How is the size of this item? Does it work with mostly all brands of bread or is the cutter too large for many brands of bread? Thanks!
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It fits best with the old school wonder bread size that is more square. The newer oroweat/arnold type breads that are rectangular also work, but you end up having a lot of left over scraps and wasted food on the left and right.
1585185
It fits just inside a standard size slice of bread, probably most any brand you can get at grocery stores. It fits just enough to remove the crust of a typical slice of bread. Hope this helps!
1585186
I've used it on "regular" loaf-size bread and also the smaller, organic loaves. I've even used half the cutout on a half sandwich. My kids think these are super fun!
1585187
I normally purchase Wonder Bread or one of the sandwich breads from Walmart. I would say the vast majority of the time, the cutters fit the bread just fine. Once in a while I get one loaf which is a bit smaller, but that is the exception not the rule.
1585188
It is a perfect size. I squeeze the sides of the sandwich in, otherwise the pressure rips the sandwich in the middle. But I really like these! My daughter won't eat crust, so these cut off the crust, and makes them pretty shapes, little sandwiches perfect for her little hands.
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The slots are 5.375 long. I know there are different size rye breads so check your brand. mine fits the 2-slice toaster, which I bought and like very much. I have no experience with the 4-slice.
1125007
Sorry Tweety Bird .... You can only try it ..... The slices are really not very thick when cut using the slots on the slicer ..... Much thinner and you won't have much bread left �
1299509
I prefer the Victorinox's length when slicing sourdough boules, because you can let the bread sit normally on its flat bottom. The 8" blades are just a tad too short and thus more likely to have either a messy slice or create a hazzard. I have both styles, but my go to one is the longer.,
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I love my whisk. I don't know how I baked without it. I doubt Sour Dough will harm the stainless steel... Mine seems pretty tough, showing no wear after heavy use. As for size... I have only used the 14" whisk, but I am a 6'1" bread baker. The 11" whisk may work better if you are more petite.
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I use it at Starbucks to cut into our boxes all the time, it works great. The thicker boxes may cause the blade to dull more quickly though. This box cutter is pretty sizeable, I wouldn't consider it small! I would definitely recommend it.
2039557
I don't make bread machine bread, I make bread from scratch - however, I see no reason why it won't do a fine job, I've seen those bread machine loaves before and my homemade ones are much, much bigger :)
18403
I just put 2 standard loaves of whole grain bread in one without squishing the bread. I do not think the longer ones would fit. I hope this helps.
554723
I haven't had that problem. It is 5 inches wide which is big enough for the size pan I use. The length doesn't seem to matter. I slice the bread with an electric knife about 1/4 inch thick and then push the bread through and continue until there are several slices, then bag those and continue. I love this product because I like thin bread, and I can make the slices any thickness I choose.
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I haven't ever had a loaf be too big. Not a problem so far and I use it daily!
783647
I didn't know that artisan breads need to be run twice through. For the economical price it toasts very well. Sometimes it appears to take a while. But if the bread is long, you will have to cut part of it off and shorten it for it to fit. There are toasters that accommodate longer bread. Cuisanart is the most preferred toaster out there if you can afford it.
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I am not sure. If it is a loaf (vise already pre sliced) it shouldn't be a problem. My loafs are pretty large, so it will accommodate large sizes as well as the smaller size. I love the fact it can slice the different thickness also.I hope I was able to answer your question.Thank you
638271
I have the same bread machine you have. The slicer will not fit the 2 pound loaf. Amazon sells the larger version of the same slicer - Bread Slicer -Multi-functional (Large)
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don't know the brand of bread machine, I have an Oster and the 2lb loaf is a tight fit, I have a back up but bought this one because the other one has sides that are not stable and move, this one I have to slice remove then slice constantly. The shipping fees come from Japan, EXPENSIVE and not worth it.
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A piece of bread is just a bit larger than the edge of the pie iron. It seals the periphery very well and in my experience the seal has never failed. This is a well made and useful tool.
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It appears to me to be 1/8 inch, The markings on the wrapper - which is in Japanese (I think) - show 10, 15, 20, and 25mm. Keep in mind that the product is made of plastic, and the guide, while rigid, has some flex, so you may not get perfect cuts. However they are straighter than I can cut freehand! My greatest complaint is about the limit imposed on the height & width of a loaf to be cut. A pullman-type usually works fine, many loafs prepared in a bread machine are too large, and definitely a boule will not fit within the guide.
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Hi, The slots are 1.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches long. We buy various whole grain breads such as Pepperidge Farm, Orowheat, etc. and they go in fine. If your slice is over 5.5 inches, it might be a tight fit. I agree with Lisa G., some breads you will have to trim a bit.