Would this be a good choice?

At http://www.bluebuy.co.uk/product_inf...s_id/42/ref/13

is AFK AS-2E Meat Slicer INOX
100W, stainless steel

Technical Data:
Power: 100 Watts
Freely Variable Adjustable Cutting Width
Movable carriage
Metal housing
Special Stainless Steel Blade
Folding Bottom Plate
On / Off Switch
Holder with Finger Guard

Hey, My name is Peter and I am a sales rep for Vector Marketing. We
sell Cutco cutlery. We specialize in Culinary products and you can take
a look at our website cutco.com. Please send me an email at
if you are interested at all and I can work out a sweet
deal for you!
Amanda wrote:
> Would this be a good choice?
>
> At http://www.bluebuy.co.uk/product_inf...s_id/42/ref/13
>
> is AFK AS-2E Meat Slicer INOX
> 100W, stainless steel
>
> Technical Data:
> Power: 100 Watts
> Freely Variable Adjustable Cutting Width
> Movable carriage
> Metal housing
> Special Stainless Steel Blade
> Folding Bottom Plate
> On / Off Switch
> Holder with Finger Guard

On 15 Jun 2006 18:01:40 -0700, "Peter" > wrote:

>Hey, My name is Peter and I am a sales rep for Vector Marketing. We
>sell Cutco cutlery....

Well, there you go. Who else would you buy quality cooking gear from?

-- Larry (when I was in schoool -- not BU -- we sold vacuum cleaners, but same
principle...)

Peter wrote:
> Hey, My name is Peter and I am a sales rep for Vector Marketing. We
> sell Cutco cutlery. We specialize in Culinary products

Can you read English? What kind of saleman are you? I said "Meat
Slicer for household use".


>and you can take
> a look at our website cutco.com. Please send me an email at
> if you are interested at all and I can work out a sweet
> deal for you!
> Amanda wrote:
> > Would this be a good choice?
> >
> > At http://www.bluebuy.co.uk/product_inf...s_id/42/ref/13
> >
> > is AFK AS-2E Meat Slicer INOX
> > 100W, stainless steel
> >
> > Technical Data:
> > Power: 100 Watts
> > Freely Variable Adjustable Cutting Width
> > Movable carriage
> > Metal housing
> > Special Stainless Steel Blade
> > Folding Bottom Plate
> > On / Off Switch
> > Holder with Finger Guard

"Amanda" > wrote in news:1150442661.198526.245920
@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:

> Can you read English? What kind of saleman are you? I said "Meat
> Slicer for household use".

The kind that trolls for anything that resembles an opening for him to
pitch his crap. I thought about selling their knives, but when I looked
them over I ran away as fast as I could.

On 15 Jun 2006 11:37:12 -0700, Amanda > wrote:

>Would this be a good choice?
>
>At http://www.bluebuy.co.uk/product_inf...s_id/42/ref/13

My experience in no home slicer is worth having. The cheaper ones can burn
out from any usage beyond a few slices. None do a decent job on meat, as
the bottom of the meat doesn't get cut. And they all are a pain to clean.

For my jerky I now have semi-frozen and cut my hand.

They may be fine for cheese, I don't eat cheese so I've never tried it.

Don <www.donwiss.com> (e-mail link at home page bottom).

Don Wiss wrote:
> On 15 Jun 2006 11:37:12 -0700, Amanda > wrote:
>
>> Would this be a good choice?
>>
>> At http://www.bluebuy.co.uk/product_inf...s_id/42/ref/13
>
> My experience in no home slicer is worth having. The cheaper ones can burn
> out from any usage beyond a few slices. None do a decent job on meat, as
> the bottom of the meat doesn't get cut. And they all are a pain to clean.
>
> For my jerky I now have semi-frozen and cut my hand.
>
> They may be fine for cheese, I don't eat cheese so I've never tried it.
>

Back in the days I belonged to a food co-op, I bought and loaned to the
co-op a used commercial slicer. It was fine for hard cheeses like
Emmenthaler, but it would bog down and blow fuses on softer cheeses like
mozzarella

It did work great for meat, though.

Matthew

--
You can bet that a week after Daguerre took the first photograph,
vendors were selling feelthy pictures on the streets of Paris.

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