I finally found the tool for the job. Introducing the handy-dandy butter slicer.
It sliced 15 perfectly even pieces in less time than it took to open the can. 
Perfect!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The best Spam slicer, ever
I admit it, we like Spam. I've struggled to slice my Spam evenly for years. I've used knifes, cheese slicers, and a cake leveler. Anything to get even slices. I just don't like wonky Spam sandwiches.
I finally found the tool for the job. Introducing the handy-dandy butter slicer.
It sliced 15 perfectly even pieces in less time than it took to open the can.
Perfect!
I finally found the tool for the job. Introducing the handy-dandy butter slicer.
It sliced 15 perfectly even pieces in less time than it took to open the can. Perfect!
9 comments:
You won't believe this...29 years of marriage and I've never bought a can of SPAM.
My dad liked Spam but I never developed a taste for it. I'm glad you found a good slicer though.
I have not had spam in years. We always liked it. I don't know why I quit buying it.
It is always nice to find another use for a kitchen gadget. Great idea!
I saw one of those cutters the other day in a thrift shop - and could not figure out what it was for. Now I see - slicing spam. We don't eat spam in our house (though my cousin loves it) - I just never developed a taste for it - so I won't be slicing any - but I might go back and get that butter slicer - now that I know what it is. Happy Thanksgiving.
I love to use Spam to make ham salad for sandwiches. I use a grater to shred it. #1Son is the Spam lover in my house. I buy the large cases of Spam at Sam's just for him.
I'm not a fan of spam but I am a fan of gadgets, great find!
Almost forgot!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!
thank you for this knowledge! i too LOVE spam and hate when i can't get it sliced even. nothing is better than a spamburger hamburger!
I have an item that does the same thing and works like an egg slicer. Wish I could post the pic but this site shows. http://archives.starbulletin.com/98/05/20/features/stuffs.html Don't know who sells them these days. But I like the ingenuity of the butter slicer, which is more available.
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