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I will be making bread more often now that my son is going to school. I have looked at a few stores for a bread slicer, but I cannot find one. Does anyone have any recommendations as to where I can get one where I can adjust and slice difference thicknesses? Thanks.

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I haven't seen any in the stores. Online all I have found are the acrylic stands with slots to slice the bread evenly, but they are not adjustable for different levels of thickness or the industrial sized bread slicers for a few thousand dollars (figured that wasn't what you were looking for though!)

God bless,

Mariann

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I bought this nifty "as seen on TV" knife that has a dial to dial the thickness of the slice I want. I got it at Bed, Bath, and Beyond for only about $4.00. I make my Manna from Anna bread and wait till it's completely cooled. Then I slice the entire loaf and put 2 slices in each zip-lock bag and freeze.

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Bosch makes a nice bread slicer that I own. I bought mine through my Mom... who is a Bosch dealer. I can't remember the cost, but I can get you info. if you want... or just go to their website and find a dealer near you. Here is the link to the slicer :

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I have had mine for 17 years, and it still works like new!!

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