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Question: Will this work on 2 lb loaves?
Document: Great! I looked at a ton of slicers in all price ranges. I was about to buy one for $60 and then saw this one. I thought I would gamble for under $20. I could not be happier. Sturdy and easy to use. I make 2 lb. loaves every week in a Cuisinart bread maker. They are big and fit perfectly in the slicer. Buy this one if you need a good slicer.
I used this bread slicer for the first time last night. I totally love how easy it was to use. It works great with bread made in my new bread machine. I'm just not sure how it will work with bread made by hand. I made about a 1 to 1-1/2 lb loaf in the bread machine, let it cool, then used the slicer to slice the bread. The bread was just the right size for the slicer. However, a loaf larger than 2 lbs.
I use this slicer with 2 lb loafs I make in a Zojirushi bread machine and it works great. I like that it folds up very small so takes up little room for storage. It is easy to use and makes uniform slices of different sizes.By design the slicer is slow to use, in that you have to remove each slice before you cut another, I find this no problem personally as I only use it for one or two servings at a time.
Good slicer works with my Hamliton Beach bread machine 1 1/2 lb loafs. Doubt if the 2 lbs would fit. I like the adjustable slices. The one at a time slice doesnt bother me as im usually only doing 2 at a time anyway. I rather have a secure loaf in a slicer then a loose one because then the slices wouldnt be even. I do feel you need to hold the plastic still to make sure the plastic doesnt bend.
Works well, but the plastic cuts easily with my serrated bread knife and so it is unusable after about 10 loaves of bread. Maybe a different knife would work better- i used a Cutco 12&#34; bread knife.
I have a Black and Decker break maker, and the loaf it makes is about 1/2 inch too wide for this slicing guide. I can make it work by squeezing the loaf while inserting it. Changing thickness is super easy, and it folds up to about 2 inches thick. The best use is for making one or two slices. For slicing an entire load I think there are other products better suited for that purpose.
Pros:1 - Compact design (easy to store)2 - Easy to cleanCons:1 - Too narrow2 - One slice at a timeBefore buying this, I read all the reviews but wasn't prepared for how much of a pain this slicer was to use.First, some context.I have a Cuisinart bread machine which makes loaves slightly wider than the slicer is designed to accept so you have to squeeze them to get them into the tunnel.
It is smaller than it look in the pictures..  My wife hasn't ever baked a loaf of bread so small that it'd fit in here.If it was larger, it would be awesome, because it is tiny it gets 2 stars.
will not work with 2lbs loaf-----not structurally sound, came apart at 3rd time using
Folded up it's 5 1/2 inches wide by 6 7/8 inches tall by 2 1/2 inches deep. Totally recommend this bread slicer!
Answer: If you're talking bread machine 2 lb loaf the answer is no.  Even a 1 1/2 pounder is sometimes too big.