A set of three durable stainless steel egg and cheese slicers, each featuring a round blade configuration for consistent and clean slicing of boiled eggs and soft cheeses. Their compact dimensions make them easy to store and handle.
Brand : Generic (Imported)
Pack of 3 Stainless Steel Egg and Chese Slicer
SKU : TI-SS-32340
MRP :
₹1999
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Short Description
Country of origin: China
- Brand: Generic (Imported)
- Weight (Approx.) : 150 gm
This pack includes three handy slicers designed for effortlessly and neatly slicing boiled eggs and semi-soft cheeses. Each slicer is constructed with a sturdy stainless steel frame and cutting wires (the "round blade" likely refers to the arrangement of these wires creating a slicing plane). The stainless steel material ensures durability, rust resistance, and ease of cleaning. Their compact dimensions make them convenient to use and store in kitchen drawers or utensil holders. Having a pack of three allows for multiple users or keeping one in different locations within the kitchen.
Features
:Applications
:These slicers are primarily used for:
- Slicing Boiled Eggs: Creating uniform slices for salads, sandwiches, open-faced snacks, and garnishes.
- Slicing Soft Cheeses: Effortlessly slicing semi-soft cheeses like mozzarella, cheddar (when slightly chilled), and processed cheese for snacks, sandwiches, and platters.
Usage
:Maintenance:
- Rinse After Use: Immediately after each use, rinse the slicer under running water to remove any egg or cheese residue.
- Wash Thoroughly: Wash the slicer with warm soapy water. Use a non-abrasive sponge or cloth to avoid scratching the stainless steel.
- Dry Completely: Ensure the slicer is thoroughly dried with a clean towel after washing to prevent water spots and maintain its shine. Pay attention to drying the wires to prevent any potential corrosion over a long period.
- Storage: Store the slicers in a dry place, such as a kitchen drawer or utensil holder.
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