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| Progressive International Vegetable/French Fry Cutter | 
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| List Price: $14.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 93 reviews)
Sales Rank: 220
Category: Kitchen
Publisher: Progressive International
Studio: Progressive International
Brand: Progressive International
Label: Progressive International
Color: White
Media: Kitchen
Autographed: 0
Memorabilia: 0
Warranty: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 9.8 x 4
MPN: GPC-2549
Model: GPC-2549
UPC: 078915120199
EAN: 0078915120199
ASIN: B00004RDFH
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy to use | | • | French Fry Cutter is plastic and stainless steel. | | • | Comes with 2 blades: 25 hole for large fries and 49-hole for small fries | | • | Simply place small or half potatoes into shute and squeeze through for thick or thin fries. | | • | Hand wash in soapy water |
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Product Description
French Fry Cutter, Thin & Thick With 2 Stainless Steel Blades, 25 & 49 Hole.
Amazon.com Review
This lightweight cutter divides a potato into its french-fry essence in a jiffy. One blade creates up to 49 3/8-inch fries with a single lever-push. The other creates up to 25 half-inch fries. You'll get those numbers, however, only if you precisely shape a large potato to fit the bed. The bed's size is the cutter's only drawback. Even if you cut a large potato to fit the head, the fry length is at most 3-1/2 inches. That length, however, is ideal for carrot, cucumber, and zucchini batons to assemble a vegetable tray around a bagna cauda, an Italian dipping sauce of olive oil, butter, garlic, and anchovies. And such batons get you halfway to a pretty dice for a vegetable soup. Hand wash. --Fred Brack
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| Customer Reviews: Read 88 more reviews...
 For the 'French Fry' lover! September 7, 2008
Hi,
This vegetable cutter is great for the small jobs around the kitchen. My primary use is for homemade fries made from fresh potatoes. I use the 1/2" head and am very pleased with the results. Works smoothly and with little effort, if I remember to cut up the product first so it doesn't jam against the edges of the cutter. Cleans easily and stores in a small space. Has become an indispensible tool in my kitchen.
 What a disappointment June 23, 2008
Worked great...until the 5th time when the blades started coming apart. Cheap too thin blades are the culprit. I would have spent a little more to get better blades and something that would last longer....not worth the money and should be pulled from Amazon!! this is a LEMON
 French fries June 18, 2008
Does not make fries well. Takes too much power to use. I'll probably never use it again.
Great deal :) June 7, 2008
When I saw this little gadget I was thinking it wouldn't last very long with the abuse I know I would put it through in my kitchen, but to my surprise this little darling is amazing. It was worth every penny I paid for it, and I plan on buying this for my friends and family. If you enjoy making fries or other items then buy this product and stay away from the high-end stuff because this little gem can keep up with the big boys :)
Great Value May 16, 2008
Since I have manually been cutting my own French fries for sides, I figured I would try it for the price and found that it worked much better than expected and saved tons of time/labor. A large Potato may need to be trimmed or squared off slightly to fit easily, but the slicer works great and cleans easily.
Unlike other reviews that nearly scared me off, the lever felt solid and easily cut through the largest potato with no problems as long as you have a little hand strength to get it started. The slicer is equipped with a long hand lever (moment arm) for increased inertia which results in reduced cutting effort.
Just a great product for the price for anyone who is manually hand cutting their french fries. There are 2 different blade options for thicker or thinner fries depending on how you like them. I have just used the thicker blade and only use it for French fries but would imagine the smaller blade would cut even easier.
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