Trudeau Adjustable Cheese Slicer
by Trudeau Corp.
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Trudeau Adjustable Cheese Slicer
Customer Review: Great tool and works with all types of cheeze
Summary: 5 Stars
This has been a great addition to our kitchen. Providing different cheeze thicknesses, being easy to clean and sturdy! Customer Review: High quality cheese slicer
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best cheese slicer I have ever owned. I love the adjustable wheel that makes it possible to select the thickness of the slice and also the extra wire. The whole slicer is strong and made of heavy gauge steel and has a very well designed and easy-to-grip handle. It's the last cheese slicer I will ever need to purchase.Customer Review: So far, so good. . .
Summary: 5 Stars
I've had a couple cheese slicers before this but they were not as sturdy. I've only used this one a few times, but it seems well made.Customer Review: Trudeau Adjustable Cheese Slicer
Summary: 5 Stars
The product works (Sturdy).
As advertized, you can set the cheese cutter to three different cheese cutting widths and they give you an extra cutting wire just in case. We have used it numerous times with no problems. Cutting up bars of cheese with this product is very easy which was the main reason we bought it.
Customer Review: Are you interested in health improvement?
Summary: 2 Stars
I was impressed with the build quality of this slicer. I also liked the replaceable wire feature, in case it breaks. The novel method of adjusting for thickness of slices was ingenious, too. However, the metal roller is made of aluminum. Personally, I do not want aluminum in any kitchen product to contact the food I eat. The health hazards of aluminum are considerable, and are well established. I cannot recommend this product to anyone who is concerned about improving their health. To me, improving one's health is a far more important issue than convenience or ease of use. I have decided to use steel knives to cut cheese instead, although it may take longer, or be more difficult to do.