KitchenCraftKrisk Bean Stringer and Slicer, French Style Green Bean Complete Multi Tool to Top and Tail, Stringer & Cutter for Runner Beans, White

Amazing little tool, is bought a small red one last year that fell apart, but this one removes the strings as it slices and makes an easier job of dealing with large gluts from the garden.

Life changing device!!, well that maybe hyperbole. But a fantastic gadget, best kitchen gadget I’ve bought in years.I'm into sharp Japanese knives for cooking and have hand cut beans for years. I'd seen these bean gadgets and assumed they'd be crappy, but a recent glut of home grown beans meant I though it was worth it for a fiver. Wow, it's just so good. It perfectly takes off the string edges and easily slices the beans.My tip if you care; Despite the bean tip removing blade being very sharp, I personally think it's quicker to do that on a chopping board as you can do a whole bunch of bean tips in one go.

Best bean slicer I’ve had, even purchased 2 more for family. Easy to clean, very sharp and safe to use. Slices beans thinly

Love this. I think the beans taste better when cut this way.It's easy to use - place the bean in the top and push down until enough has passed through so you can grab it from below then pull the remaining bean through.The stringy sides of the bean will be cut off to be discarded. Just be careful not to put your finers into the cutter - it's really sharp.Lovely and sturdy, my previous one lasted for years. It works really well and at a very good price.

This is a superb little device which can turn green beans into a green spaghetti! It’s very simple to use and is very safe.

The way that this death slicer doesn't come with a safety cap is wild to me. The blades are incredibly sharp. It also has an additional death slicer blade at the top to cut away the two ends of the bean. This to me seems excessive and there's nothing at all to protect your fingers from getting sliced on this.Having said that, it slices beans lovely and fine and cuts the stringy bits at the same time.It won't slice any runner bean that has been left to grow for longer and is a bit fatter, it simply smushes and breaks the bean. It also has to be very fresh, if the bean has been picked for more than a few hours and has lost its crispness, then it won't slice.I would have loved this handy little tool to be kept in my kitchen drawer with all of my other kitchen utensils, but because I don't want to risk decapitating my fingers, it has to be kept in a plastic box (not provided) at the back of the kitchen cupboard. So not very handy.

Krisk are the best bean slicer around. I have just replaced one I bought about 20 years ago, haver tried others including pro cook but not a patch on these.

Great item easy to use haszal free cutting for runner beans