A: "It’s a holder for fruits and veggies to be sliced on a mandoline food slicer." “I found this tool in the kitchen drawer. Wondering what it’s used for. There’s no writing or logos on it.”
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A: "It’s a holder for fruits and veggies to be sliced on a mandoline food slicer." “I found this tool in the kitchen drawer. Wondering what it’s used for. There’s no writing or logos on it.”
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