Zyliss E46420 Tomato Slicer | Plastic/Stainless Steel | White/Red | 8 Sharp Stainless Steel Blades/Integrated Dish/Slices Tomatoes/Vegetables/Fruit | Dishwasher Safe | 5 Year Guarantee

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Design includes vertical and horizontal handles for proper cutting leverage and a built in cutting board Featuring two convenient holders on the side as well as a comfortable handle for a firm grasp on each of the sides. It makes a steady and rapid operation possible.

Ease of use and cleaning: A good tomato slicer should be easy to use and clean. Look for slicers with dishwasher-safe parts or those that can be easily disassembled for cleaning. Finally, consider the price of the slicer. Manual slicers are typically the most affordable option, while electric and blade-less slicers can be quite expensive.This soup is perfect for a chilly winter day. It includes fresh tomato slices, as well as onions, celery, and carrots. If you are looking for a flexible slicer that is capable of slicing tomatoes as well as soft cheeses, then the Norpro 312 Tomato Slicer is the best tomato slicer that you should think about purchasing.

This salad is a refreshing and light dish that is perfect for summer. It includes fresh slices of tomato, mozzarella cheese, and basil leaves. It is finished with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. FAQs about tomato slicers DURABLE & SAFETY: Made of 100% food grade 18/8 Stainless steel Material, eco-friendly, durable in use. Clamp design, multifunctional, also couble be used as food tongs. Non-slip Handle】The ABS handle of the fruit cutter is frosted to increase friction, make it comfortable to grip and more stable to hold. And the edges are polished smoothly, which is not easy to hurt your hands.Yes, there are several different types of tomato slicers available, including handheld slicers, countertop slicers, and electric slicers. Handheld slicers are the most common and affordable option, while countertop and electric slicers are larger and more expensive but can handle larger volumes of tomatoes. What materials are tomato slicers typically made from?