Review on 🧀 Effortlessly Slice and Serve with the Trudeau Adjustable Cheese Slicer by Paul Powell

This excellent chopper has some design differences from ordinary wireworms. Both ensure durability and stability: 1. Adjustment is made by moving the roller between three sets of notches: for thick, medium and thin paper. The usual "push the roller and tighten the screw" pattern usually results in slippage, especially if you've been using the slicer for several months and need to constantly adjust it. There are no problems with this block. 2. The wire itself is held in place by two tiny metal cubes that are inserted into holes in the cutting machine. This means the wire is much less likely to loosen and break than a cutting wire held by two screws. The slicer is a good size and handles large blocks of cheese with ease, and the handle is ergonomically designed with a lid. made of soft rubber material. Overall I'm very satisfied for just a few bucks more than a cheap wire cutter at the grocery store.