Is this a real solid premium ham that you can slice with a slicing machine like Boar's Head deluxe ham?
923358
Some cans are and some cans aren't, I bought 3 and they could all be sliced on a slicer.
923359
Put your Boar's Head ham in a blender, add a binder and remove half the flavor. Pour it in a can to congeal and you'll be close...
923360
We're talking about a 1 lb canned ham. Not much slicing to it. I wouldn't equate it with a Boer's head. I just keep a couple of them on hand for emergencies as I would with Tuna or the like. You can buy these in Walgreens and like places also just as cheap.
2060519
Nope. 1/2 inch is the largest slice. I've never even come close to that. Most of the time I'm slicing bacon, meat or cheese.
2068777
OK for myself I'll try anything once - within reason. Go out and buy a slab and try it BUT as for the uniformity of the strips don't bet on it. you are going to have some variances due to the amount a pressure/force YOU the human put on it, and there is some give, again this is NOT you neighborhood butcher's $3000.00 dollar slicer !!! but its better than that thin crap farmer John gives you. here in Modesto,ca w have a small chain of stores that still sells platter bacon (scrap pcs) some thick, some thin but way better than the manufactured stuff, you should expect about the same results. good luck & thanks for the idea.
450124
There are instructions for doing waffle cuts, but I haven't tried it. What I can definitely say is that this is absolutely!!! the best slicing machine I have ever used (extensive experience with 6) and this is the end of my search! As far as waffel cuts, it looks very simple: insert the special blade and run the veg. through with the hand guard in one position, the turn the guard 90 degrees and run it again.
1581438
hogs????????????? I have this product and used it in the garden this passed summer. It cuts very nicely , worth buying.
1966799
Yes - This knife truly cuts even a hard crusted bread beautifully. You (in my opinion) cannot go wrong here.
1395671
The blades are sharp and rigid enough for carving turkey. My only complaint was the cheap stand for the wooden storage block. I have also used the bread slicing blades, and they did an excellent job slicing warm fresh bread. You will be happy with this knife.
1647128
Yes, it is the real deal. Slices watermelon and most anything else you can imagine.
1006130
Yes. I took this knife as backup while boar hunting with my brother. We ran into a little more than we could handle, my brother reminded me of this knife and after using it....I would absolutely consider adding this to YOUR collection.
2203600
Not sure I use it to slice ham, turkey and pork but not really thin slices so I'm not sure. Hope this was helpful.
993627
I just used it to chop ham to make ham salad, and it worked well. I cut ham in 1" pieces, put about 6 in chopper, and twisted on chopper lid 3-4 times, and it was perfect.
1685864
You can slice pretty close to paper thin but remember this is not an automatic slicer. You have to push the meat across the blade and the guide and back of the machine are plastic. If you push just a little too hard the plastic back gives and you end up with a thicker slice than you want.
959567
It depends on product to be sliced. Today I shaved COLD salami just under 1 mm. My Ham is about 1.5 mm. The adjustment will go just past even ,so try a few slices from even until your happy. LOU.
1874617
Absolutely! It is tough and I have used it almost every day for a year. I chop solid round bar, DOM (roll bar tubing 1 3/4") and square tube. Eats even the thick wall stuff without a problem. Decent warranty. Blades are great! For heavy industrial work go with a coolant.
1799616
im away from actually looking at it so i cant be specific. probably not that thick but getting there. if your doing a lot of slicing as it sounds like you are you probably should buy it, you will be happy with it.
2026724
I would guess that it would, although I haven't tried it. I thin slice hams. I come pretty close to "shaving" them which is what I like. I have found that it is better to just let the machine do the work to get a thinner slice (Don't force or try to hurry). You manually move the ledge that holds the meet back and forth yourself so you control the speed of that.
2048235
I believe that it is but so far we have had a good run out of ours slicing mainly meats for our small caf. It is heavy easily adjustable and has a good sharpening system