Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes

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Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
Tomato Slicer Clip for Tomatoes, Lemons and Potatoes
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TypeKitchen Tools > Food Slicers & Vegetable Cutters
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Round produce stays put in the clip, and every slice lands at the same thickness. Tomatoes, lemons and potatoes come out tidy for salads, burgers and drink garnishes, with your fingers kept behind the guard.

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Round produce stays put in the clip, and every slice lands at the same thickness. Tomatoes, lemons and potatoes come out tidy for salads, burgers and drink garnishes, with your fingers kept behind the guard.

Slice tomatoes, lemons and potatoes evenly and safely with one simple clip-style holder

Solves
  • uneven or messy slicing of round produce
  • fingers near the knife blade
  • slippery tomatoes and citrus rolling on the board

Slice tomatoes and lemons evenly, fingers clear of the blade

Tomatoes roll, slices come out uneven, and your fingers hover near the knife. With one clip-style holder, the round produce stays put and every slice lands at the same thickness.

Built to hold round produce steady

Lemon cradled in the green clip holder with neat rounds on a blue board

Holds round produce steady

The curved cradle base cups a tomato or lemon, and the spring-style pinch handles lock it in place. Squeeze the handles and the fruit stops rolling, so the knife goes exactly where you aim it.

Potato rounds sliced evenly on a wooden board beside the green holder

Even slices, every time

The parallel slots are spaced evenly across the base, so each pass matches the one before it. Potatoes and firm tomatoes come out in tidy rounds, and the last slice looks like the first.

Hand slicing a lemon in a bright kitchen with the green holder on a bamboo board

Fingers stay back

The finger guard sits between your hand and the blade path. Hold the produce inside the clip, keep your fingers behind the guard, and the knife stays in the slots instead of near your knuckles.

Clip it, slice it, done in seconds

  1. 1
    Clip the produce in the cradle

    Set the holder on the board and place a firm tomato or lemon in the curved base. Squeeze the handles until the fruit sits still.

  2. 2
    Slice straight down through the slots

    Run the knife down through the parallel slots in one steady pass. Each pass gives a slice at the same thickness.

  3. 3
    Stack the rounds and reset

    Move the rounds onto a salad, a burger or a drink rim. Open the handles, turn the next piece and repeat.

Small enough to live in the drawer

  • 18 cmLength
  • 8 cmWidth
  • 4.5 cmHeight
  • ABS plasticMaterial

Sits flat in a narrow kitchen drawer

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Will it fit tomatoes, lemons and potatoes of different sizes?
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Wanelo · seller

The cradle is built for round produce, and the photos show tomatoes, lemons and potatoes in the clip. Pick firm pieces that sit inside the curved base. A very large potato or a very soft tomato will not grip as well, so choose a smaller piece for the holder.

Is the ABS plastic sturdy enough for regular use?
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Wanelo · seller

ABS is a light, budget-grade plastic made for everyday produce prep. Keep it away from heat and do not use it for heavy force or frozen food. For daily tomatoes, lemons and potatoes, it does the job.

Is it faster than a knife on a board?
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Wanelo · seller

For round produce, yes. A freehand cut on a slippery board means chasing the tomato and checking each slice. Clip it once, then make straight passes through the slots. A batch for burgers or a big salad goes quicker, and the slices match.

Can I use it on other round fruit?
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Wanelo · seller

The photos show citrus and potatoes alongside tomatoes, so round fruit with a firm skin is the best fit. Test softer fruit with a light grip first, since the plastic holds best on firm pieces.

Is one holder worth it next to a plain knife and board?
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Wanelo · seller

Count the produce that rolls off the board or gets cut unevenly each week. One clip-style holder is a single purchase that keeps every tomato or lemon at the same thickness. For a family that preps salads and burgers often, it saves time on every batch.

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