Tupperware Mandoline - Tips, Tricks, Slices & Safety Features
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2020
- What you will learn:
✔️How to properly use your Mandoline
✔️How to clean your Mandoline
✔️Learn how to slice, make hashbrowns and even waffle chips! 😍
✔️We will show you all of the safety features to feel confident slicing & dicing
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Thanks for making this video, my mandolin is still in the box and it’s probably been at least a year since I bought it. I will have to give it a try!
Great video! I just bought one at a fair but it didn't come with instructions so this was not only informative but a lot of fun! I love your energy and presentation style. Thanks!
I appreciate this video. I've had mine for a few years in the cupboard. I'm ready to take a shot at it.
Thank you so much! I just received my mandolin but was still afraid of it. You made me feel very confident about using it!!! I just tried it and totally love it!!!
I had a hard time seeing the area closest to the camera, as the light seemed much too bright and blurred the details. I kept tilting my screen (viewing on laptop), but that didn't help. I do appreciate the instructions. A bit much on the laughter, though.
I learned a safe way to clean it...by using a brush instead of a sponge or cloth. Going to buy a brush today!
Thank you for the info packed demo. I just purchased one not long ago. I used it on day one to make crinkle cut scalloped potatoes and slicing block cheese into thin slices for a charcuterie board.
Thanks for explaining all the features. I have had One for a few years and been too afraid to use it. I lost part of my thumb with a pampered chef one.😳😂
So i have used the mandolin for almost 2 years and only used the strait blade, but after watching your video im going to try the other blade, by looking at this video i realised that it's not that hard, hopefully. I just love my mandolin, i slice sallad, cabbage, tomatos, cucmber and a lot more and now i'ts going to be even more stuff that i can do. LOVE your video, Hug and kisses form sweden
Thank you for sharing this video I was thinking about purchasing one but was iffy about , now now I’m ready to give it a try I have lots of grandkids and love to cook for them so I’m sure this will make it a lot easier thanks again
Excellent👍
I'm watching just now,1 yr after this video was made. Inever knew tupperware had this mandoline. Is it still in the catalog (2022). Thanks for the info on this mandaline.
Thank you very much…I’m very intimidated by my mandoline. I’ve learned a lot, I’m going to cut potatoes for scalloped potatoes for dinner 😊
Love you're presentation ❤ how can I get a new card. I have a vision problem problem and mine came up gone. Can I purchase one? Thank you ❤
I’m excited for pickle chips
You guys, You guys, You guys ha ha ha.... thanks for video
Thanks so much for the detailed demo! Our Team Leader demod it. He is a pro! But I like that I can watch you anytime. I saved your demo and shared it with my unit on whatsapp! Did you spray any oil on your fries?
I can't make it work with carrot dices. Can u give me some advice, please?
I don't have one yet
Could the mandoline do sweet potatoes?
Absolutely!
The light is too bright. Can't see the food
Something I did not learn after watching tons of tutorials on the mandoline is how to shred. I want to make carrot salad, potato pancakes, coleslaw, not french fries!
If you want stringy coleslaw, you could thin cut your cabbage wedges on it. It's not really intended as a shredder. I use my food processor with the shredding disc on it to shred potatoes, carrots and cheese. For coleslaw, I more finely chop my cabbage, carrots and onions. I just noticed people seem to enjoy the coleslaw more finely chopped.
Tried mine yesterday. Not impressed.