Food Slicers / half-price

DavePortsmouth

Thanks for this one, Just reserved one online

skintbint_2

have got the "cheapo" version (got it this time last year)and find it great, its not that difficult to clean if you remove the blade, amazing how much further any joint, cake, or bread goes, no more "doads" in our house either now! (spelt different as i'm further north)

part-timer

Thanks OP just ordered the last one in Eastbourne:D

satan666wayne

skintbint wrote: »

have got the "cheapo" version (got it this time last year)and find it great, its not that difficult to clean if you remove the blade, amazing how much further any joint, cake, or bread goes, no more "doads" in our house either now! (spelt different as i'm further north)

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Doads

Lol

NaughtyAngel2007

i have reserved both but think i'll go for the steel one. it looks easyer to use , folds away and easyer to clean. im doing a little joint of gammon today so this will help it go further. so pleased with this find , thank you op. might even make a loaf in my bargain bread maker too lol

Mothership

*SmallFry* wrote: »

If you didn't have Glasgow in your location I'd still know you were a weegie I haven't heard the word dods since I left Glasgow 25 years ago

ROTFLMAO! Aye I gave masel away so ah did LOL . :rotfl::rotfl:

I'm a Cockney/Glaswegian, born in Bethnal Green, brought up in Glasgow, a Cockney mother /Glaswegian father, my weans reckon thats a lethal combination.

Am hivin a wee piece n sausage (Lorne) the noo, on(mothers pride) breid! Bliss!

One of my favourite weegie words is Oose (fluff translation). Remember the linolium floors an aw the oose under the beds?

Mothership

Lou05 wrote: »

Thanks for this - I know this is not really the place to ask but thinking someone may know ... do you think something like this or an electric knife with a guide would be better at slicing homemade bread? TIA x

I've had a few of electric knives over the years, came in one day and found my OH trying to cut a piece of wood with it, never used one since LOL. The slicer does a better job. You can adjust the thickness.

Mothership

Wow! Just been to collect the £24.99 Slicer, "Its been substituted for another model", said the sales assistant, I told her I wanted to see it before I paid for it.
I actually burst out laughing when I saw it, it was a fold up one, worth no more than £10 UTTER RUBBISH! I said I'd just leave it.
She then said "Oh! just a minute there's another one there with the same number on it", Off she went and came back with a box three times the size.
A BEAUTY, "I'll have this one thank you!" I said.

Buyer BEWARE, make sure you get the model you are paying for, and NOT a wee cheap SUBSTITUTE!

lovetopaint

Good point Mothership, glad you got what you paid for. But on a very seperate note, everyone is on a different budget, and the blade size and wattage are the same on both models.

Looks like the stainless one will be back up to full price today, but the cheapo one still on!

Angelina-M

lovetopaint wrote: »

Good point Mothership, glad you got what you paid for. But on a very seperate note, everyone is on a different budget, and the blade size and wattage are the same on both models.

Looks like the stainless one will be back up to full price today, but the cheapo one still on!

Oh no I reserved the steel one yesterday but notice its now back to full price, do you think i'll still get it at half price? I do have the print out to prove this.