My grandma owns a lot of machinery she really bought for life in the 50s/60s/70s... Some examples.bigeats1 t1_iqnf9op wrote
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Mine in white (guarantee it’s the same otherwise) has spikes on the guide accessory which is missing here. Otherwise, identical. Marketed as a GP slicer. You could, I suppose, use it for bread, but it’s less than ideal. The bowing to the exit wouldn’t work for crusty or even slightly crumbly stuff.
Enemiend t1_iqnp6m5 wrote
We bake a LOT of crusty bread (live in Germany after all) and it's not a problem; slices become quire flexible laterally if they are not too thick. But good to know it was sold as a GP slicer. My dad uses it for ham on rare occasions, now that I think about it.
lexlexsquared t1_iqnu1ob wrote
What’s a GP slicer?
Darth_Punk t1_iqo0gi6 wrote
general purpose I think?
lexlexsquared t1_iqoolx5 wrote
Ah sounds right!
bigeats1 t1_iqp7ir0 wrote
Correct!
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