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HOW TO CUT THE CHEESE

tccox
I hope this doesn't get too windy!
My neighbor gave me a brick of processed cheese to cut up for her to make grilled cheese sandwiches since I have a slicer machine. I really don't think cheese lends itself to be cut by slicer?? But I am not sure. I will give it a try tomorrow but I told her I'm not too sure about outcome.

Have any of you cut cheese with slicer and how were your results. Thanks, Tom

OH Yes, it is the rotating blade type, just what you use to slice bacon, balogna, etc. T
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  • agman1999
    I think that's how the deli does it. Should work fine.
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  • daveald
    if it sticks try pam.
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  • kissgoodnight
    Slice block cheese with a wire with handles.
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  • pickenup
    If it is the soft and sticky kind (like Velveeta) we have not had much luck when using the slicer. It will end up gumming up the machine. If it is a harder and dryer type, the slicer works well.
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  • givette
    Tomorrow morning you may wish to find out why the deli uses a separate slicer for cheese. All the other [meats] get sliced on another. Might be a special slicer, or a slicer set up "just so".

    I don't have the answer myself. Sorry. Joe
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  • fishkiller41
    UUUh,,, TC..I ain't been single for quite a wile. But i was,, and 4 a long time. Either you hand that cheese back, or git bizzy.[;)]
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  • reloader44mag
    throw it in the freezer and let it harden a bit..thats what I do anyway and seems to work.
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  • jma2006
    I you do it on a wooden chair, its really noisy.

    I learned that in skool
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  • tccox
    Yeah, it is the soft velveeta type. I know about the wire thing but way too slow for me. The freezer and Pam spray just might work. Will make a report when/if I try to cut it at all. Thanks, Tom
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  • WinM70
    A slicer is what you need, the only reason the Deli's use a seperate slicer for the cheese is to keep food cross contamination from happening. The meat slicers are easy to wipe down and sterlize between meat types but the cheese slicer creates a different problem and requires different methods to clean.
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