GEFU Tomato and Apple Slicer, Pomo: Effortlessly Slice and Dice Tomatoes and Apples Review

This product looks good but doesn't work very well. It's difficult to use and the wedges don't come out in even chunks. I would not buy this cutting machine.

Works Great Well Done Hard Work Only Problem I Had Was Large Tomatoes Not Fit. But when I say big, I say big. Anything the size of a baseball or smaller will do.

This slicer costs extra money. The food slicer is very easy to learn, it has serrated blades that stay very sharp. The base works well and helps with cutting through the apple. The extra slices it produces are the way to go.

I bought this to chop tomatoes and it does exactly what I bought it for. Gently and easily slices the core and the rest into neat slices. It's a bit difficult to wash because the little pieces of tomato are stuck to the jagged edges, but it's minor. I giggle with delight every time I use it.

There are dozens of tools sold for this, but in my experience it only does one thing well, won't bend or break - this one. My wife and I eat apples and cheddar almost every night before bed. This makes what I serve look as good as it tastes. Appearance isn't everything when it comes to food, but cleanliness and symmetry are important. SHARP edges will cut you with normal care, so be more careful with rinsing, which is all it takes to clean. And prepare to put some effort into slicing the…

Works great well made heavy duty only issue I have is not fitting the large tomatoes. But when I say big, I say big. Anything the size of a baseball or smaller will do.

This food slicer costs extra money. The food slicer is very easy to learn, it has serrated blades that stay very sharp. The base works well and helps with cutting through the apple. The extra slices it produces are the way to go.

I bought this to cut tomatoes and it does exactly what I need it to do bought it. Gently and easily slices the core and the rest into neat slices. It's a bit difficult to wash because the little pieces of tomato are stuck to the jagged edges, but it's minor. I giggle with delight every time I use it.