🥪 SAVOYCHEF Sandwich Cutter and Sealer - Perfect Lunchbox and Bento Box Solution for Boys and Girls - Fun and Easy Sandwich Cutters for Kids Review

It turned out very nice. This is the largest sealer I have which is great because now my kid needs a bigger portion. But little did I know it was too big for most gluten free breads on the market. That's a good size for this strawberry jelly filled udi bread. Please note I had to exchange it as the first one delivered had a carving knife attached to the caulk and I was able to pull it out. The exchange was very quick, kudos to Amazon for that

AMAZING! I couldn't be happier with this sandwich cutter and sealer set. The design is absolutely brilliant and works flawlessly every time. It's recommended to use fresh bread large enough in diameter to fit the cutter, but I didn't have either in my pantry. Instead, I used a week-old sourdough loaf that I was going to throw away to test this product, which was also too small. I just flattened the bread a bit with a rolling pin and the cutter fitted perfectly. I tested all three shapes…

Bought because I prefer wheat bread and have trouble getting "uncrusted" wheat bread from store-bought. Does what is stated. Now I can make lots of Pb&J wheat sandwiches at once and freeze them in separate paper sandwich tins until I'm ready. The instructions say to cut the sandwich before sealing; I recommend using the small nozzle to create a soft impression of the area to be filled, spreading the filling THEN sealing the sandwich BEFORE using the large nozzle to cut the crust-free sandwich…

I love making sandwiches and popping them in the freezer for a light lunch at school. I've had Pampered Chef Sandwich Sealer for a few years, but I've always had trouble getting sandwiches back. When it finally broke, I started looking for a replacement. I was about to get a newer version of Pampered Chef, but after reading the mediocre reviews I saw this one. It's been great so far. It has circle, square or triangle options which is great. Depending on the shape of the bread, one shape may…

I first bought the cheaper metal version of the Revain Sandwich Sealer. Thought it would last longer than plastic, reviews were good, and it was one step, not multiple like in this set. When I took it out, the top metal rod pierced the "bell" on top and hit my palm. Due to the raw metal inside the product, a greasy ring formed around the sandwich. It was difficult to clean and the likelihood of rusting was very high. So I returned it and bought this set. I'm in seventh heaven for that! It's a…

Uncrustables takes a little practice, less is more if you don't want the filling bursting through the sandwich. A thin layer of peanut butter on both slices of bread will help the jam or jelly seep through the bread, making it purple and wet. Pooh! Put the jam or jelly on just one piece and then stack them together. Wet bread is a must! Another reviewer also mentioned using a rolling pin to make the bread slices bigger and thinner. game changer! Now the choice is much larger. If you use the…

Our grandkids love those branded crustless sandwiches that we buy at the grocery store. Especially when we go on our family adventures! But they get pricey, especially if you eat at least two at a time. So when I saw this product I was cautiously optimistic, especially as it is plastic and I used to have an expensive metal brand! But I figured for less than $20 it would be comparable to two large boxes of store-bought sandwiches and worth a try. We have two granddaughters, a 10 year old and a…