Cut It Out

Gadgets for perfect julienne and curls.

Save Your Dollars

For many kitchen items, cheaper is better.

I finally gave in and bought the Benriner after debating for ages between it and the Bron... Anyway, I’m really enjoying it – making tons of matchstick and julienned everything, but I have a couple of questions for...

I picked up a Benriner Japanese vegetable slicer (like a mandoline without legs) at the V & T Asian supermarket in Hempstead recently. The Benriner cost $18.99, which is a lot cheaper than I’ve seen it for online. They also...

I’m shopping around for a mandoline-type slicer and I have pretty much heard such great things about the Super Benriner, the inexpensive Japanese-style slicer, that I had decided to get it. But I just found a deal on the...

Cauliflower-Parsnip Soup with Beet Crisps

A deceptively rich yet creamless version.

Blue Cheese Coleslaw

With celery, carrots, and cabbage.

Hi guys I’m putting one on my wedding registry, but I don’t know which one. I haven’t owned a mandolin before, and am planning to use it to prep small amounts of veg (just two of us at home). Does anyone have...

Buffalo Chicken Tenders with Blue Cheese Coleslaw

An instant sensation around the CHOW office.

I broke the finger guard on my benriner. Does anyone know where I can buy a replacement? Google shopping search turned up nothing; nada at korin.com either. Thanks!

Hey, baby, come over to my place and I’ll show you my Benriner.

't get great reviews on Amazon. So now I’m looking at either the Swissmar Borner or a Benriner (it seems like the Benriner gets mentioned quite a bit on this site). Does anyone have any input on either of these?

http://www.amazon.com/Kyocera-BN1-Benriner-Japanese-Mandolin/dp/B0000VZ57C The Benriner is a great mandoline. Even though I have both the Benriner and the Bron, I use the Bernriner the most. Lighter easier to use and much cheaper....

Not a V but the Benriner Japanese mandoline is my favorite to use. http://www.amazon.com/Kyocera-BN1-Benriner-Japanese-Mandolin/dp/B0000VZ57C

Does anyone know where I can buy a Benriner turning slicer? It’s the kind for making thin spiral shreds of vegetables such as daikon, carrots and beets, not the mandolin type. Hoping I can find one in Markham or downtown...