That gives it plenty of power for cleanly slicing cold meat, cheese, or veggies, and also means it won't struggle to get through softer meats that can gum up lesser slicers. The 7.5-inch meat slicer uses a 500 watt electric motor for power. You might just have to trim them down first. That means you'll have no trouble with things like tri-tip, brisket, or pork roasts. With the slide fully back, it will handle meat up to 7-inches wide and six inches tall. That doesn't mean this 7.5-inch meat slicer won't handle the goods, though.
Even something like a slab of pork belly you're smoking for bacon will likely need to be trimmed to fit the sliding table. Overall a huge disappointment.It's important to recognize that a smaller meat slicer like this one won't handle large chunks of meat. All I can do is to spray it out with bleach and even then, Im not sure how effective that is. This mechanism has small particles of meat and juice under it and I cannot get it out. The thickness plate and its adjustment mechanism do not come apart even with hand tools. Whatever gets in there will stay in there. While going through the slide platform, I realized the sheet metal construction creates small voids where the different sheet parts are welded together. There is meat packed into every crevice and corner with no way to get at it without taking it apart. The manufacturer believes this thing can be cleaned without removing the blade or the slide platform. Once I was done cutting, it was time to clean it. The motor is weak and after a few minutes of cutting, it starts to smell like an electrical fire. The base is too close to the counter to fit a plate underneath, so you will need a large cutting board to keep juice and the meat slices off the countertop. The suction cup feet do not stick to granite countertops. The slide bar itself is a light weight tube with pla stic end caps. The slide bushings are cheap soft plastic and get hung up on the slide bar. Unfortunately, I have nothing good to say about this model.
WARING 7.5 INCH FOOD SLICER UPGRADE
I bought this unit hoping to upgrade the old cheapo slicer I already have. Product Dimensions: 16.1 x 11.7 x 11.3 inches Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Motor comes with a five-year limited warranty. The slicer weighs 13-1/4 pounds, has a 14-by-8-1/2-inchįootprint, and stands on suction cup feet to ensure stable operation. Waring makes cleanup as simple as possible with a scratch-resistant finish andĪ pivoting food guide. With comfortable, textured handles, the slicer is easy to use, and Slice pepperoni paper-thin or cut a loaf of French bread into appetizer-size The smooth-edgedħ-1/4-inch stainless-steel blade is perfectly balanced and adjusts with aĬlearly marked width-control dial ranging from 1/32-inch to 1/2-inch.
Guide to keep hands and fingers away from the blade. Moreover, it's safe, with nonslip operation and an aluminum food The slicer's premium stainless-steelĪnd die-cast aluminum construction promises dependable, long-lasting
WARING 7.5 INCH FOOD SLICER PROFESSIONAL
Professional quality food slicer from Waring makes quick work of meats,Ĭheeses, breads, fruits, and vegetables. Designed to slice almost every edible in a kitchen, this If you would like assistance findingĪn item that can ship to Puerto Rico, please contact our customer service Disclaimer: -Please Note: This item cannot ship to Puerto Specifications: -Power Consumption: 130 W.ĭimensions: -Base Dimensions: 14'' W x 8.5'' D. Of foods.-Stainless steel cutting blade and surfaces.-Adjustable thicknessįrom 1/32-inch to 1/2-inch.-Easy cleanup.-Aluminum food guide.-Blade Diameter:ħ.5''.-UL, CUL Approved. Product description FS800 Features: -Professional quality.-Slices wide variety Motor comes with a five-year limited warranty.Weighs 13-1/4 pounds, has 14 x 8-1/2-inch footprint, stands on suction cup feet.Nonslip operation and an aluminum food guide to keep hands and fingers away from the blade.Stainless-steel and die-cast aluminum construction promises performance.Makes quick work of meats, cheeses, breads, fruits, and vegetables.
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