Luncheon Meat Slicer, Durable, Quality Stainless Steel 11 Wires for 12 Thinner Slices, Certified Safety, Slice Meats (Green)

Some people have complained of the slicer's flimsiness, breakage of the plastic base and cutting wires, but I had no problem after as of now one use. I think the key is to limit use to soft products like Spam and to slice very, very slowly until completely cut. I did this, and had no problem with either of the complaints previously mentioned. It worked very well, cutting identical slices of Spam (of course the end pieces will be slightly thinner and smaller due to the shape of the block of meat). To me anyway, the product lives up to its name and allows the user to avoid those odd slices. I also like that it cuts 12 slices instead of 9-11 thicker slices like other slicers. I recommend it. Just don't force it or use block cheese, which is harder than Spam. Washes easily.

Nice even slices and easy to clean.

It’s better than hand slicing. The wires are a little loose after the first wash, but it still works. I’m pretty sure any brand will have the same issue. I do wish the spacing was a little tighter, but this was the highest slice count I could find. I just prefer my spam slices a little thinner. But it is just fine for what it is.

Reposting my review. After I gave the item 1-star I was immediately contacted by seller and was offered a replacement for the defective slicer originally received. Bohnie was very proactive to send me a replacement slicer and she certainly went above and beyond to make sure the I (the customer) was satisfied with the product. Will definitely buy from seller again and the replacement slicer was perfect. Thank you Bohnie!! Previous Review: Purchased this slicer and on the very first use to slice a can of spam one of the wires broke. Didn't do anything out of the norm as when I pressed down one of the wires snapped. Cheap product.

Purchased about 7 months ago for cutting Spam only. Used it about 12 times, last time in May to cut Spam , then the stainless steel wire broke. It worked great until then. Maybe I received a defective product, but too late now for free replacement. Per description, wires are guaranteed to remain in place and unbreakable as long as I owned the slicer. It was good until then, but can't afford to keep replacing it every 12 uses.

The wires are a little more loose than I anticipated, so the slices are not perfect... depending on where they land, there is 1-2mm of variability between each wire. Not the worst thing in the world, especially for me... but if I were expecting to use this for slicing cheese or other foods to make a fancy-pretty spread, I would get frustrated with the results pretty quick. - I like my spam slices on the thin side... so I make the first cut... reset... move the slices over just a smidge... then slice again. That works pretty good for the end result I wanted. - I'd buy it again (assuming it doesn't fail in the first couple years of use).

use it about once a week works very well , wife says it about wore out and time to buy another one . I will buy again

Looks like a great idea...But...Just got it, tried to slice strawberries. wires almost don't go through the food at the hinged end. One wire was loose after second strawberry. Also, there is no support under the plastic and it feels pretty flimsy. My last egg slicer lasted a long time but eventually the plastic that supported the egg broke. I used it for eggs, strawberries, mushrooms. I can't imagine the plastic on this one being sturdy enough to withstand slicing luncheon meat for any length of time.