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popularphoinix | Staff posted Mar 22, 2026 07:49 AM

$39.98* | Sopito Professional French Fry/Potato Cutter (Stainless Steel) at Amazon

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Sopito Home Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has Sopito Professional French Fry/Potato Cutter (Stainless Steel) for $39.98.
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1/2'' Blade [amazon.com] - $39.98
1/2 Inch & 1/4 Inch [amazon.com] - $45.31

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Sopito Home Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has Sopito Professional French Fry/Potato Cutter (Stainless Steel) for $39.98.
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1/2'' Blade [amazon.com] - $39.98
1/2 Inch & 1/4 Inch [amazon.com] - $45.31

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Model: French Fry Cutter, Sopito Professional Potato Cutter Stainless Steel with 1/2-Inch Blade Great for Potatoes Carrots Cucumbers

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JESSE_VENTURA

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Mar 22, 2026 11:47 AM

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JESSE_VENTURA

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Mar 22, 2026 11:47 AM

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French Fries

Kl16732

Mar 22, 2026 12:48 PM

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Kl16732Mar 22, 2026 12:48 PM

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can buy the same thing on temu for half the price, they all come from the same place so might as well save some money

dkslblackjack

Mar 22, 2026 05:36 PM

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dkslblackjackMar 22, 2026 05:36 PM

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Better off spending more (or at least waiting on a better deal) for the vertical version. This damn thing uses a suction cup to maintain stability.

JollyGuitar746

Mar 22, 2026 07:00 PM

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A sharp knife and patience is cheaper.

boourns84

Mar 23, 2026 02:31 AM

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boourns84Mar 23, 2026 02:31 AM

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Just ordered it from temu for $28 shipped

LeeJ2539

Mar 23, 2026 01:08 PM

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Quote from JollyGuitar746

A sharp knife and patience is cheaper.

And walking 20 miles is cheaper than driving. Doesn't mean its the best option.

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Mar 23, 2026 01:10 PM

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Quote from JollyGuitar746

A sharp knife and patience is cheaper.

Exactly, you don't need this unless you own a restaurant or you plan to eat fries with every meal.

funkadunk8

Mar 23, 2026 01:13 PM

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funkadunk8Mar 23, 2026 01:13 PM

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Got a similar one a bit ago, and it sucks. You're fighting it the whole time, you can't get much force to actually push it through, and food gets stuck all over. I have a junky vertical one I got from an old job 15 years ago that works much better, skip this

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Quote from LeeJ2539

And walking 20 miles is cheaper than driving. Doesn't mean its the best option.

And if my grandma had wheels she'd be a bike

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Quote from dkslblackjack

Better off spending more (or at least waiting on a better deal) for the vertical version. This damn thing uses a suction cup to maintain stability.

Best deal of all = not helping a shady retailer compile their database with your use and phone data. Dont buy from that shady app.

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Quote from JollyGuitar746

A sharp knife and patience is cheaper.

I'm not sure. The ER can be quite expensive.

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Quote from JollyGuitar746

A sharp knife and patience is cheaper.

I was a chef for 10 years. Got my knife skills down pretty well. Cut off the edges of a good Russet potato to make it into a rectangle. Slice 1/8" strips, then slice the strips into 1/8" fries. I've always been amazed at the yield on fries with a single potato. 2 large baking potatoes will give enough fries for about 4 people.

Poach them in heavily salted water for about 3 minutes and let them steam dry as they cool.

I like to toss mine in potato starch, but that's optional.

Get your favorite oil to 375F in a pot deep enough to submerge the fries, and fry in small batches. Do not overload-the fries should be able to freely move around. 4-5 minutes.

Put fries in a metal bowl and toss with some salt, then dump onto a sheetpan.

Keep the batches in a 200F oven while you're making them.

Poof- you have fast-food quality french fries

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Mar 24, 2026 10:04 AM

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Quote from drsnowmon

Exactly, you don't need this unless you own a restaurant or you plan to eat fries with every meal.

Some of us get big bags of potatoes really cheap, sometimes free. No way to eat all of them so I make 5lbs of fries or diced potatoes at a time and freeze them.

This tool was a Godsend. Well, not this one, this one is junky and plastic, but the better quality all metal ones for $60 are well worth the money. This one, not so much.

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Quote from funkadunk8

that's because this is a junky model. You can tell by the rear plate, the four rods, and where the lever is placed. Not enough leverage for enough force, and those rods bind up.

I too have a good restaurant quality one, they are only $20 more, and I can do 2 potatoes at a time with ease.

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Mar 25, 2026 12:11 AM

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Quote from UniqueMagic721

that's because this is a junky model. You can tell by the rear plate, the four rods, and where the lever is placed. Not enough leverage for enough force, and those rods bind up. I too have a good restaurant quality one, they are only $20 more, and I can do 2 potatoes at a time with ease.

Please provide a link to the $60 one

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Rating:	(4.5 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	10,678 Amazon Reviews
Manufacturer:	Sopito
Model Number:	V6
Product SKU:	B07KVSNCT7
UPC:	616010013833
ASIN:	B07KVSNCT7
Brand:	Sopito
Item Dimensions LxWxH:	10.23 x 5.22 x 7.87 inches
Item Weight:	4.99 Pounds
Item model number:	V6
Manufacturer:	Sopito

$39.98* | Sopito Professional French Fry/Potato Cutter (Stainless Steel) at Amazon

$40

$53

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