Super Slicer Instructions

Written By
Lisa Parris
Lisa Parris
Published: Jan 27, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
2 minute read
  1. Place the Super Slicer on a flat, stable surface. Turn the device so the blades are face down. Carefully pull the stand from beneath the body of the slicer until it snaps firmly into position. Turn the Super Slicer over. Place the taller end of the appliance near your torso, so that the Slicer is angled downward and away from you.

  2. Invert the food safety holder. Place the item you would like to slice over the spikes and push down gently until the item is secure.

  3. Adjust the blades by turning the dial located on the side of the Super Slicer. The bigger the space between the body of the Slicer and the cutting blade, the thicker the slices will be.

  4. Hold the Super Slicer with one hand. With your other hand grab the food safety holder. Applying light pressure to the knob, push the food down the body of the Slicer. When the food comes into contact with the blade, a slice will fall to the surface below.

  5. Slide the food safety holder back to the beginning position. Move it forward once more, creating a second slice. Repeat, using slow, steady motions, until each item is finished. As you reach the end of a piece of food, a small portion may have to be discarded as it will be too small to slice.

  6. Clean the blades and body of the Super Slicer by sponging them with warm, soapy water. Hold the Slicer under a running stream of cool water to rinse. Wipe dry with a soft towel.

Tips

Cut large food items into smaller, more manageable pieces.

Remove the ends of round foods, such as tomatoes, creating a flat work surface.

Lisa Parris

Lisa Parris is a writer and former features editor of "The Caldwell County News." Her work has also appeared in the "Journal of Comparative Parasitology," "The Monterey County Herald" and "The Richmond Daily News." In 2012, Parris was…

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