Tupperware Speedy Mando

Are you looking for a tiny yet super handy cutting aid for truly delicate work? Then the Tupperware Speedy Mando is your new favorite. This is the smallest member of the Mando family (alongside the MandoChef and Mando Junior), and it excels at ultra-fine slices. It's precisely what you need for radishes, small gherkins, pickled onions, cucumber ribbons, ginger, or a touch of garlic. For that quick finishing touch or a small salad, a large mandoline is often 'too much'. The Speedy Mando is lightweight, ready for immediate use, and easily stored away in a drawer afterwards. You cut exactly what you need, without mess and without fuss. Its double-sided blade cuts with every motion, allowing you to work extra quickly and evenly, while the glider and pusher keep your fingers safely away from the blade. It's compact, light, and consists of just three parts that easily click together and apart.

Imagine a salad where thin, crisp slices make all the difference: radishes for a fresh bite, thinly sliced gherkins through a potato salad, or pickled onions that suddenly become elegant. The Speedy Mando is also wonderful for sandwiches and snack boards: fine cucumber slices, a sprinkle of red onion, or some ginger for an Asian twist. And do you have leftover cheese or nuts? In wafer-thin slices or shavings, a simple lunch transforms into something special.

Using it is incredibly simple: Click the glider onto the base and hold the Speedy Mando steadily on your cutting board or over a bowl. Place your ingredient under the pusher, which gently presses it towards the blade. Move with a calm back-and-forth motion over the blade. The double-sided blade cuts with every stroke, delivering wafer-thin, even slices – exactly what you needed. For extra grip, place the Speedy Mando across a bowl, so your slices fall directly where you want them.

🌸 Ivonne's Tip: For wafer-thin cucumber slices (perfect for pickled cucumber), I use the Speedy Mando. Great inspiration can be found at 24Kitchen: a green salad with sweet and sour cucumber. Would you like to compare the Speedy Mando with its larger siblings? Then take a look at the Mando Junior and MandoChef in my mandoline collection.