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ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT!
Frozen Meat Slicer does a great job on a variety of foods.
One common misconception about meat slicers is that they are to be used only for meat. However, this is not the case, as it can be used to with a variety of foods ranging from cabbage to onions to fish. It can be used for a variety of purposes in any home.
For Different Cuisines
For Entertaining
Throwing a great dinner party is as easy as 1-2-3.
A child's birthday party can be fun and easy. Just slice all your ingredients for pizza in advance, and the children can have a great time making their own pizzas.
Having a home made hot pot is effortless with food slicer. A perfectly sliced beef or lamb, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions and other vagetables will take no time at all to prepare.
Unlike the electric slicer that can only do a dozens of slices in a minute, you can do hundreds of slices in just a couple of minutes and help you save more time.
For all your slicing needs, from paper-thin to extra-thick, meat slicer makes food preparation fast and easy.
For Lunches
Make delicious and healthy sandwiches or pizza topping.
By purchasing a large chunk of beef or turkey at the store, then slicing it into deli style slices, you can easily serve beef or turkey sandwiches all week long. By adding a few tomatoes, red onions, lettuce, and your kids will be the envy at the lunch table.
Homemade apple pie can be fast and delicious when Food Slicer does all the slicing work for you.
The Benefits
Save Money on Buying Pre-sliced Food
If you regularly buy pre-sliced meats at the Asian market, you'll save a lot of money over a year, possibly even enough to pay for the machine. When you compute the prices, the difference between sliced and regular hunks of meats is downright insane, a large pack of sliced beef can easily cost 2.5 times to 3 times for the same amount uncut.
Aside from being less expensive, another advantage of buying unsliced meat over pre-cut is that you have a fresh batch of meat. Pre-packaged meat are usually frozen, spending days on the counter before someone buys it. That doesn't sound like something I want to put in my mouth!
