It is a board with a box the cabbage fits into. You push the cabbage across the blades for cutting or shredding. Lehman's has just what you're looking for. Cathy Mullen of Fredonia, Pa., is interested in making cheese at her small dairy farm, and she wonders where she can obtain information and the necessary equipment. You name it, they've got it.
Some Canadian friends have a slicer that french cuts green beans.
It screws onto a kitchen counter like an old-fashioned meat grinder and, while the handle is turned, slices the beans with three blades. Several beans can be sliced at once. Sometime back in January, we were stumped by a request from Carol Jo Evans of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Not only were we baffled by how a rolling pin might be engineered to make its height adjustable, but we couldn't find anything like it anywhere. Well, we should have looked in the Lehman's catalog.