do you use a cheese slice?

pavlovs_dog

aurora_borealis wrote:

31 posts about cheese slices :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

what can i say, im a trend setter :rotfl:

nearlyrich

We have one in the utensil drawer, never knew it was for slicing cheese though. Might try it next time I have some cheese.

henhog

Hi Jay Jay you are so right - that is a cheese slice!
Secondly - a word of warning, lol. I have a lovely scar running down my thumb from an accident whilst using a cheese slice!!! I was making cheese sandwiches for work and accidently the cheese slice slipped and took the top of my thumb with it! I am sure the cheese slice is perfectly safe and the only moral to this story is to be wide awake before you make your packed lunch!! :rotfl:

clockley_2

Are we talking about a cheese wire here? Does someone have a photo of the item you're talking about.

Craig

jobbingmusician

http://www.silvernutmeg.com/FullProd.php?p_id=300 Here's a picture of one!

Oooo, the link thing doesn't work any more

maryb

Try using it to make perfect chocolate curls. spread the melted chocolate straight onto the worktop and let it set then use the cheese slice on it. you have to hold its 'nose' up a bit but it's fantastic - much better than holding a knofe blade at an angle

hardpressed

I don't have a cheese slicer, I always use the bread knife, I also find it's the best thing for slicing tomatoes (sp).

Zeitgeist

Yeah, they are really excellent. Kids get even slices of cheese, and you know how fussy they are. We got ours from Lakeland:

http://www.lakelandlimited.co.uk/product.aspx/!6499

pavlovs_dog

it looks like this:

or, (brace yourselves ) action shot ahead :rotfl:

springchicken

lol 41 posts about the cheese slice- what interesting lives us MSErs lead