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23 of 23 found the following review helpful:
 Through Thick and Thin Jun 13, 2010
By Serendipity
I love thin slices of cheese, so thin it practically melts in your mouth. This is especially challenging using a hand-held slicer since the force used to press down and against the cheese to attempt to keep the thickness constant frequently causes the slice to skip, and it's a pain in the butt! If you can even find one that actually adjusts thinner than a monstrous 1/4 inch anymore.
With this slicer it was easy to maneuver the cheese and gauge the thickness of the slices, and I had no trouble keeping the wire lined up with the groove. Thick or thin, it is effortless. It's beautiful and I am overjoyed with both it's style and performance.
I also found it easy to clean, even in the groove.
Altogether a great deal for the price.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Great product Jul 23, 2008
By W. Smith
I have had the same Prodyne beechwood cheese slicer for over 10 years and I use it several times a week. I have had to replace the wire a couple of times but it hasn't been a problem to call the company and ask for a new wire. Once you have this slicer, you will never want to slice cheese with a knife again.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
It's just what I expected Jan 16, 2010
By C. Wyman
This is a nice clean cutting cheese slicer, but cleaning is a little challenging. You have to make sure you get the cheese out of the narrow groove. The only real complaint I have is that it came with a broken wire blade so I had to mail in the broken one to receive a replacement. It's also a little challenging to get the wire hooked up properly and I'm a pretty capable assembler.
11 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Cheap construction. Wouldn't buy again. Jan 21, 2010
By R. Ramsey
I got this slicer as a Christmas gift for my brother and his wife. It came in the mail just a few days before Christmas. If I'd had time to send it back, I would have. Other than the nice hefty block of marble, it feels like something I bought at the dollar store. The arm, plastic handle, and wire all seem prone to breakage and just feel cheap. There is a note on the bottom telling you how to align the wire with the slot...it says to simply slide the arm in or out of the block as needed. There's no adjustment screw, or notched settings or anything...nothing to keep the arm in the right place once you have the wire aligned.
Cheap cheap cheap.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Looks great! Mar 04, 2010
By William T. Krueger
This is a beautiful cheese slicer. However it does have some draw backs. Cheese sticks to the marble top, so sliding it around is not possible. With that its hard to get consistent pieces of cheese. The wire cuts through easily, but mine seems to drift a little and does not want to end up in the groove. Maybe my handle is bent. Also that grove is a pain to clean! You need a brush to get in there. One month after Ive owned it, one of the legs broke off. Its a simple fix.... Looks like the manufacture used super glue to put them on. Figured they would have used something stronger. Honestly I wouldn't buy this again!
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