Review on Prepworks By Progressive Zip Slicer by Joe Pettigrew

Okay, I love kitchen gadgets but I don't add them to my collection unless they can do something that no other gadget or good knife can do and I will keep using them. again. Most disposable gadgets are simply folded into a box and then sent to a donation box. I have to remember that many of these gadgets are for people who need help. So I try not to neglect disposable gadgets. However, I find it difficult to stand and cut for long periods of time. It seemed like a useful tool. I've been fantasizing about this for a year, at least since it's been on my wish list. Once it was an optional item and I couldn't resist. Cherry tomatoes are my favorite and I buy them once a week or more often when they're in season. It hurts to cut them apart. An offer appeared on the network to put tomatoes between plates, and then cut them. It did not work. So I chopped and fried these tomatoes. I almost stopped. One side is open and the other closed with a slit so the knife can be put through. The hilt has a triangular blade serrated on each side. You basically fill the tube with tomatoes and run the blade through the bottom. It's quick and so easy. The sides of the triangle slide easily through the tomatoes since you can use the handle on either side. It's simple, useful and effective. However, because the tube is wide enough to fit a fat little cherry tomato, the elongated ones don't cut in half as perfectly as the small ones. But for my purposes it's perfect.