French Fry Cutter, Wosweet Stainless Steel Homemade Potato Chipper Cutter for Easy Slicer with 2 Blades, Great for Potatoes, Carrots, Cucumbers

The media could not be loaded. Love this product. The fries came out perfect. The cutter does two sizes, 1/2" and 3/8". I like the 1/2" size, it came out very professional looking.There is a trick to cutting fries without stressing the cutter. I used medium and large size Russett potatoes. The trick is to push the lever in small bursts. Don't try to cut it it one push or you may break/bend the cutter. The suction is a bit weak though, could be made stronger.

Suction cup doesn't suction very well. Handle extension is finicky. But makes the job sooo much easier. Love using it, would like to see those things improved.

Love love love this! Makes great french fries, but it also cuts cucumbers perfectly to dip into ranch like french fries. When you cut your vegetables like french fries, most kids will eat them. It’s durable, and super sharp so it slides right through the vegetable.Also, This one has plenty of room for a potato, so you get nice long french fries. (I had to return a different one earlier, because the space was so small I had to cut up the potatoes to put it on there, which defeats the purpose)Easy to clean.

Update —. After researching other brands and watching lots of videos, I’ve decided to keep this cutter. It’s not perfect and the suction cup is a joke, but if you respect it’s limitations it does a good job. First off, you need to make sure your spud aren’t to wide or tall and are centered with the cutting grid. If they exceed toy cutter grid by even a small amount, you’ll never be able to force it through. Also, even though the unit will accept longer potatoes, it shouldn’t and is a bone to pick with the manufacture. If the spud is too long, the mechanics will not allow you get enough leverage to punch it through.With nothing in the unit, being the handle fully forward then back it off until the handle is just short of perpendicular. That is the largest potato you should try to cut. If you watch videos of other brands, you see that when fully retracted, the handles are just short of perpendicular.Suction cut is a HUGE joke. Handle leverage is off, it is vertical when you need to apply maximum force. Only good for potatoes 2 or 3 inches long.

This arrives in a generic "Fry Cutter" box with no brand associated with it. That's fine. The "suction cup" included with the product is a flat silicone disc that adheres to nothing. I'm not sure if it's just poorly-molded, or something's happened to it, but it's worthless. Considering the force needed to send a small Russet through the machine while it's sliding underfoot, you'll want to mod it out with your own.I've also spent over an hour attepting to swap out for the smaller "push plate". The bade is very easy to swap out, but the directions for changing the push plate are vague. Nevertheless, I'm mechanical enough to be able to figure out how the hooks go in. Still, even with a flathead screwdrive for ballast the thing doesn't budge. Another molding error, or simply shoddy craftsmanship?So I have been forced to use the larger blade, which, yes, cuts a potato slightly faster than I can with a knife. I can't honestly recommend this product, though.

This slicer/cutter is pretty heavy duty and solid. I was happy to see the attached suction cup device has a lever to adhere and release from any smooth surface to aid in slicing safely and effectively. The slicer has a regular cutting matrix plus a second, smaller grid to make shoestring cuts along with a second pushing surface that corresponds with the smaller grid.Very happy and would buy again!

I hate this fry cutter. I didn’t like anything about the product other than it’s size. It’s not sturdy at all. The back suction does not work, and doesn’t stay in place to effectively use. AND, it’s so hard to use. My husband and myself BOTH had to push on it for it to slice the potato. I’m returning!!!! Disappointed😒

My wife was a bit skeptical but this thing really works. It sliced through Russet potatoes without much effort. Lever is solid and easy to use. The cutter piece is easy to remove to clean and easy to insert back in with the screw. The only drawback (for me at least) is the suction cup. It didn't seem to adhere well to our countertop. I had to hold the slicer while cutting the potatoes so it didn't slip on the counter. But not a huge deal. Highly recommend this product regardless.