--- product_id: 896331 title: "Presto 02970 Professional SaladShooter Electric Slicer/Shredder" brand: "presto" price: "150638CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Presto" url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/896331-presto-02970-professional-saladshooter-electric-slicer-shredder store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # 4 interchangeable cones Dishwasher-safe parts Powerful 120W motor Presto 02970 Professional SaladShooter Electric Slicer/Shredder **Brand:** presto **Price:** 150638CFA **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⚡ Slice, shred, and impress—your kitchen’s secret weapon for effortless gourmet prep! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Presto 02970 Professional SaladShooter Electric Slicer/Shredder by presto - **How much does it cost?** 150638CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/896331-presto-02970-professional-saladshooter-electric-slicer-shredder) ## Best For - presto enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted presto brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Hassle-Free Cleanup:** Motorized base wipes clean; all other parts are dishwasher safe—no extra bowls, no mess. - • **Multi-Tasking Marvel:** Not just veggies—chop nuts, grate chocolate, and create breadcrumbs with one sleek device. - • **Compact & Clutter-Free:** Slim 11"x4" footprint fits any kitchen, perfect for millennials maximizing small spaces. - • **Time-Saving Powerhouse:** Robust motor and large food chamber handle whole potatoes and big cheese blocks in seconds. - • **Effortless Precision Slicing & Shredding:** From thick apple slices to super-fine cheese shreds, master every texture with 4 versatile cones. ## Overview The Presto 02970 Professional SaladShooter is a compact electric slicer and shredder featuring a powerful motor and four interchangeable stainless steel cones for thick slices, ripple cuts, medium shreds, and super shreds. Designed for versatility, it effortlessly processes vegetables, fruits, cheese, nuts, and even breadcrumbs. Its large food chamber accommodates whole potatoes, while the adjustable food guide adapts to various load sizes. Cleanup is simple with a motorized base that wipes clean and dishwasher-safe parts. Ideal for small kitchens, this durable appliance has earned a loyal following for its efficiency, longevity, and space-saving design. ## Description The easy way to slice or shred vegetables fruits and cheese for delicious salads soups pizzas and tacos! Professional SaladShooter slicer/shredder features a powerful motor and interchangeable cones for thick slices ripple slices medium shreds and super shreds plus a handy funnel guide that directs ingredients Just point and shoot where you want no extra bowls to clean The large food chamber holds whole potatoes for making hash browns Perfect for shredding cheese! Slice fruits for salads and desserts Make super shreds for stir-fry and coleslaw—and slice ripple cuts for beautiful vegetable trays Professional SaladShooter is so versatile it even chops nuts grates chocolate and makes bread cookie and cracker crumbs The adjustable food guide adapts to large or small loads for all your cooking tasks Easy to clean too! The motorized base wipes clean and everything else is dishwasher safe Review: Can slice and grate food as well as the large processors and is much more convenient. - I bought the Presto Professional SaladShooter in January, 2010, and it still looks and works like new. At the time, I also purchased 2 more cones that offered additional slicing and shredding sizes. I have used this SaladShooter often in the last 5 years, primarily for shredding large quantities of cheese that I freeze for later use. Although my primary use is to shred cheese, I have also used it to shred cooked potatoes for hash browns and for slicing vegetables. It has done a wonderful job on everything I have used it for. I have found it very easy to clean, but I have always washed the parts by hand. The cutting cones come out, and can easily be washed and dried. The chute unit comes off of the base for easy cleaning. A couple of the reviews have mentioned that food is caught outside of the cutting cones, and also gets stuck in crevices. I am a bit of a kitchen appliance junkie and have a few appliances that can be used for slicing, shredding, etc. including the attachments for the Kitchen Aid mixer, a Cuisanart food processor, and a couple of Ninja Kitchen Systems. Some use the cones as this one does, and some use blade discs. I have found that every single one of them leaves some chunks of food that isn't processed with the rest, and the blade systems generally have food sitting on top of the blade that isn't processed. Let's face it - even with a hand shredder you end up with a piece that can't be shredded unless you want to add a portion of your fingers to the food. All things considered, the Presto SaladShooter can do anything that the larger processors can do, but takes much less storage space. Since it is a smaller, hand-held unit, you will be more likely to use it more often than a larger, heavier unit that has to be moved from the back of a cabinet. UPDATE 12/02/16 I have had this Presto SaladShooter for almost 7 years, and it's still going strong. Of the many appliances I have, the SaladShooter does the best job of shredding cheese with the least waste. UPDATE 08/04/25: At this point in time, I have had this Presto SaladShooter for 15 years, and it still works as well as the day I bought it. The one I have is in white and is the same model as shown on this page. I still use it for shredding and slicing a number of veggies, potatoes, and cheese. Since it is so easy to clean, I just wash it by hand. Really, how many appliances sold today last and still work for 15 years!! I do have a couple of large food processors that I use when processing large batches, but this is my go-to appliance whenever I have a smaller amount of food to process. I hope this review was helpful for you. Review: Why didn't I buy this years ago?? - Living in a small apartment, I try to be selective about the gadgets that inhabit my kitchen. They have to be things that I use regularly and genuinely make my work in the kitchen easier. To that end, my "major" appliance-type purchases are a Vitaminx blender, and a stand mixer. The Vitamix let's me do a lot of prep-type work in it, I can do course chopping and such if I don't care if the pieces are uniform. Everything else, including shredding cheese, I'd been doing by hand. I cook a lot and we LOVE cheese (and don't like the wood pulp that they coat pre-shredded cheese in), and it was very time consuming. I'd been considering a food processor, but I didn't want the extra bowl to wash, and in part that would overlap with what my Vitamix does for me, so I didn't think that was necessary. After some research, I settled on a SaladShooter, and I couldn't be happier. Use: This thing shreds cheese like nobody's business. I take out a block of cheese, cut it into a few chunks and feed it through... and boom. a big pile of cheese. The shredder that comes with it is a larger shredder, I'm considering picking up another one for more fine shredding. This one is about the same size as the big bags of mozzarella that you can get at Walmart, the big thick shreds. Which is a great size for hashbrowns, too. I've shredded everything from hard Parmesan to cheddar to room temperature mozzarella with no problems (which is almost impossible by hand), though I'd really recommend against using warm mozz - it does a much better job when it's cold, of course. It does get thin slices of unshredded cheese stuck around the shredding cone, but this happens when you shred it by hand, too, and I think it gets more of the cheese shredded than doing it by hand does anyway. We use a lot of shredded cheese, so after I go grocery shopping I just get this thing out, shred a few blocks, divide it up into 1 cup sections in a freezer sandwich bag, label, and stick in the freezer. Usually use some right there to make mac and cheese sauce to freeze, and that cuts down meal prep and dishes for later. The other cones are great for slicing sweet or regular potatoes or zucchini for roasted or fried potatoes, slice cucumbers for salads or sandwiches, slicing fruit or veggies to dehydrate (Homemade apple chips? Amazing!), shredding broccoli stems and cabbage for slaw, etc. Clean up: There are inevitably some unshredded/unsliced bits that get stuck in and around the cone and in the little plastic divots and locking ring. I just take the ring off, slide the cone out, wipe all the leftover bits with a damp paper towel. then the cone and locking ring goes into the dishwasher, and I clean the body with a soapy cloth. Fast and very simple. Misc. comments: I do wish that it had some sort of storage case to keep all the cones and parts together. The cones keep getting separated as I move things about in my cabinets. I probably need to just start keeping it all in a big tupperware container or something. Always always always unplug the unit before taking the cone out. The on/off button sticks out a bit from handle, and is on the opposite side from the cone and I once got to talking and got careless while I was starting to change it and bumped the button against a nearby bowl on my counter, turning the unit on. Luckily I hadn't removed the ring yet, but it was a good reminder on kitchen safety. It's a bit on the loud side, but worth the noise, in my opinion. The thin slice cone is grey, making it easy to tell apart from the thick slice one, which is nice. The shape (long and relatively thin) allows me to choose whether to store it sideways in a drawer or upright in a cabinet - great for small kitchens. Purely cosmetic, I know, but I wish it came in black, every other appliance in my kitchen is black and this stands out like a sore thumb. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It fills the exact need that I'd been missing, saves me SO much time in the kitchen, is effective and easy to clean. ## Features - Slice or shred vegetables and fruits. Shred cheese for tacos, pizzas and more - Four interchangeable cones for thick slices, ripple slices, medium shreds, and super shreds. Plus a funnel guide - Slice and shred vegetables, fruits, and cheese. Make cookie, cracker, and bread crumbs. Chop nuts and grate chocolate - Powerful motor and large food chamber. Make thick slices for apple desserts and medium shreds for hash brown potatoes. Make super shreds for stir-fry and coleslaw. Slice ripple cuts for beautiful vegetable trays. Funnel guide directs ingredients - Adjustable food guide easily adapts to large and small loads - Easy to clean. Base wipes clean. Everything else is dishwasher safe - Easy to store. Fits almost anywhere ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0000Z6JJG | | Additional Features | Interchangeable Blades, Multipurpose | | Best Sellers Rank | #17,461 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #7 in Electric Knives & Slicers | | Blade Material Type | Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | Variable | | Brand | Presto | | Brand Name | Presto | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 9,133 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00075741029702 | | Included Components | Food Chamber, Food Guide Value Not From Manufacture Site, Motorized Base, Professional Salad Shooter Electric Slicer/Shredder, Shredding Cone, Slicing Cone, Twist-Lock Ring, Value Filled Is Mentioned As "Included" | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 11"L x 4"W x 1"H | | Item Type Name | Electric Slicer | | Item Weight | 3.9 pounds | | Manufacturer | Presto | | Manufacturer Part Number | 2970 | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited | | Material | Stainless Steel | | Material Type | Stainless Steel | | Model Number | 02970 | | Operation Mode | Automatic | | Product Care Instructions | Motorized base wipes clean, everything else is dishwasher safe. | | Product Dimensions | 11"L x 4"W x 1"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Bread, Cheese, Vegetable | | Special Feature | Interchangeable Blades, Multipurpose | | UPC | 075741029702 757410297024 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel - **Blade Shape:** Variable - **Brand:** Presto - **Color:** Black - **Item Weight:** 3.9 Pounds - **Material:** Stainless Steel - **Product Care Instructions:** Motorized base wipes clean, everything else is dishwasher safe. - **Product Dimensions:** 11"L x 4"W x 1"H - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Bread, Cheese, Vegetable - **Special Feature:** Interchangeable Blades, Multipurpose ## Images ![Presto 02970 Professional SaladShooter Electric Slicer/Shredder - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71a1Tv6Ij6L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is the difference between the professional (02970) and the standard(02910) (aside from the included cones)?** A: There is a big difference. The Professional is bigger and can handle larger size foods and the Power Speed and Watts are higher. **Q: Footprint & weight of Pro model Salad** A: Sorry, I am not exactly sure what you are asking regarding the Pro Model Salad shooter. It stands around 8 1/2 to 9 inches tall. Made of plastic so it does not really weigh that much.It is sturdy though. I am not around it at the moment so I do not have the exact answer you are asking. If you need more of an answer ..let me know. All I know is that I really like it and use it often. **Q: Can you please tell me if soft cheese like (velveeta cheese) can be grated with this salad shooter?** A: No, I tried yesterday, it's too soft. .. It was easier to cut into little cubes with a knife, but the salad shooter worked well on all my other cheeses, from mozzarella, coby jack, Monterey jack, and sharp cheddar... it saves so much time. **Q: Will it grateb raw beets and carrots ?** A: I've sliced raw carrots but don't know about beets. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Can slice and grate food as well as the large processors and is much more convenient. *by J***. on March 20, 2015* I bought the Presto Professional SaladShooter in January, 2010, and it still looks and works like new. At the time, I also purchased 2 more cones that offered additional slicing and shredding sizes. I have used this SaladShooter often in the last 5 years, primarily for shredding large quantities of cheese that I freeze for later use. Although my primary use is to shred cheese, I have also used it to shred cooked potatoes for hash browns and for slicing vegetables. It has done a wonderful job on everything I have used it for. I have found it very easy to clean, but I have always washed the parts by hand. The cutting cones come out, and can easily be washed and dried. The chute unit comes off of the base for easy cleaning. A couple of the reviews have mentioned that food is caught outside of the cutting cones, and also gets stuck in crevices. I am a bit of a kitchen appliance junkie and have a few appliances that can be used for slicing, shredding, etc. including the attachments for the Kitchen Aid mixer, a Cuisanart food processor, and a couple of Ninja Kitchen Systems. Some use the cones as this one does, and some use blade discs. I have found that every single one of them leaves some chunks of food that isn't processed with the rest, and the blade systems generally have food sitting on top of the blade that isn't processed. Let's face it - even with a hand shredder you end up with a piece that can't be shredded unless you want to add a portion of your fingers to the food. All things considered, the Presto SaladShooter can do anything that the larger processors can do, but takes much less storage space. Since it is a smaller, hand-held unit, you will be more likely to use it more often than a larger, heavier unit that has to be moved from the back of a cabinet. UPDATE 12/02/16 I have had this Presto SaladShooter for almost 7 years, and it's still going strong. Of the many appliances I have, the SaladShooter does the best job of shredding cheese with the least waste. UPDATE 08/04/25: At this point in time, I have had this Presto SaladShooter for 15 years, and it still works as well as the day I bought it. The one I have is in white and is the same model as shown on this page. I still use it for shredding and slicing a number of veggies, potatoes, and cheese. Since it is so easy to clean, I just wash it by hand. Really, how many appliances sold today last and still work for 15 years!! I do have a couple of large food processors that I use when processing large batches, but this is my go-to appliance whenever I have a smaller amount of food to process. I hope this review was helpful for you. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why didn't I buy this years ago?? *by V***Y on December 29, 2013* Living in a small apartment, I try to be selective about the gadgets that inhabit my kitchen. They have to be things that I use regularly and genuinely make my work in the kitchen easier. To that end, my "major" appliance-type purchases are a Vitaminx blender, and a stand mixer. The Vitamix let's me do a lot of prep-type work in it, I can do course chopping and such if I don't care if the pieces are uniform. Everything else, including shredding cheese, I'd been doing by hand. I cook a lot and we LOVE cheese (and don't like the wood pulp that they coat pre-shredded cheese in), and it was very time consuming. I'd been considering a food processor, but I didn't want the extra bowl to wash, and in part that would overlap with what my Vitamix does for me, so I didn't think that was necessary. After some research, I settled on a SaladShooter, and I couldn't be happier. Use: This thing shreds cheese like nobody's business. I take out a block of cheese, cut it into a few chunks and feed it through... and boom. a big pile of cheese. The shredder that comes with it is a larger shredder, I'm considering picking up another one for more fine shredding. This one is about the same size as the big bags of mozzarella that you can get at Walmart, the big thick shreds. Which is a great size for hashbrowns, too. I've shredded everything from hard Parmesan to cheddar to room temperature mozzarella with no problems (which is almost impossible by hand), though I'd really recommend against using warm mozz - it does a much better job when it's cold, of course. It does get thin slices of unshredded cheese stuck around the shredding cone, but this happens when you shred it by hand, too, and I think it gets more of the cheese shredded than doing it by hand does anyway. We use a lot of shredded cheese, so after I go grocery shopping I just get this thing out, shred a few blocks, divide it up into 1 cup sections in a freezer sandwich bag, label, and stick in the freezer. Usually use some right there to make mac and cheese sauce to freeze, and that cuts down meal prep and dishes for later. The other cones are great for slicing sweet or regular potatoes or zucchini for roasted or fried potatoes, slice cucumbers for salads or sandwiches, slicing fruit or veggies to dehydrate (Homemade apple chips? Amazing!), shredding broccoli stems and cabbage for slaw, etc. Clean up: There are inevitably some unshredded/unsliced bits that get stuck in and around the cone and in the little plastic divots and locking ring. I just take the ring off, slide the cone out, wipe all the leftover bits with a damp paper towel. then the cone and locking ring goes into the dishwasher, and I clean the body with a soapy cloth. Fast and very simple. Misc. comments: I do wish that it had some sort of storage case to keep all the cones and parts together. The cones keep getting separated as I move things about in my cabinets. I probably need to just start keeping it all in a big tupperware container or something. Always always always unplug the unit before taking the cone out. The on/off button sticks out a bit from handle, and is on the opposite side from the cone and I once got to talking and got careless while I was starting to change it and bumped the button against a nearby bowl on my counter, turning the unit on. Luckily I hadn't removed the ring yet, but it was a good reminder on kitchen safety. It's a bit on the loud side, but worth the noise, in my opinion. The thin slice cone is grey, making it easy to tell apart from the thick slice one, which is nice. The shape (long and relatively thin) allows me to choose whether to store it sideways in a drawer or upright in a cabinet - great for small kitchens. Purely cosmetic, I know, but I wish it came in black, every other appliance in my kitchen is black and this stands out like a sore thumb. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It fills the exact need that I'd been missing, saves me SO much time in the kitchen, is effective and easy to clean. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great and easy slicer / shredder *by S***A on June 8, 2026* Love it! Shreds and slices easily and fast. Lost the ring and was redirected where to buy it. Presto sent it fast ! 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