Top 10 best Thin Cheese Slicer 2022 Passed Our Test

I bought this model because we’ve had one of exact same design for 35yrs and still works with original wire. This new one came with a heavier gauge wire and wire wasn’t pulled as tight as the old one. It didn’t cut well and was sloppy so I took the heavy wire off and bought some 0.17in (0.4mm) dia stainless wire.There’s a trick to getting the wire taught.Cut plenty of extra wire so you have play to wrap and work with.First screw both screws in until there is a space between screw head edge and handle frame enough to wrap the wire many times around the screw before tightening.Hold end of wire in small needle nose pliers and wrap wire clockwise 5 or more times around screw shaft on one end of cutter while trying to keep tension on wire with your hand.Then with tension still on wire tighten, turn screw in with correct size Phillips driver. (it helps here to have a soft face vise to hold cutter).Then proceed to attach to other end but first twist pliers to wrap wire several times around plier’s needle nose end to help hold it.Then pull wire straight very tight and wrap clockwise several times around the screw.Then while trying to keep tension on wire, tighten screw.I was able to do this successfully without a vise but it would be handy.Also I have even cheese cuts if I tighten the thickness adjustment screw with channel lock pliers as tight as possible (make sure it’s centered and straight on both ends).Additionally much more consistent cheese cuts if I lift the block and start the cut from the bottom and move up. As I approach top I put my fingers against the cheese until the wire meets on one end and work across.

I bought this as a mandoline-type tool for slicing zucchini lengthwise, and it worked out really well. This is a quality-made kitchen tool. I also began using it in place of my ancient wire-type cheese slicer. And, imagine that, it works great! I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to control the thickness of the slices, at least with harder cheeses like cheddar and Swiss. Not sure how it would work with semisoft cheese like Fontina. Anyway, this purchase has been well worth the quite reasonable price.

Roller has some play in it, and cutting strand seems like more of a plastic material. Over all its just ok!

I’ve had my grandmother’s cheese cutter for years but the wire finally gave way. I looked to replace it and finally found this one. It is the same design as the one I had from the 50s. A bit heavier and stainless, not galvanized steel, but works the same. Easy to use. Best cheese cutter. Adjustable slices. Handy and worth the price.

This slicer is easy to use and easy to clean. Ours good for everyday use but not good for really thin slices. I like the product for general use and the price was good.

easy cheese slicer and sturdy

This has more weight than I thought it would. It feels like a much higher quality than the price lead me to expect. I like that the slice thickness is adjustable although it can come loose sometimes while slicing. It’s also nice that it comes with replacement wires.

This cheese slicer has be one of the BEST $10.+ items I have ever bought. To highly recommend this item is an under statment, It is a must have!

I wish I bought it earlier. It cuts cheese great but I use it to peel veggies, when I can’t find the peeler. It’s very sharp.

I love this product. Very sturdy and easy to clean. It also comes with an extra replacement wire.So much easier than a knofe