VERIFIED FIELD NOTE · CHECKED AUG. 18, 2026
Is SaladShooter
still made?
Confirmed as current Presto stock number 02910, with a live product page, manual and specifications.
The short history
Presto introduced the SaladShooter in 1988, giving a countertop slicer-shredder the kind of product name that belonged in a television commercial. Food exits directly from the front rather than collecting in a separate work bowl.
What survived
Interchangeable slicing and shredding cones still send food directly where you point the appliance.
What changed
The current housing and details have been refreshed, while the basic mechanism and pitch remain familiar.
Current versions
Presto still lists the SaladShooter as a current appliance with interchangeable slicing and shredding cones. Housing details and available accessories have changed, but the direct-to-bowl mechanism remains recognizable.
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THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
SaladShooter FAQ
Is the Presto SaladShooter still made?
Yes. Presto maintains a current product page, specifications and support material for the appliance.
What does a SaladShooter do?
Interchangeable cones slice or shred food and direct it out of the appliance into a bowl, plate or pan.
Are all SaladShooter attachments interchangeable?
Do not assume they are. Confirm the model number and compatibility when buying replacement cones or parts.
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