Today, I will introduce an egg slicer that can also be used for chopping. Sliced eggs make beautiful dishes, especially for breakfast. You can also use them as toppings. For example, you could add it to your curry. Kids like boiled eggs, right? If you often make an egg sandwich or potato salad and people who think it is difficult to separate an egg into yolk and white, check it!
Here is an outline I am going to talk about:
・Two directions (vertically and horizontally)
・Other ingredients to slice
・Features
You can slice eggs two directions
You can slice an egg vertically and horizontally so you can make a chopped boiled egg easily. You can make egg sandwiches or potato salad easily. It is simple to use.
I didn’t get an egg slicer in the UK. I usually cut them by a kitchen knife. It was not easy to cut and to separate an egg into yolk and white because boiled eggs are too soft. I always cut eggs in a messy manner.
vertically
horizontally
A beautiful dice. I sliced an egg three times (vertical→horizon→vertical)
You can slice eggs as usual and more!
Of course, you can use it as it is as an ordinary egg slicer. Many people know life hacks of an egg slicer, right? You can also slice…
- Kiwis
- Mushrooms
- Avocados
- Strawberries
- Mozzarella cheese
and so on.
Features
- It is 6mm apart (between wires)
- About cleaning
I couldn’t find that this egg slicer can be washed using dishwashers in its instruction. It would be better to clean by your own hands. However, 100-yen shops must have similar items so that if you want to clean by your dishwasher, please check it before buying.
The slicer has eight wires so that you can slice into nine pieces.
To sum up…
I got this egg slicer from Seria. Other 100-yen shops such as Daiso and Cando will have a similar item. 100-yen shops have an ordinary one-direction egg slicer, but I will highly recommend this two-direction egg slicer because you can make chopped eggs. Many countries must have the same/similar items, but I just want to introduce it because it costs only 100-yen. If you are interested, please check it!
I am Sunny. I lived in Osaka, Japan, over 30 years. I have moved to the United Kingdom last year. I sometimes go back to Japan, and I search for Japanese popular items and information. I really love UMEDA in Osaka. Especially, I, as Japanese, want to tell you all about Japanese cosmetics and Japanese 100 yen shop “DAISO”, “SERIA”, and “CANDO” (They are like a dollar shop/Poundland shop).
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