Crafted for efficiency and ease, it features sharp, durable blades and a user-friendly design that makes cutting vegetables a breeze. Save time and effort while creating perfectly chopped ingredients for your favourite dishes with this all-in-one kitchen essential.
Product Features
- 9-in-1
- Multifunctional
- Made of high-quality materials
- Food-safe and easy-to-clean
- Double protection guard
- Silicone anti-slip ring at the bottom for more stability
- Fixed bottom box lock to prevent ingredients from falling off
- Both a vegetable and fruit dish
- Makes preparing dishes quicker and easier
- Small dicing grid can cut radish, potato, cucumber, onion etc.
- Large basket capacity
- Built-in drainage
- Can be disassembled for cleaning
- Care instructions: Hand wash only
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 21.8 x 21.8 x 9cm
- Material: 304 Stainless steel, TPR, ABS
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