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Best way to slice bread
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If I want more than 4 slices out of a 2lb loaf I have to wait until its cool!!. I usually make my bread in an evening ready for the following day so its easy to slice. Its taken a good 6 months for me to perfect my tecnique though! I also have a great old fashion bread knife..tried other knifes but always go back to my trusty bread knife!.....I also have to keep dh away as he cannot cut a slice to save his life.JAN GC- £155.77 out of £200
FEB GC £197.31 out of £180:o. MARCH GC - out of £200
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I wait until the bread is cold - definately not overnight! I've never been able to cut warm bread.I have a gift for enraging people, but if I ever bore you it'll be with a knife
Louise Brooks
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Electric slicer for me( Cookworks 29.99 from Argos).I get loads more slices out of a loaf,and I find it better for the packed lunch sandwiches.I can even do it when its still a bit warm.My husband could cut it well with a sharp bread knife, but he's a joiner by trade and used to doing lots of sawing LOL.:heartsmil 'A woman is like a teabag: You never know her strength until you drop her in hot water'. (Eleanor Roosevelt)0
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Hi there :beer: I also find fresh bread turns to crumbs under my knife
I'd like an electric one, but haven't been able to bring myself to spend the money :rotfl:
There's an existing thread on bread knives, so I'll add this one to it.
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Hi all
Was wondering if anyone can give me some inspiration? I make bread in my BM but find slicing it really tough! I have a neuro condition which makes my hands shake and effects my balance and i think that is why it is so difficult to get straight medium slices.
Does anyone have any tips or gadgets that can help cutting easier?
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Amazon have a lot - either electric or guides
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=slicing+bread&!!!!!googhydr-21&index=aps&hvadid=4130439583&ref=pd_sl_2wtgvgv8d_b
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http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/household-products/lakeland-evenslice-bread-slicer/1078447/Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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Lakeland have a gadget called Even slice which is supposed to be very good:
http://www.lakeland.co.uk/F/product/13173
My great granny used to butter the loaf first and then slice!
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Thank you
will take a look
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The Lakeland thing looks awkward but the reviews are good, the other one on Amazon looks easier to use but gets a poor write up.
I love HM bread but it's such a pain to slice it takes me forever.
I put it in the freezer for a while. so it's not frozen but not so soft, then use an electric knife.
I cut an inch into it on three sides to try and join the lines up to get a straight slice.
No good if you're in a hurry.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
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Hiya, I put home make bread on the food slicer I bought from Argos along with boneless meat joints.If winter comes, can spring be far behind?
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