Electric Prep Master Slicer
Electric Prep Master Slicer
Electric Prep Master Slicer
Electric Prep Master Slicer
Electric Prep Master Slicer

4.9/5 — Rated Excellent by 483+ Customers

Electric Prep Master Slicer

Every block of cheese, every carrot, every zucchini for tonight's dinner still has to go through your hand, your grip, your wrist one crank at a time. This one switch slicer takes that job away from your arm and gives it to a motor, so a full block shreds in under a minute instead of five, with no cramping, no clogging on hard cheese, and no knuckles anywhere near the blade.

Real food, without the manual labor of getting it there.

  • Shreds a full block in under 60 seconds

  • 4 interchangeable blades for shred, slice, or grate

  • Safe, enclosed blade no scraped knuckles

  • Dishwasher safe, snaps apart in seconds
Limited Stock: Delivered by 28 August

Benefits

The Natura Electric Prep Master Slicer is designed to take grating, shredding, and slicing off your hands and onto a motor, with these main benefits:

  • One-Switch Speed – A full block of cheese that used to take 3-5 minutes of hand-cranking shreds in under 60 seconds. Flip the switch, feed it in, done.
  • No More Scraped Knuckles – The blade sits fully enclosed inside the drum, so your fingers never get near the cutting edge no more bandaids after taco night.
  • Consistent on Any Cheese – Hard parmesan, soft cheddar, whatever's in the fridge the motor doesn't stall or clog halfway through the block the way a hand crank does.
  • 4-in-1 Versatility – Swap between shredding, slicing, and grating blades in seconds, so it's not a one-trick cheese tool it's carrots, potatoes, cucumbers, and more.
  • Cleanup in Seconds – Every attachment snaps apart and goes straight in the dishwasher, so the 5 minutes you saved grating doesn't get eaten up scrubbing afterward.

Shipping & Returns

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Standard (USA) | 3–7 business days
Expedited (USA) | 2–3 business days
International | 7–14 business days

 

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We know it's hard to trust a new kitchen gadget until it's actually shredding cheese on your counter. If the Natura Electric Prep Master Slicer isn't the easiest thing in your kitchen within 30 days of delivery, send it back for a full refund no stress, no hassle.

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Grating A Block Of Cheese Shouldn't Leave A Mark On Your Hand.

You're not trying to make Pinterest perfect shreds. You're trying to get dinner on the table without your knuckles catching the blade on the last inch of the block, without your wrist aching from the crank, without standing there holding a bowl at an angle because the last grater wouldn't sit still.

The Last Third of the Block Is Where Your Hand Gives Out

Every hand grater is fine for the first two thirds. It's that last small piece the one you have to hold with your fingertips right up against the blade that turns "quick task" into a small injury waiting to happen.

Feed The Whole Block In, Never Touch The Blade

The chute holds the cheese for you the entire way through, including the part your fingers used to have to finish by hand. Nothing goes near the blade except the food.

Uneven Shreds Weren't Your Fault The Angle Was

When you're the one moving the cheese across the blade, the pressure changes every pass. That's why hand-grated cheese always comes out part shred, part crumble, part chunk.

One Motor, One Consistent Cut, Every Time

The blade stays still and spins at the same speed no matter who's feeding it. The shred that comes out first looks the same as the shred that comes out last.

Results You Can Feel

Real kitchens, real blocks of cheese this is what the difference between hand-cranking and Natura actually looks like side by side.

How To Use

All you do is feed it. The motor does the rest no cranking, no staging it out.
PICK YOUR BLADE

Snap in the shred, slice, or grate drum depending on what's going in cheese, carrots, potatoes, whatever tonight's recipe calls for.
LOAD IT AND LOCK IT

Drop your cheese or vegetable into the hopper and use the pusher to guide it down. Your hand never gets near the blade.
FLIP THE SWITCH, CATCH THE RESULT

One switch, under a minute, and a full block is shredded straight into the bowl below no cramping, no clogging halfway through.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Natura is built to take the manual labor out of meal prep one motor, four blades, no cranking, no shortcuts on real food.

Does it actually stay put on the counter, or does it slide around while I'm using it?

It doesn't rely on suction like manual rotary graters do, which is where most of them fail especially on textured granite, wood, or laminate. Natura sits on a wider stable base instead, so it stays where you put it whether you're grating a soft cheese or pushing through something firmer.

Do I have to hold a button down the whole time, or is there an on/off switch?

It's a switch, not a press-and-hold button. Flip it on, feed your food through, flip it off when you're done your hand isn't stuck holding anything the entire time.

How much cheese can I actually fit in it at once - do I need to cut the block down first?

A standard 8oz block goes in whole. If you're working with a larger block (like a 2lb brick from a wholesale store), cutting it in half first makes the feed smoother, the same way you'd break it down for a manual grater.

What happens to the little bit of cheese that gets stuck between the blade and the housing?

Some amount is normal with any rotary-style blade — it's a small fraction of the block, not a functional problem. It comes out easily when you rinse the drum, and most people treat it as the "cook's bonus bite."

Is it actually dishwasher safe, or just the box saying that?

The blades, hopper, and pusher are dishwasher safe those are the parts that touch food. The motor base is not, since submerging any electric motor housing will eventually damage it. That's standard for every electric kitchen appliance, not a shortcut specific to this one.

Will this work for someone with arthritis or limited grip strength, or is it still hard to operate?

Yes — that's actually one of the most common reasons people switch to this over a manual crank. There's no gripping, twisting, or repetitive wrist motion required. You're guiding food in with a light touch, not powering the blade yourself.

 

Where do the extra blades go when I'm not using them is storage included?

Yes, there's a snap-in storage tray built into the base so the extra blade attachments have a dedicated spot instead of rattling around in a drawer.
ONLY 14 LEFT IN STOCK: Ships by 25 August

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