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17-06-2004, 02:44 AM
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Potato chip slicer
I am looking for a crank powered device to slice potato's very thin to make
home-made potato chips. Not interested in the mandilins. Have found one called King Kutter, but no one can tell me if it will do the job. Any suggestions? -- Jerry & Jeanette Coulter 316 Ballentine Ests. Rd. Irmo, SC 29063 803-781-8815 
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20-06-2004, 09:10 PM
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Potato chip slicer
Have you tried the wide feed tube Cuisinart with the 2mm slicing blade?
Good Luck Kent JCoulter wrote: I am looking for a crank powered device to slice potato's very thin to make home-made potato chips. Not interested in the mandilins. Have found one called King Kutter, but no one can tell me if it will do the job. Any suggestions? -- Jerry & Jeanette Coulter 316 Ballentine Ests. Rd. Irmo, SC 29063 803-781-8815
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20-06-2004, 09:23 PM
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Potato chip slicer
Where can you buy one for $45? I see something for abut $90 when I search.
I think I have seen this and it may be too wimpy. You'd have to see it in the flesh to decide. Good Luck Kent "Cynthia Mason" wrote in message ... They have made them for a long time. For $45.00 I think it is worth a try. If it didn't work well you could probably return it.
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