I have been looking for one of these meat slicers for a long time. Price for this one is half decent. It certainly looks like some unbranded Chinese product though. Reviews on Best is mixed. I am interested in slicing half frozen steak/lamb. I am not sure if this one is powerful enough for that job though. Although at this price point it's worth the money if I can slice a few pounds.
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I have been looking for one of these meat slicers for a long time. Price for this one is half decent. It certainly looks like some unbranded Chinese product though. Reviews on Best is mixed. I am interested in slicing half frozen steak/lamb. I am not sure if this one is powerful enough for that job though. Although at this price point it's worth the money if I can slice a few pounds.
Model: Bella Pro Series - Meat Slicer - Stainless Steel
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Hard crowd. It looks and is priced like the one I bought somewhat recently. Assuming it is the same under a different name...
First, it is not convenient to sanitize. I covered the exposed screws with tape. It still needs cleaning with a small brush and a toothpick after wiping the surfaces clean. The depth knob has a lot of play in it. To get a consistent cut thickness, I have to start from zero each time. I always put deli paper on the back side and that helps keep the meat sanitary, but I have to remove the meat often. Ends of cuts make a lot of pieces stuck in places, like the carriage, cutting area, and the area just behind the blade. I don't know if this is normal. I am just some guy who has a slicer. But I have to clean that area before going on.
The plastic meat holder is only helpful after I have sliced more than half the piece, and I won't get my fingers closer to the spinning blade. It is better than nothing, but less than good. The last pieces might be okay for soups where you just want chunks.
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First, it is not convenient to sanitize. I covered the exposed screws with tape. It still needs cleaning with a small brush and a toothpick after wiping the surfaces clean. The depth knob has a lot of play in it. To get a consistent cut thickness, I have to start from zero each time. I always put deli paper on the back side and that helps keep the meat sanitary, but I have to remove the meat often. Ends of cuts make a lot of pieces stuck in places, like the carriage, cutting area, and the area just behind the blade. I don't know if this is normal. I am just some guy who has a slicer. But I have to clean that area before going on.
The plastic meat holder is only helpful after I have sliced more than half the piece, and I won't get my fingers closer to the spinning blade. It is better than nothing, but less than good. The last pieces might be okay for soups where you just want chunks.
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