This is one of those kitchen gadgets. That once you have it, everything becomes possible.     See Less

In Eastern Europe everyone has these at home and we use it to slice bread as well     See Less

We actually have one of these in the basement from when my dad used to cater (he also owned a deli), though I've never actually seen it used 😅     See Less

I have one of these at home. They don't cost very much and do a great job. I use mine to make thin slices of roast beef for sandwiches and it is a lot faster than cutting by hand.     See Less

Nothing "ultimate" about this machine... it rather looks cheap and badly made, since the cut slices almost fall on the settings dial.
If you are looking for ultimate, have a loo     See More erkel volano series of slicers 🎉😊😊😊    See Less

I brought one of these as soon as i got my own house and have had various ones over the past years. Always used to stand and watch the butcher slicing the meat in the back of the shop when     See More d in the 70s/80s and was fascinated that we could get two or three slices of ham or beef etc for our sandwiches. I love the way that you can cook your meat and then slice it as thin or as thick as you like.    See Less

I've got one. It gets a decent amount of use.     See Less

Weird that these kind of appliance is exotic in the UK, while here they are everywhere in almost every grocery stores, delies, sumpermarkets, and even small cornershop stores where. We also     See More n the Kitchen and I use it to slice bread, ham, dried sausge, cheese, etc. (I know, food safety 😅) I clean it after I used for a meat. In the biggest supermarkets there are more sofisticated, automated ones.    See Less

the sudden "oh yes" realization that jamie got after hearing sandwich parties from ben is like he tapped into other universes😂     See Less

Watch you fingers!     See Less