I really wish that it was mandatory to get a bread slicer with every new bread maker!! It honestly changed my life when I decided to invest in one and I couldn’t believe I’d not done it before. I’ll be taking a look at what you need to consider when looking for the best food slicer for bread in this post. Not sure what to look for when it comes to the best electric food slicer? Take a look at this buyer’s guide. Blade Size Finally we have this slicer from Cooks which looks fairly similar to the Venga one above but one big difference here is that it comes with different blades. Now you don’t need different blades but it can help to get better cuts so if you’re planning to use the slicer a lot it makes sense to get specific blades for what you’ll need. THREE INTERCHANGEABLE BLADES — The Electric Food Deli Slicer comes with three large 19cm blades. There is a universal blade and also specialised blades for freshly baked bread, meat & cheese. The blades are easy to change and clean when you switch between tasks.

Andrew James Meat Deli Slicer Electric Cutter for Bread Meat

While having other blades may seem like more than you’ll need, especially if you just want to cut bread for example, it’s always worth having some spares anyway as they can be expensive so having these included is great value. Safety featuresFinally this is another positively reviewed bread slicer for home use. This one from Luvele is probably more suited as a meat slicer that also cuts bread so excellent if you’re wanting to do more than just make some sandwiches!

Review Analysis + Pros/Cons - Andrew James Meat Slicer

Compact and competent: this electric bread slicer measures 37 x 24 x 26 cm. The food trolley measures 19 x 17 cm. The largest food size that can be cut should be 16 cm long and 15 cm high, so this slicer can handle most foods in your kitchen. Ideal for domestic use This food slicer from the German make Graef is a wonderful piece of equipment that will not only do the job of cutting bread and meats, but will look extremely stylish on your work surfaces! (See my in depth review here) It has a maximum cutting height of 13cm for loaves so if you make really tall loaves then it might not work so well for you. One other aspect I really like about this one is that it has a tray to catch your food as it is sliced. If you’ve ever used a slicer you’ll know this is a great feature! It’ll catch the crumbs or simply just save your work surface from having bits of sliced food over it.What I do like about this is that it folds for easy storage and the blade comes off easily for cleaning too. I’ve been very happy with mine and if you’re just needing a cheap slicer for bread or meat this could be a great option. The bread slicer has 2 blades that are useful for cutting bread. There’s a universal blade and also a bread blade which is good when you’re wanting to cut a loaf you’ve just baked and is slightly more fluffy in texture. There’s also an end piece holder with blade guard which is for using to hold your meat or bread. Basically it stops you fingers getting close to the blade when you’re nearly finished slicing and only have a small amount left to cut.