What is the slice thickness? And can it be adjusted?
1601775
The thickness cannot be adjusted, and the thickness is probably about 1/4 in or so...perfect for dehydrating.
1601776
The thickness cannot be adjusted. The slices are 1/4 to 3/8". I canned mine and made a pie last night. If used fresh the slices probably wouldn't cook to pieces. The taste is the same and there were no complaints about big chunks of apple missing from the pie. I really save a lot of time and effort by using this device--a whole box of apples from the grocery store in about 35-45 minutes. Really saved my wrists and hands!
1601777
I honestly can't say, yet. I used it to slice & core some granny smith apples, twice, to sauté in a bit of butter & cinnamon sugar. It was automatically perfect for my task, so I haven't tried to adjust. The slices were maybe 3/8" thick.
1601778
The slices are about 1/4 inch. You cannot adjust the thickness, but you can take the corer/slicer part off and core/slice them yourself. The slices are fine for pie and most things I use it for.
1601779
The slice thickness is about 1/4" or 5mm. It is dependent on the thread pitch on the feed screw and therefore not adjustable.
1443419
Also the blade is adjustable to make thick to paper-thin slices if that what you meant.
397605
Max about 1 inch. But you can control thinner slices...down to about 1/4 inch. One of the reasons I love this thing!
438081
I'm sorry, I don't know for sure. I am still using and enjoying this slicer.
1651084
HelloIT ONLY SLICES GOING IN ONE DIRECTION, away from the person slicing..it is 3 position adjustable
2054288
On the underside of the slicer there is a black knob, carefully turn it to adjust the thickness then try it until you get the thickness that you want. Good product for the money. I use it all the time when canning pickles.
529062
No you can NOT adjust the slicer thickness. However I love my Kitchen King as it grates cheese, hardboiled eggs, onions, green peppers, even small amounts of chicken or roast. I use it all the time. It is more of a chopper than a Food Processor, I think. But, I have 2. Just in case one should break. I have not had one break yet, but I love mine.
2063513
Hi Karen! There are three slice thicknesses: 1/16", 1/8", and 1/4". There is also a julienne blade. Janet
1651087
The adjustable slicers are not double-edged so they cut only on the stroke away from the handle. The blade is fixed in place and the "table" on the handle end adjusts up and down to provide the different thicknesses, 0.5, 1.3, 2.0 and 3.0 mm. The double-edged slicers cut as the food is moved in both directions at 1.5 mm thickness. I prefer the adjustable one, but the 1.5 mm is a good compromise. Watch the videos provided by other reviewers. They both cut quickly and very good, including a tiny slice off a finger! Your bleeding may vary. ;~)
2175794
Only if you turn the slice so that it entirely enters the toast chamber. I use a nonstandard loaf of artisan bread, and, rarely, the slices are just a little oversize. As to thickness of the slice, I have not had any problems.
1636033
I try to find the most regularly shaped apples for that reason. Sometimes, however, the nicest ones are not so perfect in shape. I figure if I have to do some touch-up it is still better than doing it all by hand. My issue with this device is that there doesn't seem to be any way to adjust the thickness of the slices, and that is something I would like to be able to do.
645293
I am sorry I don't know what a bread slicing guide is. I just cut the bread to the thickness I like
1195998
No, the blade is not adjustable & the cut can not be made thinner. It is a spiral 'screw' like handle so it is fixed & uniform slices. No zester. It is an excellent tool for spiral cut apples or potato's.
909531
no adjustment for thickness and it cuts it in a spiral form like a slinky. slices are about 1/8th of an inch
909530
slices are about 3/8 inch and it may be adjustable but I have never needed to do it.
1132695
It depends on how you slope or angle the slicer. It can be as thick as an empty envelope or as thin as a regular dual bond paper.
1842664
Yes, there is a dial on the side that allows you to adjust the depth of the slice. I've made potato chips from it as well as french fries!