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Tool to slice meat thinly?

bundly · 2014-08-20 14:34:33

Any cookery experts on here please? I am going to stop buying deli meats and make my own. These will be chicken breasts, gammon joints and roast beef joints. The problem is, I don't have a way to slice them thinly. I have a V slicer and a mandoline, also a Kenwood food mixer with attachments, but I don't think ANY of these…

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BargainJunky Posts: 1,534 Forumite

21 August 2014 at 10:43PM

I am a cookworks fan too. Think I'm on my 2nd one and it would be replaced immediately if it broke. Even the smallest joint of meat can be eated at Sunday lunch and then there is still some left for a couple of sandwiches (thats if my ten year old doesnt get to it first).

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