Sencor SSG 3503OR

Chopping, slicing, grating, decorating... Whatever you want to call it, the special Sencor slicer can do it all. It can easily prepare vegetables for salad, fruit for ice cream sundae, or ground nuts for cake decoration. Simply replace the attachment and you get completely different texture and slice thickness. This electric slicer is a delight to use should be part of any household.

I’ll cut you to pieces… or maybe slices?

Included interchangeable attachments allow you to make thin and wavy slices or grated foodstuffs with three different levels of coarseness. This means you can easily make homemade potato crisps, cut cucumber to garnish sandwiches and fruit for kids’ snacks, grate cheese for pasta, create fine spreads, and grind breadcrumbs, coconut or almonds.

Key features

• Five interchangeable attachments
• Cord length: 1.2m
• Power consumption: 150 W
• Voltage: 220-240 V
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Dimensions: 24.5 x 22.5 x 19.5 cm
• Weight: 1.2 kg

Easily done

Thanks to its anti-slip feet, the slicer is completely safe even when grinding harder foodstuffs such as nuts, and you can rest assured that it will remain where you put it. Just insert a plate or bowl under it and you can grate directly into the container, sparing you from having to juggle multiple bowls and ensuring that grated fruits and vegetables retain their freshness and texture longer. The slicer also has a practical storage space for the power cord, where you can simply pack it up when the appliance is not in use. Thanks to a 56 mm wide feed tube, you can grate and slice ingredients without precutting.

Elegance and quality

Its clean lines and elegant shape make this slicer into a stylish kitchen helper that you actually want to show off. Put it on your kitchen counter and you'll see that it’ll attract attention of every guest—especially if you match the colour, which you have a wide range to choose from, with your other kitchen accessories. The slender silhouette leaves no doubt which appliance is the pride of the kitchen—and it’s probably not the coffee maker...