Are they good to cut sandwiches? I have to make kiddie sandwiches for my son's birthday party!
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Yes, but they will be small! I found that they did not cut vegetables that well, but would probably be fine for a soft sandwich. Just note that they are not quite the size of a silver dollar, but bigger than a quarter. Literally "finger sandwiches" for the kiddies ;) Hope this helps.
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They can get easily cut sandwiches but would take forever since they are very small. They are around an inch and a half big.
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No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
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They cut sandwiches well but are small so it would end up being like sandwich bites.
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They should be sturdy enough, i use mine to cut raw carrots. The only thing they might be a bit small if you want to cut sandwiches, the size of the shapes is under 5 cm
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I do not think they are deep enough to cut a full sandwich. You could cut cheese & sandwich meat. Have a fun party!
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They are way too small to cut sandwiches, I use them to cut the meat/cheese and place them on crackers.
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I actually brought these for my daughter. They are very sturdy. I haven't tried these on sandwiches...but I would venture to say, they would work for sandwiches. Best of luck.
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I wish I could help. I have had a lot of success with their sandwich bread recipe. It's very simple, but my kids favorite.
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I haven't cut any of the ping pong balls because they are, you know, Ping Pong Balls. If you use a dremel, I would imagine it would be fine. Tablesaw? Probably not a good idea. I would suggest a high energy laser for cutting, because that sounds coolest.
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I use them to cut through a few slices of Colby jack cheese, so I think they would work on the deli meats.
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You know, I'd never tried this before until your question but I happened to have a wedge of hard Parmesan cheese in the refrigerator. I took it out and very easily sliced 4-5 slices off the end that ranged between 1/8" and 1/4" thick depending on how much pressure I put on the cheese pushing it through and how thick I set the adjustment for the slicing range. Thanks for the question! Now you have an answer to your question, and I have more options in cheese to put on the grilled sandwiches that I make! I just made one yesterday slicing apples crossways to go with provolone, sliced Vidala onions, green peppers and Dijon on rustic bread with home grown herbs. Yum!
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I used some sharp scissors and didn't have too much of a problem. They are tough, but they are good for my little ones. I did buy the larger size so I couild split them for the same reason you stated. I think you will be pleased with them.
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Yes - they next very well. Still love, love, love them. I've bought cutters in the past that were flimsy-ish and didn't last with usage. We really use our kitchen and our tools, so it pays to have tools that will last. These will.
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Sandwiches? I didn't get no stinkin' sandwiches with these cookie cutters. The cookie cutters work just fine. I've cut cookie dough, bread and cheese with them and the look just like marine creature shapes.
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the largest ones might be big enough. i bought mine to use with polymer clay and frankly, i was surprised at how small they are. my suggestion is to buy the sets of individual shapes - they'll get a lot more use for sandwiches
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April 18, 2016. But the chummies are hard as rocks. I haven't been able to cut with scissors and it's extremely difficult to cut with a knife, too. If you have a larger dog, then they will be fine. But if you have a small dog and don't want to feed an entire square to them at one time like me, then you may be disappointed. Or perhaps I just got a bad bag. I've bought them for years in smaller quantities and they were always chewy, this is the first time I've had this problem.
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Yes, they are very easy to cut. I cut several using a jigsaw. I would assume a hacksaw would work as well.
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I haven't, but I don't know why they wouldn't work for that activity. They work great for cutting sandwiches. Why don't you give cookie dough cutting a try and let us know how it works.
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They have a decent sharpened edge to them. No serrations, don't expect them to do well with a tough steak, but don't give them to a small child either. They could easily cut skin. I'd imagine if you needed to, you could dull them or sharpen them more.
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Yes, they are easy to clean. I've used Brillo on them! Nothing like stainless steel. Just don't cut anything with a sharp knife on them - that may scratch. I found that out the hard way after heating up a loaf of bread and slicing it while on this cookie sheet. Slide the bread off and cut on cutting board.
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Absolutely! Use mine all the time to cut up a whole chicken. So much cheaper than buying parts & you can use the backbone to make your own stock. Watch some you-tube videos for guidance - they are great! I replaced an old pair I had for so many years & so glad I did.
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The blade is more than capable, and slices whole hams down into shavings for sandwiches. However, in saying that, small chunks of meat, of around 3-4" we have felt that it c was a bit too risky and we slice the final bit by hand. As long as it's a decent sized salami roll, it will slice wonderfully for the primary amount! The small chunk at the end I would just break up and use in a dish. AND you will find a ton of other uses for this machine as we have, like roastbeef, pastrami, the hams, pork roasts, turkey breast and much more. ENJOY!