can i cut sandwiches with these?
755813
Yes, but they are plastic so it would have to be something like grilled cheese, tuna salad or the like. It probably wouldn't work for ham and chess, roast beef or the like.
755814
They aren't deep enough to cut through a two-slice sandwich - they are about as thick as one slide of bread. I usually cut the bread shapes first, then make a sandwich.
1367988
Yes. If that is the only use you have for them, buy a less expensive pair of scissors.
199413
Yes, I've cut them for several projects, like book-marks. I've used good scissors. I don't know about the other kind of cutters. good luck.
2075192
No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
420334
No. I use them to cut herbs for meals that I cook. They're great for basil and parsley. I shred paper with a paper shredder, not my herb scissors.
1530340
They might, I'm not sure they are sharp enough for that, you might need a mallot to force them through and you still might have issues with breakage because of the fine detailed points and indentations on most of the shapes
2009464
You can fill your sandwiches with whatever filling you want there really is no limit to what you can use. You just have to make sure to not over fill them and keep the filling within the borders of the press/mold to keep the sandwiches from bursting and the bread from tearing and preventing a good seal. Or you could use the cutter and just skip the sealing process and make cute little sandwiches. I've tried both ways and they turn out perfect either way.
1086662
You could but I would not because you could damage the surface of the bread pal. I ordered a long bread knife from Amazon and it works perfect. The bread pal is great and takes no room when you are done.
860274
The slots are only about 5/8 inches wide, so I believe they would be a little too narrow for a sliced bagel.
129825
I don't see why not. they are flexible and with a heavy scissors could be cut to a smaller size. I have not tried it but I think that would work, as they are not shaped on edges just flat.
1623268
Not a traditional one. If you cut your sandwich with a biscuit cutter it would work.
2042090
If the product you wish to cut is firm enough and you have a good knife, I can see no problem. You would get best results using this bread slicer using an electric knife without you sawing. So, my answer would be a resounding ""YES".
1235821
Sorry Kathy, I have not used my George Forman for sandwiches. I bet it would work. It is a wonderful kitchen appliance.
1740205
Only if you wanted sandwiches that are pretty small, a little less than three inches in diameter. A perfect size for very young kids. With regard to taste, you couldn't do better. One other minor problem is that they break easily. That is why they are so good for pie crusts. Good Luck. Leslie S
48976
Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
763475
I imagine you can. You just need a pair of tin snips. The aluminum is 1/32 - 1/16 thick - very easy to cut. In fact, you should be able to cut tabs around the edges fo your cut and fold them with a pair of pliers to make a smoother edge. And this is a much better pan than the plastic pan.