🥚 FAVIA Multipurpose Egg Slicer for Hard Boiled Eggs, Mushroom, Strawberry, Cherry Tomato, Kiwi Fruit - 9 Stainless Steel Blades, Handy Kitchen Gadgets - BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe Review

Biggest junk I've ever bought! Won't self level, cuts itself more than anything! I keep pulling the plastic out because it's so loose! Don't waste money!

It cuts boiled eggs horribly. He crushes them, not cuts them. I haven't tried it with cherry tomatoes or berries yet. If you want to use it to cut boiled eggs, do not buy this product. Wire chips work much better.

I bought this specifically for slicing eggs. It works. It's probably strong enough to cut small fruits and berries. However, the blades in this food slicer are serrated. The teeth are filled with egg and difficult to clean. Any time saved in cutting is spent on cleaning.

Works very well thanks to the sharp blades. No thin wires like everyone else. It was exactly what I was looking for. I've used it for mushrooms as well as eggs and olives. I'm sure it will work with strawberries too. Some people complain about the blade cleaning. I use a bottle brush and it cleans the blades great. I highly recommend this product.

Once again I had a broken wire while slicing eggs so I checked @all on Revain and decided to give this one a try. AMAZING so far! Super sharp, super light, closes flat and packs away easily. We love cherry tomatoes and for sandwiches this cuts down my cook time tremendously. ADVICE! After placing the egg, tomato, strawberry, etc. in the slicer (green side down), flip them over before slicing and they will come out whole. Unlike most cutters. When finished, scrub with a dish brush and leave open

I use this slicer to slice strawberries for my dehydrator. Slicers that use wire failed the test after slicing just a few pounds, and using a knife takes forever. I needed something better and this really is better. Pros: He cuts powerfully and chews strawberry crates. No more questioning whether my slicer will last! The Bad: The narrow handle allows the blades to cut into the plastic if off-center. I use both hands, not for power but for control. Deformity: Serrated blades tend to pick up and…

I rarely leave negative reviews as my dissatisfaction rarely results in total non-functioning. This time it's about "buyers beware". This slicer cracked/chewed medium-boiled eggs. First I tried a warm egg and then the one that had been in the fridge for hours. Same, chewed an egg. Tried a cherry tomato: mashed it up before it started tearing the skin; there was a mess. It was so bad I thought the device didn't have serrated blades like it should. No, the edge was serrated. There are a lot of 5…

Ordered to replace a similar kitchen gadget that recently broke. I loved the one that broke, I had it for many years; This was the one where you put what you wanted to cut in and pushed it through the blades by squeezing the handles (premium leverage). I think this one is even better and less likely to break as it is a class 2 lever, the hinge/pivot is on one end, the cut is in the middle and the compressive force is on the other end; This puts less pressure on the pivot/hinge/spring, making it

Hello! The queen of kitchen gadgets is here. I have every kitchen gadget I can buy that makes my kitchen life easier! I mainly cook with fresh ingredients, so my kitchen needs to have cuts that can take the strain. After that has been said. I love this slicer! I have tried many different kinds, types, brands. I've tried both square plastic planes and "professional" stainless steel planes. Nothing is as well built, quick and easy to use or clean as this one. Those who cut plastic for food abuse…