Japanese bread slicer by Akebono
Slicing bread is an easy task. However, being able to slice it evenly and beautifully is a skill that only the experienced can pull off consistently. That being said, with this Japanese bread slicer, you too can do it effortlessly.
What is the Japanese bread slicer?
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This Japanese bread slicer, which is actually named “Home Bakery Slicer”, is a kitchen tool that helps you cut bread evenly and smoothly.
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The bread slicer has a slit that will limit the angle of your knife and ensure that each slice turns out evenly.
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On its side, you’ll find measurements that’ll help you slice a loaf of bread into your desired thickness.
How to use the Akebono Home Bakery Slicer
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First, adjust the height of the plastic board based on how thick you want your bread slices to be.
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Then, place the loaf of bread onto the plastic board of the bread slicer.
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Lastly, slice your knife through the slit while pressing down on the loaf of bread, and you’re done!
Easy cleanup and bread storage
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The tray located at the bottom of the Home Bakery Slicer collects the crumbs so that you can easily clean up after use.
The gadget can also be used to store bread. Just put your loaf of bread onto the plastic board, then place the hard transparent cover over it.
Where to purchase the Japanese bread slicer
For more information about the product, visit Akebono’s official website. The Japanese bread slicer retails for about ¥2000 (~USD18.22) without a cover and about ¥3000 (~USD27.33) with a cover.
You can purchase it on Amazon or GlobalKitchenJapan.
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