Chef Aid Bean Slicer

Not even worth what I paid -- dull blades, too widely spaced. A job that should have taken 5 minutes too more than 30 because the slicer is worthless. Worse than the crap you get from Temu.

This high quality ambidextrous designed, white plastic and sharp metal bladed bean slicer, slices beans with a mere waft of either hand. No bean can resist it's cutting power. Keep it away from children or they may no longer be able to pick their nose, and wipe it on your sleeve. No other bean slicer is ambidextrous, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, a shameful state of affairs. Take care, it is very sharp. If you do accidentally cut yourself, please write random numbers in blood on a fresh piece of white paper. You can use these numbers for next weeks lottery. If you read this far, you may believe I am taking the proverbial. You might be correct. Stay safe.

Product ok but was not delivered through my letterbox as stated. Found it eventually after calling on neighbours.

I bought this to replace one we lost recently (which we’d had for 20 years). What a disappointment. The blades are dull, and I couldn’t slice even one bean from the same batch of beans I’d been successfully slicing with my 20 year old one just a few days previously. How can this rubbish be a top seller? Sorry CHEF AID. You need to do better. Refund requested.

This looked exactly like my old one which I have had for years but unfortunately it didn't slice very well, you had to pull the beans really hard to get them through, on the plus side very prompt delivery and low price

Quality is great,value for money, easy to use, easy to clean, really happy with this runner bean slice.

Absolutely useless. Not sharp enough to cut the beans. Had to throw away too many beans.

Do not bother wasting your money on this . I bought one of these slicers to replace an ancient (15+ years old) one of similar design that was starting to break and was hugely disappointed to find that this item was utterly useless as the cutting blades were so blunt. I did not manage to slice one (freshly picked homegrown and definitely not stringy) bean properly with it and have contacted Amazon for a refund!

Reclamé a Amazón porque las cuchillas no cortaban NADA y me devolvieron el importe, pese no tener que devolver el producto dado su bajo importe.

This works better than using a knife. I would suggest to make sure that the beans are fresh so they are stiff enough to push through. One to three beans at a time can be pushed and then pulled through. It is easier to do one at a time. For the price, it works well.

AS I said above

Classic bean slicer...does its job!!!

These are dull and hard to use. I wouldn't buy another one.