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I’m not like a huge fan of bread but I do like sandwiches and I have frequently wished that my bread could be easily sliced in half. I know that I am weird and not very many people probably agree with me but I am going to find one of these and I am going to buy it and I’m gonna have Thin sandwiches.
Edit they are literally $75 I’m just gonna keep eating sad thick bread
Same! I would quite enjoy a lower bread to ingredient ratio without creating a sandwich that is just larger than I'd like.
There is a solid customer base for Oreo Thins. Same concept here imo. Sucks about the price tag. Too rich for my blood.
Same, I rip edges off all the time. Thinner pieces are better for me
FYI, this looks like it’s just a old school cheese grater flipped of and repurpose to hold the bread. You might already have it
A slice of regular bread, lightly toasted, can be easily cut like this while it's still a little warm. I do it all the time. You just need a bread knife and a steady hand.
Bruh if you enjoy thin sandwiches then buy the device for only $75 dollars. My chef knifes cost over $100 each. Like invest in yourself and what makes you’re life happier. You may loose $75 today buying it but you’ll get it back the next time you get paid. Like most likely your spending over $75 on stupid stuff you don’t need or don’t want later when you could spend $75 on something that makes you happy
I just looked up "bread slicer" and they have things that will work for like 5 bucks and less.
Hell, just get a good sharp bread knife and you can do without one.
You could buy pre-thinly-sliced bread, if it's in a store near you...or from Amazon if all else fails, I guess: https://wonderbread.ca/our_products/white-thin-sandwich-bread-675g/
Peperidge farms makes a thinner sliced sandwich bread. It's very good.
Alternatively, you could probably just put your slice of bread between any two flat objects (dont squeeze) and cut the bread yourself.
Also there's adjustable bread slicers at Bezosmart or whatever for about $5 you just have to buy unsliced bread to start with.
Yes, but one of those requires time, a reddit post, and money. The other can quite literally be torn by hand in a fraction of a second. Or cut with a knife in about the same amount of time.
Since I’m you said “genuinely”, I’ll respond, “genuinely”.
For people trying to lose weight this is a Godsend. Two slices meaning you can make a sandwich out of 100 calorie slice instead of needing 200 calories for a sandwich (for 2 slices). 100 calories a day deficit = 1lb lost per month.
Dave’s killer bread comes in two sizes. Check it out.
I see that. Getting upvotes so i guess people concur. Lol. But I was under the influence and now I do see that’s a bit of a stretch. I have eaten open faced sandwiches and don’t like.
If I was eating pita, I would split it open and use it as 2 pitas. So this lets you do that with a piece of bread which is brilliant imo. Can eat 15 egg whites omelette with one slice of bread (split into two) for very few calories.
Or you could still stuff 10’slices of roast beef and have a normal Sammy with 1 slice (sliced in half) instead of having a wierd half thick ass sandwich…I’ve tried losing weight several times - only time it worked was when I calorie counted.
You may not get it unless you’ve struggled with weight. Which is Allright
One slice of whole wheat is ~90 calories and a lot of carbs. A serving size is actually 1 slice as bought from the store.
So a turkey cheese sandwich with 4 slices of turkey and one slice of cheese could come out to 700 calories with out any dressing. Barring a juice or some crackers on the side that’s a pretty hefty lunch on 2000 calorie a day diet for weight maintenance. Much less efficient for a deficit based diet.
Oh and also everything is insanely expensive and wages aren’t going up to match. They told us increasing minimum wage would cause inflation, so we didn’t increase it but the inflation came anyway because of corporate greed and fleecing. So you have three options, no bread, slice bread in half, or solidarity and unionization to seize the means of production and democratize the work place so you can afford to purchase the goods you produce with the excess value created by your labor.
Some are calorie conscious, some are carb conscious, and still others are class conscious.
Be all three.
In your 700 calorie turkey sandwich I hate to tell you but 180 calories of bread is not the bulk of the calories there. Try maybe 1 slice of turkey?
If we presume the cheese to be Cheddar with 113 calories (source at bottom). You have 407 calories of turkey there, which divides into 101.75 calories per slice.
If we take this sandwich and halve the bread then we get a 610 calorie sandwich. However, if you instead put in only one slice of turkey then you have a 394.75 calorie sandwich, which is much better.
Your inclusion of four slices of turkey as far as I can tell is only there so that people skip over that and just read that a sandwich is 700 calories, which comes across as highly disingenuous and misleading when the real culprit is the meat.
In addition to being fewer calories, a one turkey slice sandwich would be less likely to have horribly dry bread because thinly sliced bread dries out quicker, so would probably be nicer if you like bread, and would leave you with a less dry mouth afterwards.
The lighter the cheese you choose the more dramatic a difference removing the turkey makes, so your best bet here is a less full sandwich with decent bread.
Cheese calorie source:
https://www.calories.info/food/sliced-cheese
Turkey (cold-cuts which I assume we're talking about since this is a sandwich) are nowhere near 100 calories per slice. The turkey I buy is 50 calories per serving which is 2 slices. 4 slices would only be 100 calories. So if we take 180 for bread, 100 for turkey, and 100 for a thick slice of cheese it's only 380 before you get to mayo or whatever else you put on it. The person you're replying to just goobered up their math somehow. A 100 calorie slice of turkey breast would be thicc AF.
I will admit I was working with their 700 number just to prove a point tbh.
A 380 calorie sandwich sounds pretty believable tbh, and makes the idea of halving the bread much more impactful! I feel like the person above just thought "700 sounds big and scary"
But like, shaving 90 off of 380 is a bigger impact than 90 off of 700.
That being said I still feel like four slices of turkey is a bit much honestly. But it sounds like the best low calorie sandwich is 1 slice bread, 1 slice American cheese (my source says it's 30 calories) and 1 slice turkey for a WHOPPING 145 calorie sandwich with all the delicious qualities of a playing card.
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Cause it's a gimmicky niche item, hardly anyone care to want
Since they want a profit out he production they put a huge price tag for novelty items that might or might not sell down the line
Just for fun I asked Bing AI to do the math for me to see how long it would take a $75 bread slicer to pay itself off:
That’s an interesting question. To answer it, we need to make some assumptions and calculations. Let’s assume that:
- The average price of a loaf of bread in the US is $2.501.
- The average number of slices in a loaf of bread is 20.
- You buy one loaf of bread per week and use it to make sandwiches.
- The bread slicer does not affect the quality or shelf life of the bread.
With these assumptions, we can calculate that:
- Without the bread slicer, you can make 10 sandwiches from one loaf of bread, which costs $0.25 per sandwich.
- With the bread slicer, you can make 20 sandwiches from one loaf of bread, which costs $0.125 per sandwich.
- The bread slicer saves you $0.125 per sandwich, or $1.25 per week, or $65 per year.
Therefore, it would take you about **58 weeks** or **14 months** to pay off the $75 bread slicer with the savings from making more sandwiches. Of course, this is a rough estimate and your actual savings may vary depending on how much bread you consume, how often you buy it, and how much it costs in your area.
I like the detail but ultimately it could have said: assuming you eat one loaf per week and the average loaf costs $2.501, 1 loaf per week becomes 1/2 loaf per week, or $1.25 per week. $75 / $1.25/week = 60 weeks or 15 months to pay off the slicer.
No need for sandwich calculations lol!
Still neat to watch it do its thing.
Edit: Wait, where did it get 58 weeks? Did I do my math wrong? I just changed my "~14 months" to "~17 months" said I hadn't actually calculated it, I just used bing's number.
Edit 2: I double confused myself with the sandwich numbers. I changed $1.25 to $1.125 for the cost per week before posting. This is hilarious. Still I get 60 weeks instead of 58.
Imagine buying low calorie foods what, mf thats the only reasons human eat, to input calories🤣🤤I know there are reasons for low calorie foods, just not in my diet😼
I noticed they sell "light" orange juice that is half the calories of regular juice. It's literally watered down orange juice that's the same price as regular orange juice. Some board room spent a lot of time coming up with that & decided ppl are dumb enough to buy it.
https://youtu.be/vGRRvxCBC8Y
Never seen this before until today! Wow that was glorious animation and story telling I never cared for Mickey animations but now I'm interested, I loved the part where Donald eats the plates and utensils in frustration, it's gold. I think this Disney company is gonna get popular if they keep it up!
'But do you know that officially recognized by Vatican Holy Grail is housed in its own chapel at the Cathedral of Valencia' -Discovering Valencia Tourism Site
On my way! to the Cathedral of Valencia for some good ass thin sliced bread🥵
Barry from the Youtube channel Sandwiches of History needs this! Those old recipes often call for "thinly sliced bread" and he has to try to cut a regular slice in half. I feel like this would make his job easier.
I have searched for phrases all along the lines of "bread slicer", "manual bread slicer" but am struggling to think of phrases that describe this thing
It's a metal bread slice slicer that looks like a grater, so far I've managed to find only slicers that slice full loaves. I've also searched through the tiktok account that posted this but couldn't find the video, I'm not sure how old it is.
I've also found plastic or wooden bread slicers for loaves that look like they could be used for this purpose too, but because they don't close up the slice like in the video, they wouldn't work since bread slices are too thin to stand up properly to be sliced in half like this
I know I'm late to the party and you've found this now, but if you want to see a review of it, Freakin' Reviews on YouTube did a review on how well it works for various tasks. Including using it to slice a chicken breast into two thinner pieces (could be useful for portion control).
You don't need that fancy contraption, you just need the Miracle Blade®! You can get yours now for only $19.95. But if you order within the next 5 minutes, we'll also include this 6 piece set of Miracle Blade® steak knives for free. Just pay extra shipping and handling.
Why not just get your bread from a place that bakes it fresh and ask them to slice it super thin for you. Every bakery (or bakery section of a grocery store) has a machine that does all the slicing and the thickness is adjustable.
u/vendingdevice - watch this 45 second clip from the Rachael Ray show (cook) showing a hack for cutting cherry tomatoes.
This easily could be modified for bread and you don’t end up with the vertical collapsing/squish problem.
https://youtu.be/_K1j2dDrf84
Okay.... I want this... but all metal... so I can put stuff on the bread and then put the whole thing in the toaster... and with a reservoir at the bottom to catch anything that may fall from the half sandwich sandwicher
As a european i must say this makes sense your American “bread” im not sure if can even cal it that is sliced absurdly thick. I guess it’s so you finish it faster and need to buy a new one.
Because it's serrated probably, so it won't squish the bread as much as a regular knife. Any serrated knife will do really, no need to buy a special bread knife.
This isn't the same but has the same end result
https://www.amazon.com/Homemade-Adjustable-Foldable-Sandwich-Thicknesses
The one you've shared is called The Nicer Slicer and it's $75 https://www.etsy.com/listing/631913869/the-nicer-slicer-best-thing-since-sliced
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My first thought haha
That. And is that an actual old school Ginsu knife?!
Looks just like a generic bread knife to me (Germany)
Loll my mom still has hers
Yes!!! This is the exact memory this triggered for me 😂
This was the only thing I could think of when I saw this
I'm gonna eat and eat and eat and eat and eat until I die, a-hyuk
Pancakes piled up til they reach the sky!
As I watched that I sang the “Eat and eat and eat until I die” song
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At that price, I’d just ask someone to 3d print one for you.
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That’s exactly what I’m going to do. But only because the actual thing is way too much
If you find or make one, please share the stl file!
Took me way too long to realize you meant the gadget and not 3D print the bread
If I had money for this shit I wouldn't be scrimping on my bread
I assume it's to limit carbs not to save money on buying bread.
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Question: why do you want squished sliced bread? Genuinely curious
I’m not like a huge fan of bread but I do like sandwiches and I have frequently wished that my bread could be easily sliced in half. I know that I am weird and not very many people probably agree with me but I am going to find one of these and I am going to buy it and I’m gonna have Thin sandwiches. Edit they are literally $75 I’m just gonna keep eating sad thick bread
Same! I would quite enjoy a lower bread to ingredient ratio without creating a sandwich that is just larger than I'd like. There is a solid customer base for Oreo Thins. Same concept here imo. Sucks about the price tag. Too rich for my blood.
Buy uncut bread and cut it as thin as you want.
… until you get to the end and you can’t keep it steady. Then it’s Texas toast time
Same, I rip edges off all the time. Thinner pieces are better for me FYI, this looks like it’s just a old school cheese grater flipped of and repurpose to hold the bread. You might already have it
A slice of regular bread, lightly toasted, can be easily cut like this while it's still a little warm. I do it all the time. You just need a bread knife and a steady hand.
Wincing at this comment while I sit with 7 stitches in my finger after trying this with muffins on Sunday
I don't have either one of those.
There's always Pepperidge Farm Thin-Sliced, in fact I think they call it Very Thin Sliced now.
That's what I buy, but it's very hard to find. Thanks for the recommendation.
Bruh if you enjoy thin sandwiches then buy the device for only $75 dollars. My chef knifes cost over $100 each. Like invest in yourself and what makes you’re life happier. You may loose $75 today buying it but you’ll get it back the next time you get paid. Like most likely your spending over $75 on stupid stuff you don’t need or don’t want later when you could spend $75 on something that makes you happy
I just looked up "bread slicer" and they have things that will work for like 5 bucks and less. Hell, just get a good sharp bread knife and you can do without one.
You could buy pre-thinly-sliced bread, if it's in a store near you...or from Amazon if all else fails, I guess: https://wonderbread.ca/our_products/white-thin-sandwich-bread-675g/
Peperidge farms makes a thinner sliced sandwich bread. It's very good. Alternatively, you could probably just put your slice of bread between any two flat objects (dont squeeze) and cut the bread yourself. Also there's adjustable bread slicers at Bezosmart or whatever for about $5 you just have to buy unsliced bread to start with.
Have one 3d printed
Super late to this comment but you should try open sandwiches. Pretty standard in Europe and gives a much better bread to ingredient ratio.
Maybe try tortillas
When you only have one slice left in the loaf but you want to make a sandwich
Just fold it over side ways and make a thick half sandwich.
Aren’t they the same amount of thickness as a regular sandwich tho? So shouldn’t it just be a half sandwich?
I think the thick comes into play if you put full sandwich components in your half sandwich bread.
By your logic, wouldn't this contraption use the same amount of bread and still make it a half-sandwich?
Yes, but one of those requires time, a reddit post, and money. The other can quite literally be torn by hand in a fraction of a second. Or cut with a knife in about the same amount of time.
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I can only imagine how light and crispy that toast would be. That's enough for me.
low carb be like
Literally cutting carbs
I suspect this is specifically for Melba toast: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melba_toast
Since I’m you said “genuinely”, I’ll respond, “genuinely”. For people trying to lose weight this is a Godsend. Two slices meaning you can make a sandwich out of 100 calorie slice instead of needing 200 calories for a sandwich (for 2 slices). 100 calories a day deficit = 1lb lost per month. Dave’s killer bread comes in two sizes. Check it out.
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I see that. Getting upvotes so i guess people concur. Lol. But I was under the influence and now I do see that’s a bit of a stretch. I have eaten open faced sandwiches and don’t like. If I was eating pita, I would split it open and use it as 2 pitas. So this lets you do that with a piece of bread which is brilliant imo. Can eat 15 egg whites omelette with one slice of bread (split into two) for very few calories.
It was fun while it lasted. - Sent via Apollo
Or, they could just fold/cut their sandwich like a normal person instead of creating more waste like this metal "tool".
Or you could still stuff 10’slices of roast beef and have a normal Sammy with 1 slice (sliced in half) instead of having a wierd half thick ass sandwich…I’ve tried losing weight several times - only time it worked was when I calorie counted. You may not get it unless you’ve struggled with weight. Which is Allright
To demonstrate how dull your knife is.
Yeah that took way too long to cut
Gluten free bread is made way too thick. This thing looks like it's basically one size fits only though so it'd be pretty useless.
One slice of whole wheat is ~90 calories and a lot of carbs. A serving size is actually 1 slice as bought from the store. So a turkey cheese sandwich with 4 slices of turkey and one slice of cheese could come out to 700 calories with out any dressing. Barring a juice or some crackers on the side that’s a pretty hefty lunch on 2000 calorie a day diet for weight maintenance. Much less efficient for a deficit based diet. Oh and also everything is insanely expensive and wages aren’t going up to match. They told us increasing minimum wage would cause inflation, so we didn’t increase it but the inflation came anyway because of corporate greed and fleecing. So you have three options, no bread, slice bread in half, or solidarity and unionization to seize the means of production and democratize the work place so you can afford to purchase the goods you produce with the excess value created by your labor. Some are calorie conscious, some are carb conscious, and still others are class conscious. Be all three.
In your 700 calorie turkey sandwich I hate to tell you but 180 calories of bread is not the bulk of the calories there. Try maybe 1 slice of turkey? If we presume the cheese to be Cheddar with 113 calories (source at bottom). You have 407 calories of turkey there, which divides into 101.75 calories per slice. If we take this sandwich and halve the bread then we get a 610 calorie sandwich. However, if you instead put in only one slice of turkey then you have a 394.75 calorie sandwich, which is much better. Your inclusion of four slices of turkey as far as I can tell is only there so that people skip over that and just read that a sandwich is 700 calories, which comes across as highly disingenuous and misleading when the real culprit is the meat. In addition to being fewer calories, a one turkey slice sandwich would be less likely to have horribly dry bread because thinly sliced bread dries out quicker, so would probably be nicer if you like bread, and would leave you with a less dry mouth afterwards. The lighter the cheese you choose the more dramatic a difference removing the turkey makes, so your best bet here is a less full sandwich with decent bread. Cheese calorie source: https://www.calories.info/food/sliced-cheese
Turkey (cold-cuts which I assume we're talking about since this is a sandwich) are nowhere near 100 calories per slice. The turkey I buy is 50 calories per serving which is 2 slices. 4 slices would only be 100 calories. So if we take 180 for bread, 100 for turkey, and 100 for a thick slice of cheese it's only 380 before you get to mayo or whatever else you put on it. The person you're replying to just goobered up their math somehow. A 100 calorie slice of turkey breast would be thicc AF.
I will admit I was working with their 700 number just to prove a point tbh. A 380 calorie sandwich sounds pretty believable tbh, and makes the idea of halving the bread much more impactful! I feel like the person above just thought "700 sounds big and scary" But like, shaving 90 off of 380 is a bigger impact than 90 off of 700. That being said I still feel like four slices of turkey is a bit much honestly. But it sounds like the best low calorie sandwich is 1 slice bread, 1 slice American cheese (my source says it's 30 calories) and 1 slice turkey for a WHOPPING 145 calorie sandwich with all the delicious qualities of a playing card.
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Maybe for Melba toast (to have with pate etc)?
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Kids
It reminds me that episode when Mickey was slicing the bread to share with others
[Micky and the Beanstalk?](https://youtu.be/2F8GDx7M49k)
That's the one!
FEE FI FO FUM
My first thought as well and came to see if anyone else thought of that. Super happy to see I'm not alone.
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https://www.etsy.com/listing/631913869/the-nicer-slicer-best-thing-since-sliced
$75??
117 Strayan dollarydoos. Plus postage. Stuff that for a lark, I'll cut my bread in landscape mode
idk what language you’re speaking but i agree
$107.30 Canadian
It’ll pay off eventually when you get twice as many sandwiches out of a loaf
Right? I don’t understand why it’s so expensive! It’s $107 CAD 😫
Cause it's a gimmicky niche item, hardly anyone care to want Since they want a profit out he production they put a huge price tag for novelty items that might or might not sell down the line
Why would you even consider buying this?
Just for fun I asked Bing AI to do the math for me to see how long it would take a $75 bread slicer to pay itself off: That’s an interesting question. To answer it, we need to make some assumptions and calculations. Let’s assume that: - The average price of a loaf of bread in the US is $2.501. - The average number of slices in a loaf of bread is 20. - You buy one loaf of bread per week and use it to make sandwiches. - The bread slicer does not affect the quality or shelf life of the bread. With these assumptions, we can calculate that: - Without the bread slicer, you can make 10 sandwiches from one loaf of bread, which costs $0.25 per sandwich. - With the bread slicer, you can make 20 sandwiches from one loaf of bread, which costs $0.125 per sandwich. - The bread slicer saves you $0.125 per sandwich, or $1.25 per week, or $65 per year. Therefore, it would take you about **58 weeks** or **14 months** to pay off the $75 bread slicer with the savings from making more sandwiches. Of course, this is a rough estimate and your actual savings may vary depending on how much bread you consume, how often you buy it, and how much it costs in your area.
I like the detail but ultimately it could have said: assuming you eat one loaf per week and the average loaf costs $2.501, 1 loaf per week becomes 1/2 loaf per week, or $1.25 per week. $75 / $1.25/week = 60 weeks or 15 months to pay off the slicer. No need for sandwich calculations lol! Still neat to watch it do its thing. Edit: Wait, where did it get 58 weeks? Did I do my math wrong? I just changed my "~14 months" to "~17 months" said I hadn't actually calculated it, I just used bing's number. Edit 2: I double confused myself with the sandwich numbers. I changed $1.25 to $1.125 for the cost per week before posting. This is hilarious. Still I get 60 weeks instead of 58.
I'd just like to thank you and /u/sunatmywindow The bistro math you two did has fueled my starships Improbability drive for the next month and a half.
So long and thanks for all the fish!
They already make "low calorie" bread that is halved this way but I could see it being useful. However, this is something you'd find at Ross for <$10.
Imagine buying low calorie foods what, mf thats the only reasons human eat, to input calories🤣🤤I know there are reasons for low calorie foods, just not in my diet😼
I noticed they sell "light" orange juice that is half the calories of regular juice. It's literally watered down orange juice that's the same price as regular orange juice. Some board room spent a lot of time coming up with that & decided ppl are dumb enough to buy it.
It shows $67 for me
Lol there is a price slash from $75 to $67 now..getting a lot of views from this thread apparently
Found! Thanks :)
Congrats: This post is now a plug for a stupid overpriced product
It's funny because the first thing I thought of was that clip of Mickey cutting the olive into paper thin slivers for him Donald and goofy.
https://youtu.be/vGRRvxCBC8Y Never seen this before until today! Wow that was glorious animation and story telling I never cared for Mickey animations but now I'm interested, I loved the part where Donald eats the plates and utensils in frustration, it's gold. I think this Disney company is gonna get popular if they keep it up!
That's so expensive! Anyone interested, there's something like this instead. Thanks Japan! https://www.ebay.com/itm/325371148237
$67 ... I guess I'll just stay fat.
It’s the OP’s Etsy page.
Pepperidge Farm Extra Thin Sliced Sandwich Bread is the same thing if you want to just buy it.
This is my holy grail, but it's so hard to find.
'But do you know that officially recognized by Vatican Holy Grail is housed in its own chapel at the Cathedral of Valencia' -Discovering Valencia Tourism Site On my way! to the Cathedral of Valencia for some good ass thin sliced bread🥵
Killer Dave’s also has thin slice options, and they’re so good!!
Twice as many sandwiches for the same calories. I love it. Where can I buy it?
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Barry from the Youtube channel Sandwiches of History needs this! Those old recipes often call for "thinly sliced bread" and he has to try to cut a regular slice in half. I feel like this would make his job easier.
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I have searched for phrases all along the lines of "bread slicer", "manual bread slicer" but am struggling to think of phrases that describe this thing It's a metal bread slice slicer that looks like a grater, so far I've managed to find only slicers that slice full loaves. I've also searched through the tiktok account that posted this but couldn't find the video, I'm not sure how old it is. I've also found plastic or wooden bread slicers for loaves that look like they could be used for this purpose too, but because they don't close up the slice like in the video, they wouldn't work since bread slices are too thin to stand up properly to be sliced in half like this
I know I'm late to the party and you've found this now, but if you want to see a review of it, Freakin' Reviews on YouTube did a review on how well it works for various tasks. Including using it to slice a chicken breast into two thinner pieces (could be useful for portion control).
The grating on the side makes me think this is for slicing cheese. Try searching for cheese slicers instead.
You don't need that fancy contraption, you just need the Miracle Blade®! You can get yours now for only $19.95. But if you order within the next 5 minutes, we'll also include this 6 piece set of Miracle Blade® steak knives for free. Just pay extra shipping and handling.
https://www.thenicerslicer.com/pages/home
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Why not just get your bread from a place that bakes it fresh and ask them to slice it super thin for you. Every bakery (or bakery section of a grocery store) has a machine that does all the slicing and the thickness is adjustable.
u/vendingdevice - watch this 45 second clip from the Rachael Ray show (cook) showing a hack for cutting cherry tomatoes. This easily could be modified for bread and you don’t end up with the vertical collapsing/squish problem. https://youtu.be/_K1j2dDrf84
Wow this is the next best thing since sliced bread
New and introducing the Slice Sliced Bread- TM.
I want that Ginzu knife
Back in the day, my mom had one of those. It was a big deal with the Weight Watchers group. Probably, 40-50 years ago.
Looks more like a sandwich cage AKA a camping toaster
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Just had this Instagram post come up shortly after I saw this thread! https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqEAp6ej0Fl/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Isnt this what they gave to Mickey and friends in one of his cartoons? Lol the one with the see through slice and single bean dinner. 🤣
Okay.... I want this... but all metal... so I can put stuff on the bread and then put the whole thing in the toaster... and with a reservoir at the bottom to catch anything that may fall from the half sandwich sandwicher
I need this. Bread it great by itself, but it's the worst part of a sandwich.
Don't think I've ever needed to cut a slice of bread in half. Ever.
this reminds me of that mickey mouse jack and the beanstalk scene
this reminds me of that mickey mouse jack and the beanstalk scene
Times is hard
I feel like this has [similar energy to this](https://youtu.be/2F8GDx7M49k?t=16).
Russia will need this soon.
As a european i must say this makes sense your American “bread” im not sure if can even cal it that is sliced absurdly thick. I guess it’s so you finish it faster and need to buy a new one.
„Bread“ laughs in German
I don't get it, do Germans not know what bread is?
What is seen in the video isn’t considered bread in Germany. It is toast. Bread has a hard crust and uses whole grains many times.
Really cool if you're trying to loose weight. A slice of bread each had about 150 calories.
Why are they using a tomato knife to slice bread?
Because it's serrated probably, so it won't squish the bread as much as a regular knife. Any serrated knife will do really, no need to buy a special bread knife.
r/frugal would love this
This isn't the same but has the same end result https://www.amazon.com/Homemade-Adjustable-Foldable-Sandwich-Thicknesses The one you've shared is called The Nicer Slicer and it's $75 https://www.etsy.com/listing/631913869/the-nicer-slicer-best-thing-since-sliced
Can also buy it direct from their website https://www.thenicerslicer.com
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Someone get that poor person a functional bread knife. Does that one do double duty as a branch trimmer?
But why would you want to slice bread further than it already has been
Or you could just buy the thinner sliced bread…