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Always place food to be sliced on a wooden
or plastic cutting board.
Do not slice food on china; metal or bench
tops, as scratching may occur.
Guide blades through food.
A sawing action is not necessary.
Do not force blades through food.
To maintain the sharpness of blades, do
not cut through bones, fruit pips or stones
or any other hard substances.
For best results when carving meat and
chicken allow cooked meat to stand for
10-15 minutes before slicing, this allows
the juices to set and makes carving easier
and neater.
Before carving meat or chicken, remove
skewers.
If desired, string may be left around the
meat whilst carving.
The use of a carving fork to steady the
meat assists in carving straight, even
slices.
Do not attempt to sharpen blades.
We recommend when slicing foods like
bread, a light smear of cooking oil,
margarine or similar, on the inside of the
blades will reduce the friction.
Slicing Hints
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