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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer review for sale


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Rating: 2.9

List Price : $129.99 Price : $81.25
Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer

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A powerful 150 watt motor operates this professional line food slicer. It features a 7-1/2-inch German manufactured Solingen stainless steel undulated blade for precision cuts on virtually all types of food. No worries about food sticking to the blade. Features a dual safety switch and non-slip feet that keeps the slicer securely in place when in operation. Blade is detachable for easy cleaning. Thickness control adjusts from 1/32 inch to 1 inch so it's perfect for Meats, Cold Cuts, vegetables, cheese, frozen food, and even soft crust bread . Completely removable slide bar and food carriage for easy cleaning. The heavy duty die cast aluminum housing is extremely durable for years of use.


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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars You could do better than this item, January 11, 2007
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Klaus (Albany NY USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer (Kitchen)
With this Item there are some pluses and some minuses. On the plus side it has a powerfull enough motor to slice chesses, which some slicers dont recommend and cleanup is a whiz. On the minus side, the material the slicer is made of drags a bit on the item sliced, sometimes making slices uneven. The grim reality of life is that meats and cheeses slide easier over plastic than they do over aluminum or steel. This problem likely exists with most slicers made of steel and aluminum, so dont discount this item becaues of this review. The easy cleanup is a good tradeoff for the functionality issues. Overall, for a slicer that I use every other week im satisfied with the purchase, but just a bit disappointed with the the function. My old plastic krupps slicer sliced thinner, although much more difficult to clean.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Good for home use, February 25, 2009
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Elyse Fitzpatrick (Salem, WI USA) - See all my reviews
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This slicer does a pretty good job for the home cook. We've only used it for slicing meats and it has pretty much met our expectations. We do have a couple of issues. First, the blade is not parallel with the blade guard and there doesn't seem to be any way to adjust this. It causes the slices to have a small "tag" where the meat hits the blade at the end. Also, we were surprised that the blade did not rotate faster considering the size of the motor (which was one of it's selling points). The instructions could have been much better to possibly include any adjustments that could be made such as the angle of the blade. All in all we are pleased and would recommend it for home use.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars A Disaster, December 30, 2008
This review is from: Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer (Kitchen)
I bought this product locally and, after the first slice or two was made, I was immediately disappointed. I was slicing meat and the blade did not finish the cut. Instead the slices collected at the base of the machine in the back all connected like paper dolls. There is a space between the blade and the back of the machine that allows whatever you're slicing to fall through. I continued to use it, hoping it would get better or I would catch on to some secret trick. When I took it apart for cleaning - which it does clean up easily - I noticed the casing around the blade had burned or melted or rubbed to where it was noticeably marred. Luckily the store I bought it at let me exchange it for a different type of machine altogether.
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Cucumber Poinsett 76 (Slicer) review for sale


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Rating: 3.4

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Cucumber Poinsett 76 (Slicer)

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A very popular slicer, quick maturing at 60-65 days, easy to grow vegetable. Productive over a long season. Disease tolerant to Anthracnose, Leaf Spot, Powdery Mildew and Scab. Dark green, slightly tapered 7.5-8.5" delicious fruits.


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Monday, September 3, 2012

Chef's Choice Non Serrated Blade for Model 630, 632 Food Slicer review for sale


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Rating: 5.0

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Chef's Choice Non Serrated Blade for Model 630, 632 Food Slicer

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Chef's Choice non Serrated blade for model 630, 632 food Slicer


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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars It is really nice, but..., November 12, 2008
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This review is from: Chef's Choice Non Serrated Blade for Model 630, 632 Food Slicer (Kitchen)
I purchased this non-serrated blade upon purchasing the slicer because I read the other reviews saying you would need this blade if you wanted to be able to slice the meat really, really thin.

Well, since I bought the slicer in order to be able to make carpaccios at home, I immediately purchased this blade as well. When the slicer arrived (with the regular, serrated blade), I didn't want to wait for the additional blade before using it, so I proceeded to use the slicer with the provided blade.

I had the eye of round trimmed and frozen, then moved it for a few hours to the bottom drawer of the fridge so it was still frozen, but not so hard. When I cut it with the slicer, I was able to slice the beef as thin as I needed it. I have also been able to slice roast beef in very nice and thin slices (not as thin as the carpaccio) using the serrated blade, as long as it had been left in the fridge overnight prior to being sliced.

So, my conclusion is that the... Read more
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars If your Buying A Chef's Choice Slicer you need This., March 20, 2008
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This review is from: Chef's Choice Non Serrated Blade for Model 630, 632 Food Slicer (Kitchen)
I purchased a Chef's Choice Slicer that came with a serrated edge blade which was good for slicing bread but horrible on meat and cheese. If your thinking of buying one then you need this blade. My wife likes her cold cuts sliced paper thin and this combo of blade and slicer gets pretty close to a commercial quailty.
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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars only way super thin cuts possible, July 28, 2008
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Like other reviewer, my wife likes her Mongolian Hot-pot meats super-duper thin and this is the only way to accomplish that. It is necessary to freeze the meat and then thaw it just a little bit and start slicing while it's just a little less than rock-solid. Lamb & beef cuts thinner than paper are very doable this way.

Only negative really is that the there is no easy way provided to safely store the spare blade - both are sharp as heck. I just kept the original plastic wrapper this one shipped in but it's less than ideal.
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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Hamilton Beach 70450 8-Cup Food Processor review for sale


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Rating: 4.0

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Hamilton Beach 70450 8-Cup Food Processor

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The Hamilton Beach Food Processor is good for mixing, chopping, slicing and shredding. Dishwasher safe bowl, lid and blades so you don't have to worry about cleaning. With it's space saving design, everything fits in bowl for easy storage.


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202 of 204 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Great for the price, November 6, 2008
This review is from: Hamilton Beach 70450 8-Cup Food Processor (Kitchen)
When faced with the option of spending $100 or $30 for a processor of this capacity, I figured I would be crazy not to at least try the $30 (I went to my local Target to avoid the shipping fees). So far, I'm happy, but will likely upgrade in the next year or too. The aesthetic, low profile and weight are all excellent--no complaints.

I've used the slicing disk to cut a variety of vegetables with no real complaints. It has handled everything with relative ease--some smash up on the sides, but a million times faster and more consistent than by hand.

I haven't used the grating disk, but I'm skeptical of this feature in general.

The motor is powerful and so far my only problem is learning how powerful it is. I positively liquified onions the first time I tried to dice them. The real key is very quick pulses, and very few of them.

My only real problem, and the reason I will probably upgrade, is that the blade sits relatively high, so if you... Read more
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361 of 370 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Kitchen appliance snob says 'WOW', March 18, 2008
This review is from: Hamilton Beach 70450 8-Cup Food Processor (Kitchen)
Kitchen supplies are like an addiction to me. I spare no expense on only the best. Kitchenaid mixers, Le Creuset whatever, All Clad this and that. But one day I was short on cash and decided I needed a food processor. I saw this in a grocery store for, like, $20. I said, "Screw it, this will work until I can afford a $100 Cuisinart." That was a year ago, and I have had no desire the replace this one yet. I grind nuts in it. I've made big batches of pesto in it. Hell, I make pie crust in it on a REGULAR basis (Making pie crust in a food processor, though much easier then using a pastry blender by hand, is absolute HELL on a food processor.) . This little bad boy takes the abuse and asks for more. If it blows up tomorrow, Ill have gotten my moneys worth, and even if I have the money for a better name brand, I would probably just go out and buy another Hamilton Beach. I'm only giving it 5 stars because Amazon wont let me give it 10. Seriously, 'Worth the Money' is an understatement.
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128 of 131 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent!, November 6, 2007
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Stargazer (Kentucky USA) - See all my reviews
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I was looking for a good food processor to make beer cheese for the winter. I use to just use an electric hand mixer before and realised I needed something to give it a much creamier texture.

After checking out a few differant brands and models, which I'm sure are very good too, I decided on this Hamilton Beach 6 cup food processor. Bring it looked well built, blades appeared good and strong, a good name brand and 6 cups being not to small so I can make up a big batch of beer cheese, but not to small so its not a burden to clean.

All I can say is I am extremely impressed with this thing.

Please mind, this is my first food processor, as I have recently been getting into cooking. But this is incrediblly powerful.

I really like the simple features, on and pulse, which pulse instantly turns off when you let go. I found this to be great when I'm adding touch ups to my beer cheese.

This product is very well built too. Its definatly not... Read more
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