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Food Slicer Blades?

My wife got me a food slicer (I think  a Chef Magic). She got a smooth edge blade and serrated blade. I know each blade has purpose but sure for what. I will do some google research but wanted to ask the question to those that would have practical knowledge of the differences.


Thanks

Garland, TX

2 Large, 1 Mini Max, 1 Mini

Comments

  • fishlessman
    fishlessman Posts: 34,589
    the serrated blade is for taking up space in the drawer, the smooth one is for meat =)
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  • RiverRatSkier
    RiverRatSkier Posts: 130
    the serrated blade is for taking up space in the drawer, the smooth one is for meat =)

    It is also useful for cutting your fingers when digging for other items in the drawer because you forgot to put it in a protective case.

    Some may say it is for bread and cheese, but smooth works just fine for most of those items.

  • Thecoiman
    Thecoiman Posts: 134

    @fishlessman & @riverratskier

    Thanks, I have not changed from the fine blade and I have cut meat & chesses just fine. I have not taken the serrated blade out of the package.

    Garland, TX

    2 Large, 1 Mini Max, 1 Mini
  • Darby_Crenshaw
    Darby_Crenshaw Posts: 2,657
    been tryna sell my Waring Pro slicer on craigslist near boston.  you want it for a boat anchor, @fishlessman?
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