Compare the Top 3 Mandoline Slicers in Australia 2026

For most kitchens the Joseph Joseph Multi-Grip Mandoline at around 27 dollars is the best value pick, folding flat for the drawer while its multi-grip handle keeps your fingers well clear of the blade, which is exactly what you want from a tool this sharp. Buy the OXO Good Grips Hand-Held at 23 dollars if you want the cheapest pick from a recognised brand with the biggest review base of any handheld here, the Kyocera Ceramic at 53 dollars if you want a blade that stays sharp far longer than steel and will not react with acidic food, or the Benriner Classic at 73 dollars if you want the Japanese slicer professional kitchens reach for, noting stock can be low at times. Step up to the Mueller V-Pro at 104 dollars if you want five interchangeable blades for slices, juliennes and crinkle cuts, and choose the OXO Good Grips 2.0 Chef at 107 dollars as the single premium pick if you want the safest, most versatile benchtop with a proper food holder, accepting its lower 4.2 rating and bulkier storage. The single best value, though, is the Joseph Joseph.