I would rather spend $200 on 12 ply toilette paper. Better yet.......just wipe my ass with 200 $1 bills. At least the money wouldn't be a total waste!!

This is the equivalent of the DJ putting on "White Rabbit" or "Stairway to Heaven". Time for smoke, bathroom break, run to the bar and have a few rounds, then back to work. 60 minutes after this sells out I'm sure we'll "Detour to wine.woot". Enjoy the break!

vpell wrote:filthy wootkilling trash. this embrangles, worst woot off of all time.

Has anyone actually seen a GOOD woot-off, I've only been involved in the past 3 and none have been too exciting...

compywiz wrote:Do people really buy slabs of meat to take home and slice themselves?

Yes. If you make homemade beef jerky.

But, this would suck for that since the blade just sits there and doesn't rotate. I suppose veggies would work fine but it looks like it would be a waste of money to use it on meat.

RoguePope wrote:Explore power tools with single guys???

Ahhh, but then that would be setting a bad example for those pesky little kids. LOL, and besides, as we were discussing yesterday in the forums -- an excess of geekiness hinders me! LOLOL

siobhan13 wrote:AYE!

All against?

nikkipoooo wrote:We do love our sausage.

...and bratwurst, Chicago dogs...

The Chicago dogs are a little messier, but they stick with a girl...

RoguePope wrote:
Go fish, wookie!

LMAO ... looks more like a winning poker hand to me !

jbess722 wrote:Has anyone actually seen a GOOD woot-off, I've only been involved in the past 3 and none have been too exciting...

They are all the worst woot-off ever!

Invisible Mandolin.

yakeshinu wrote:Wow. I see the post posting-order is still wacky.

Windows Server doesn't know how to tell time (hence why the ordering embrangles, depending on which server out of the cluster you get)...

#windowsfail

hugetractsofland wrote:I'm waiting for one of those tools to show up here with a forever flashlight-type recharger.

ROFL!!! Now THAT would be interesting to buy.....hmmmmmmmmmm......imagine the possibilities......

A slicer for $199.99?
Very Funny

C-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER

I slice raw partially frozen beef, chicken, and pork by hand to make bulgogi. I love bulgogi and rarely make it because the slicing takes such a toll on my hands and wrists. Would one be able to slip a few pound partially frozen roast into this thing and slice with ease? Isn't the VG-10 steel a big deal in the cutlery world?

ircmaxell wrote:I'm not judging... On the contrary actually...

But technically, there ARE other alternatives (esp for a single gal) :-P

We discussed the hot plumber at the hardware store last time...her pipes are STILL leaking!

natertots wrote:$200????

You can get one for $23.

Yeah - and that's the one I have. The one that's not fit for slicing string cheese. However, it does seem like the OXO is a nice compromise between completely useless (linked) and $200.

Soupcan75 wrote:I would rather spend $200 on 12 ply toilette paper. Better yet.......just wipe my ass with 200 $1 bills. At least the money wouldn't be a total waste!!

Just not all in one sitting, correct? Maybe you should try less fiber.

jbess722 wrote:Has anyone actually seen a GOOD woot-off, I've only been involved in the past 3 and none have been too exciting...

Woot offs suck everytime for every person, but always in completely different ways. For each person, though, of all the items shown, only about 5% interest any one person.

It's those rare times that you see something that you actually need that keeps us around.

superspryte wrote:cheese != meat

I know, but it's the same principle.

D-zamn, this is gonna take all day, which means I actually have to work

Does this work on MAC-intosh apples?

# Eco-friendly with removable main blade, allowing for resharpening rather than discarding when the blade is dull


... I love how being able to sharpen a blade is an eco-friendly feature, brilliant!

These are actually bad ass mandolins, they retail at sur la table for $379. always wanted one but broke... shun is a high end knife company

What the heck ? I thought it was $19.99 at first , why wpuld anyone pay $205 for a pickle slicer ! ?!

kippyj wrote:...and bratwurst, Chicago dogs...

The Chicago dogs are a little messier, but they stick with a girl...

After my divorce, I've sworn off all dogs ;)

Classic woot-off fillabuster.

http://www.everten.com.au/product/Shun-Mandolin-Slicer-Pro.html

Retail is $495

kippyj wrote:We discussed the hot plumber at the hardware store last time...her pipes are STILL leaking!

Well, that's his fault for not knowing how to properly work the pipes...

will01gt wrote:LMAO ... looks more like a winning poker hand to me !

Yahyahyah, I know ;)... but Go Fish sounded funnier... Glad to see it was caught though!!!

ircmaxell wrote:I'm not judging... On the contrary actually...

But technically, there ARE other alternatives (esp for a single gal) :-P

Like the forever flashlight for example! ...um, not that I would buy 3 for that or anything, I'm just sayin.

kippyj wrote:...and bratwurst, Chicago dogs...

The Chicago dogs are a little messier, but they stick with a girl...

So you're not into raw dogs?

kimat401 wrote:I slice raw partially frozen beef, chicken, and pork by hand to make bulgogi. I love bulgogi and rarely make it because the slicing takes such a toll on my hands and wrists. Would one be able to slip a few pound partially frozen roast into this thing and slice with ease? Isn't the VG-10 steel a big deal in the cutlery world?

Yep. For both Korean and Chinese BBQ (not to mention Japanese Shabu-Shabu ) you need a powerful mandolin to do the job w/ frozen meat.

This thing has a powerful enough motor /and/ the right kind of steel.

Skoffer wrote:Woot offs suck everytime for every person, but always in completely different ways. For each person, though, of all the items shown, only about 5% interest any one person.

It's those rare times that you see something that you actually need that keeps us around.

Like box of chorizo

Soupcan75 wrote:I would rather spend $200 on 12 ply toilette paper. Better yet.......just wipe my ass with 200 $1 bills. At least the money wouldn't be a total waste!!

But if you did that then these slicers wouldn't sellout.

They had this on sellout woot for $250.00 on 4/27. Old post mention a review on America's test kitchen saying not so good.

In for 3

I sliced the tip of my finger off on a mandolin slicer a few years ago.

lelander wrote:Junk

And how is Shun junk?