equitum said:There was a bacon slicer in our grocers when I was a kid, they used it for ham (or was that a ham slicer?) but the slices came off individually. With a pack of bacon its still intact. Some kind of wire cutters ?
Your imagination is a bit too vivid. The bacon is sliced and the slices are placed in a pile, which is what you buy.equitum said:With a pack of bacon its still intact. Some kind of wire cutters ?
equitum said:Has anyone ever wondered how they slice bacon? Its quite delicate and soft so why doesnt it just squidge up when the blades(S?) come accross it?It doesnt come apart until you peel it away. Incredible.
nstreet said:equitum said:Has anyone ever wondered how they slice bacon? Its quite delicate and soft so why doesnt it just squidge up when the blades(S?) come accross it?It doesnt come apart until you peel it away. Incredible.
It's part frozen when its sliced.
rubber meat, is that like plastic cheese, but only in meat flaour?
Your butcher wants to treat himself to a new bacon slicing machine with a motor on it!RF Lighting said:My butcher has a slicer like this. The handle is turned which spins the blade which cuts the bacon.
I can assure you the side of bacon most definatly is not part frozen.
Its not difficult to thinly slice meat with a super sharp blade.