I love to make delicious food with cool and hip kitchen tools or gadgets, so I thought I would share a few I found that caught my attention. Of course, I'm always looking for a way to slice my food without slicing my fingers and these cool kitchen gadgets fit the bill.
The first is just a standard egg slicer. This particular egg slicer happens to be from IKEA.
- It is bright yellow
- Faster, safer than using a knife
- Slice your egg with one quick motion
- Has a removable steel frame
- Easy to clean construction
- Dishwasher safe
There are also egg slicers that look fun like this cleverly shaped cartoon character egg slicer from Neatoama.
- Slice hard and soft boiled eggs evenly
- Faster, safer than using a knife
- Slice your egg with one quick motion
- Only hand washable
If you're going to slice eggs, then how about slicing a soft fruit like a banana. The Hutzler 571 Banana Slicer is pretty cool.
- Faster, safer than using a knife
- Great for cereal
- Plastic, dishwasher safe
- Slice your banana with one quick motion
- Kids love slicing their own bananas
My choice for a banana slicer, however, has to go to Chef’n Banana Slicer by Williams-Sonoma.
- Easy-to-use tool
- Lightning-fast slicing of bananas
- Creates thin, uniform slices
- Stainless–steel blades for precision slicing
- Safe, innovative design
- Dishwasher safe
While you're admiring the Chef’n Banana Slicer by Williams-Sonoma you might as well also check out the Chef’n Strawberry Slicer by Williams-Sonoma too.
- Easy-to-use tool
- Lightning-fast slicing of strawberries
- Creates thin, uniform slices
- Stainless–steel blades for precision slicing
- Safe, innovative design
- Dishwasher safe
There's another choice that will slice not only eggs, but it will also slice fruit, vegetables and other soft, edible foods. This tool is called a mandoline. Picture below is a nice one from Williams-Sonoma called the Chef'n Pull'n Slice Mandoline.
- Safety head completely covers blade
- Accommodates foods up to 3.5 inches in diameter
- No-skid feet provide greater stability and safety
- Several blades - straight, French fry and julienne
- Adjusts for desired slice thickness
- Hand wash to prevent blades from dulling
With such a fancy and efficient mandoline, why wouldn't I choose it over the individual slicers that are made for a specific food? Maybe if I say klutzy, my meaning will fly over your head, but what if I said that I don't like to eat my own skin.
Honesty people!! Mandolines always take a little piece of me because my fingers and knuckles get in the way. Actually, I think the mandoline blade jumps up and bites me, but that story will have to wait until later.































