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Homemade Bread Slicer Tool Set – Adjustable 5-20mm Thickness
Homemade Bread Slicer Tool Set – Adjustable 5-20mm Thickness
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Get bakery-perfect slices at home with our Homemade Bread Slicer Tool Set. Whether you’re slicing a fresh sourdough loaf, thick-cut toast, a soft sandwich bread, or a delicate pastry, this 3-piece manual bread tool set gives you the precision and control to get even, consistent slices every single time — no electricity required.
The adjustable thickness guide lets you dial in slices from 5mm all the way up to 20mm, so you can go from thin toast slices to thick artisan cuts with ease. High-quality stainless steel blades are sharp, durable, corrosion-resistant, and detachable for easy cleaning. The non-slip base keeps everything stable on your countertop, and the foldable design saves space when not in use.
- Adjustable slice thickness: 5–20mm — from thin toast to thick artisan cuts
- High-quality stainless steel blades — sharp, durable, corrosion-resistant
- Detachable blade plate — easy to clean after use
- Non-slip, compact base — stable and safe on any countertop
- Foldable design — space-saving kitchen storage
- Upgraded metal baffle — smoother, more consistent slicing
- Multi-use: bread, toast, cakes, pastries, sausages & more soft baked goods
- No electricity needed — safe and convenient for the whole family
- Materials: Aluminum Alloy + Solid Wood + Stainless Steel
- Size: 28 × 25 × 19 cm | Includes: 1x Bread Slicer + 1x Dough Scribing Tool + 1x Bread Clamp
Find more kitchen and baking essentials in our Kitchen & Food Tools collection, or explore our Most Loved Wellness Picks for top-rated products our customers love. For homemade bread recipes and baking tips, visit King Arthur Baking’s Bread Baking Guide — a trusted resource for home bakers of all skill levels.
