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Brand: Norpro
Category: Kitchen

List Price: ~~$19.99~~
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars

85 reviews
Sales Rank: 95

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 1.5 x 2 x 3

MPN: 370
Model: 370
UPC: 028901003708
EAN: 0028901003708
ASIN: B00004UE6T

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Slices bread & the wood bottom January 4, 2008
"Our Daily Bread" is what the signage is on the back stop.
It should read, "Our Daily Sawdust".
As you slice bread down to the bottom, you then begin slicing the wood tray that the bread rests on. Results: bread, splinters, and sawdust.
Another crap product for the landfill. How does stuff like this get approved for retail sales?

5 out of 5 stars

Product Review January 1, 2008
Great gadget!! I use it more as a guide for holding the bread in place rather than using their preset slice guide size. I move the bread to the size I want, lining it up between the plastic grooves, then slice through it. I now cut perfect homemade bread slices and am able to cut the whole loaf of bread neatly. I am extremely happy with this product.

2 out of 5 stars

Manual bread slicer January 1, 2008
plastic side broke within weeks of delivery. Still using it, but disappointed in quality of unit. Would not purchase again.

4 out of 5 stars

Nice Bread Slicer December 10, 2007
This bread slicer works very well. The slices may be a bit thick for some people. I like the wood base versus the old plastic base. Overall, I'd advise shoppers to try it. I couldn't fine anything like it in the stores.

1 out of 5 stars

Awful, awful, awful November 29, 2007
First time I used it, the wooden frame fell apart. Seems the glue used to hold it together was dried out and brittle. Reglued it myself.

Bread from my breadmaker fits just fine but acrylic guides are not sturdy enough to slice uniformly, every slice. I, too, have the wooden crumb catcher grid deeply scarred from cutting, especially when using my serrated knife.

Guess I could buy an electric knife but I'm making my own bread to try to save money (and control salt intake) so spending more money doesn't make much sense. It's put away in a closet. I'd return it but it isn't worth the cost of shipping plus the gasoline to drive into town.

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