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So you want to do your own deli-style slicing at home? Try the new Deli Food Slicer from Nesco! Heavy-duty cast-aluminum body with an incredibly sharp, precision-engineered German Solingen cutting blade.
Slice meat, cheese , bread, vegetables and fruit quickly and easily with this high-quality slicer. The unit features precision depth control and a powerful 150-watt gearmotor. Its variable thickness-control dial selects slices from deli-thin 1/32-inch to 1-inch thick. Large multipurpose 7-1/2-inch stainless-steel blade handles a wide range of food sizes and shapes.
If you expect to slice a lot of cheese, we recommend a motor of 130 watts or more. Cheese can create a lot of blade drag but the FS-150PR slicer's motor has the power to take it in stride.
150-Watt Motor: Ample power for dependable operation and effortless slicing.
German-Manufactured Solingen 7-1/2-Inch Stainless-Steel Undulated Blade: Produces precision cuts on virtually all types of food. No worries about food sticking to the blade.
Adjustable Thickness Control: Creates consistent slices ranging from deli-thin 1/32-inch to a full inch.
Heavy-Duty Die-Cast Aluminum Housing: Durable for years of use.
Non-Slip Feet: Keeps slicer securely in place when in operation.
Perfect For: Cold cuts, meat, vegetables, cheese, soft-crust bread, frozen food, and more.
Watt/Volt/Hz: 150/120/60
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
You could do better than this item,
By Klaus (Albany NY USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer (Kitchen)
With this Item there are some pluses and some minuses. On the plus side it has a powerfull enough motor to slice chesses, which some slicers dont recommend and cleanup is a whiz. On the minus side, the material the slicer is made of drags a bit on the item sliced, sometimes making slices uneven. The grim reality of life is that meats and cheeses slide easier over plastic than they do over aluminum or steel. This problem likely exists with most slicers made of steel and aluminum, so dont discount this item becaues of this review. The easy cleanup is a good tradeoff for the functionality issues. Overall, for a slicer that I use every other week im satisfied with the purchase, but just a bit disappointed with the the function. My old plastic krupps slicer sliced thinner, although much more difficult to clean.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good for home use,
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This review is from: Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer (Kitchen)
This slicer does a pretty good job for the home cook. We've only used it for slicing meats and it has pretty much met our expectations. We do have a couple of issues. First, the blade is not parallel with the blade guard and there doesn't seem to be any way to adjust this. It causes the slices to have a small "tag" where the meat hits the blade at the end. Also, we were surprised that the blade did not rotate faster considering the size of the motor (which was one of it's selling points). The instructions could have been much better to possibly include any adjustments that could be made such as the angle of the blade. All in all we are pleased and would recommend it for home use.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
A Disaster,
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This review is from: Nesco FS-150PR Professional 150-Watt Food Slicer (Kitchen)
I bought this product locally and, after the first slice or two was made, I was immediately disappointed. I was slicing meat and the blade did not finish the cut. Instead the slices collected at the base of the machine in the back all connected like paper dolls. There is a space between the blade and the back of the machine that allows whatever you're slicing to fall through. I continued to use it, hoping it would get better or I would catch on to some secret trick. When I took it apart for cleaning - which it does clean up easily - I noticed the casing around the blade had burned or melted or rubbed to where it was noticeably marred. Luckily the store I bought it at let me exchange it for a different type of machine altogether.
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