NVTED Luncheon Meat Slicer: Effortlessly Slice Soft Food with Stainless Steel Cutter - 10 Slices in No Time! Review

In my opinion this product shouldn't even get 1 star. This is my third time using this food slicer and while slicing meat for dinner my wire snapped! I had a slicer that lasted 5 years before it broke but only using it for the 3rd time is a waste of money! Don't hesitate to buy. Should have just listened to the review I saw reading the product rating. SMX

I like this food tool. This works well with SPAM and gives me nice even chunks. I used it to cut SPAM to put my ramen in, take the slices and cut them a few more times. I'll probably use it to make more SPAM burritos for breakfast. I would recommend some patience when using it as the wires can cut the product and break the wires. It's definitely better than my usual crooked canned meat for lunch.

This is my second purchase of a spam cutter. My husband is from Hawaii and loves to eat Spam, as do my sons. This is an easy way to evenly slice and fry sperm or do whatever you like with it. It is easy to clean but care must be taken with the cutters as they are not very durable. It looks like a hard boiled egg slicer. I would say this product is value for money and it was packaged very well. Enjoy Spam.

I ate my old favorite spam. And I found out that the cut can be of different thicknesses. I saw this item and for the price I got it and I'm glad I did. The cuts are even and easy to manage. There is some slippage when you press down, but that's not a problem once you get used to it. I was even able to dice and slice the meat for different purposes. Use the top rack in the dishwasher and you won't have any rusting problems as it's made of stainless steel and the bottom is plastic. Also suitable

Bought my first in October 2020. It says it will cut several different elements, but I've decided to only use it for spam. It wasn't used heavily for 6-8 months, maybe once or twice a month before it broke. The fault was with one of the two "C" shaped lugs on the plastic frame that attaches the chrome wire section and allows it to pivot to the open/closed position. Yes, it will still work, but pressure is needed at this point to keep it in place and prevent straight cuts. As it slipped, it…