I have a new Panasonic bread machine and we are having trouble getting even slices. Will this slicer work with the shape of the machines bread?
1383342
I am not familiar with that model, but the bread slicer works with traditionally shaped loaves, it it is a tall loaf it would work on its side. Hope that helps. The best tool is a very long bladed bread knife.
1383343
It works great, but you need a good sharp knife as well. I got the commercial knife called Fat Daddio. Just keep it away from small children!
1383344
I do not have the Panasonic bread machine. Mine is the Zojirushi. The measurements for the slicer are in answers to "Other questions" that will let you know if your Panasonic fits. Be sure your knife is long enough and has a bread knife edge. Waiting for the bread to cool may help as well.
2026724
I would guess that it would, although I haven't tried it. I thin slice hams. I come pretty close to "shaving" them which is what I like. I have found that it is better to just let the machine do the work to get a thinner slice (Don't force or try to hurry). You manually move the ledge that holds the meet back and forth yourself so you control the speed of that.
2243468
I am not sure. If it is a loaf (vise already pre sliced) it shouldn't be a problem. My loafs are pretty large, so it will accommodate large sizes as well as the smaller size. I love the fact it can slice the different thickness also.I hope I was able to answer your question.Thank you
1170023
HiTry to place the breadpan so it will fit the bottom of the basket to the rotor of the machine, having aligned the side clips. Then, push it and don't expect it will go smooth, use some "gentle" force. If is not latching perfectly, the blade will not be rotated properly by the rotor. Scott has a good advise and if is not working ... return it! I am still not happy with cycle 1 and 2, I am using it mostly for cycle 9 (dough) and bake it in the oven. Not sure how useful is my opinion, hope it will help!
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If the loaf is fresh it will rip instead of cut when you try to cut it to thin. This is worse for sour dough. If the loaf is a day old, it might work but my family likes it still warm from the bread maker. Also, the slicer is wider than it appears in this picture. The knife blade wiggles the side that the loaf is not against which would also make it harder to slice it thinner. You need a long bread knife to go through both sides of the slicer in order to slice straight. I have the Zojirushi bread machine that makes large loafs and there is 2-3 inches on side of the bread loaf when placed in the slicer. If the loaf is fresh it will rip instead of cut when you try to cut it to thin. This is worse for sour dough. If the loaf is a day old, it might work but my family likes it still warm from the bread maker. Also, the slicer is wider than it appears in this picture. The knife blade wiggles the side that the loaf is not against which would also make it harder to slice it thinner. You need a long bread knife to go through both sides of the slicer in order to slice straight. I have the Zojirushi bread machine that makes large loafs and there is 2-3 inches on side of the bread loaf when placed in... » Read More If the loaf is fresh it will rip instead of cut when you try to cut it to thin. This is worse for sour dough. If the loaf is a day old, it might work but my family likes it still warm from the bread maker. Also, the slicer is wider than it appears in this picture. The knife blade wiggles the side that the loaf is not against which would also make it harder to slice it thinner. You need a long bread knife to go through both sides of the slicer in order to slice straight. I have the Zojirushi bread machine that makes large loafs and there is 2-3 inches on side of the bread loaf when placed in the slicer. « Show Less
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I make my bread from scratch but I think the texture would be about the same as bread machine bread. I sliced up a loaf with the serrated blade and it came out beautifully. I do not think it would do as well with the smooth blade which I use for lunchmeat.
669854
Yes, soft center slices perfectly. Bread must be cool if still hot from baking no knife I've found will work. This blade is wickedly sharp. The resulting slices are thin like commercial bread.
1987695
There are a number of reasons this could happen. The paddle is not meant for the exact bread machine that you have or the paddle may be broken. I would return the paddle to the place it was bought and explain that it doesn't fit right. This attachment should be tight on the piton that it fits on.
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I found that it does make a difference if the blades are pointed at each other. You can try different settings and see if it makes a difference. the size of the loaf will also make a diffference.small loaf will hang onto one blade. made over a hundred loaves of bread with my machine but i did not notice any quality problems no matter where the paddles were positioned.
605541
Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. The best advice I can give to you is that if you can find a way to help keep the slicer from sliding around on your counter top/table you shouldn't have that much difficulty slicing the bread.. You definitely need something to help hold the base in place as you slice.
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I would stick with the one specifically mentioned for your model of bread maker. I have the older one and always buy the replacement pans and paddles for that model. The machine itself is over 10 years old now and still going strong. I bake a fresh bread every single day, sometimes two in a day. I buy a new pan and two sets of paddles about once a year.
1285037
Regular bread slices fit very well. So far, it's the best toaster I've had.
1211200
As long as the bread isn't still warm (just out of the oven), I would think you would be able to slice with this knife. I bake a multi-grain bread in my breadmaker and as long as I let it cool I can slice it with little to no problem.
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I have the two slice toaster so can't answer that but I can tell you that my toaster doesn't toast both sides of the bread evenly. One side is quite a bit darker than the other no matter which side of the toaster I put one piece in or even if I put in two pieces or if it is cold or frozen the result is not what I want. Hope this helps.
76073
Not on this item. The slices are universal. Which I've found to be the perfect width. Not too skinny and not to fat.I watch my wife slice a pineapple the old fashioned way while I zip through mine in a quarter the time with this handygizmo.
521877
If you have the same model, the backside if the plates is smooth so the cooked bread won't have the "famous" grill marks but it should work nicely. Just watch the cook time.
993246
If yiu let the machine bake the bread then the slices will be quute big. I usually let the machine make the dough and I bake the bread in my oven.