| It slices and shreds—and it fits in your utensil drawer.
  Use This Baby Mandoline to Make Yourself a Tiny Salad  When my roommate Kristen moved out of our Brooklyn apartment to fulfill her destiny as a self-possessed Manhattan It Girl, I fulfilled my own: I became the new owner of her Oxo Mini Grate & Slice Set.
The set comes with three attachments: There's a mini mandoline, which I use on raw brussels sprouts to make slaw, to cut radishes perfect for garnishing tacos, and to make thin slices of cucumber for a salad. The set also comes with large and small-holed grating attachments, which I use to shred hard cheeses for pizzas, pastas, or salads. All three slicing attachments fit onto a plastic basin, which catches your shavings and has markers for measuring the amount of cheese or vegetable you're shredding. And for storage, that plastic basin, along with another plastic piece, form a compact carrying case for all of the blades. No scrambling for the right shredding attachment in your drawers.
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Friday, September 3, 2021
Use this baby mandoline to make yourself a tiny salad
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