Will this electric knife deliver thin, deli style slices of roast?
1673972
Not in my estimation, I think you need a meat slicer. The right tool for the right job.
1673973
My husband uses this to filet all of the fish he catches. He says it is the most durable knife he has ever used and it cuts very thin pieces of small fish so it should work on meat, but he's never used it other than on fish so....
1764572
It will do about a one inch piece of meat. My problem with it is the knives are to far apart to really do a good job. You have to run the meat through to many times to get the tenderness you may be looking for.
2153045
This knife is very sharp, maneuverable, and thin enough to get between Bob's and things, so I would say yes.
711380
I bought this slicer for my mom. She said it's pretty thin. Maybe 1/4 inch is the thinkest and a little thicker than paper thin is the thinnest. I hope this helps.
929520
I use a plain razor blade and a lighter to heat it up. The heated blade cuts thin clean slices.
2042090
If the product you wish to cut is firm enough and you have a good knife, I can see no problem. You would get best results using this bread slicer using an electric knife without you sawing. So, my answer would be a resounding ""YES".
90158
So far I have used it to slice a whole ham,and tri tip roasts.So I am sure come Thanksgiving it will work just fine.It really is a great item,my husband keeps saying how much he loves it....Happy Thanksgiving.
1236526
Absolutely. And taste better. I have used my baby Q to do slices as well as a knife. Run potatoes through the slicer. Lightly blot. Spray a dinner plate ligthlywith Pam. Lightly spray slices with Pam...both sides. Place slices on plate and microwave. Not on the high setting however. Microwaves vary and you will need to experiment on length of temps and cooking time for your appliance. Add seasonings and enjoy. Ive been doing this for years when I have a craving for potato chips.
1043113
Yes this does also cut thin slices. I do recommend purchasing some protective gloves as well because it is very sharp too!
2002902
I've never used thinly sliced meat to make jerky, I use ground meat and a dehydrator since this is a dry mix
2052598
Yeah, slices very thin. We sliced potatoes to around a 1/16" slices and fried them. Worked great I thought
1913681
absolutely No. The power is too weak and cook very slow. my experience, only work for very thin piece of meat.
595650
The knives have a serrated edge on one side and will cut thru sandwiches, salad materials etc., but probably won't cut dense meat such as beef, pork, mutton etc.. Much depends on how the meat is cooked also for instance grilled meat is more dense than baked or slow cooked meat. I hope this helped.
1845434
I have not tried slicing any meat type items -however ham would not work at all because of the size limitation of the slicer (appoximently 2" wide) Sausage would be linited to something hard enough to hold its shape as it was sliced Peporoni would proably work - Hard salami would be too wide for the slicer
20454
The slices are quite thin...I have sliced apples to add to salads...it worked well for this. I really like this product as it replaces using a mandolin.
1903093
I would like to know also....Could it also slice raw beef? I want thin slices for a dish.
397603
Up to 1.5 inches it doesn't really help make thinner slices, which was the reason I bought it. I then bought a deli slicer knife that has an adjustable blade that can slice very thin slices. Neither one is as good as a machine of course. The deli slicer's blade is not as sharp though and the wooden one looks nicer if that matters to you.