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Chef's Choice 630 International Gourmet Electric Food Slicer Manufacturer: Chef's Choice For the best deal on the Chef's Choice 630, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the 630 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. In addition, we provide a price graph for every item, showing its high and low price history over the last three months. This lets you quickly spot price trends, so you can get the best possible deal. StreetPrices was the first site on the web to offer price graphs. 
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$229.99 + shipping FREE tax |
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Cooking.comCA store info |
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$249.95 + shipping + tax |
buy | 7 hrs ago |
Will not last when slicing meat
I owned this slicer for two years, and used it maybe twenty times at most--usually for slicing ham. At first it seemed to work fine. Then I noticed it ran a bit slower with each use until it finally quit working entirely. I disassembled the slicer to see if it could be repaired. Inside I found a rather small burned-out electric motor. In my opinion, this motor is much too weak to last very long if used for slicing meat. The motor in my Kitchen Aid blender is larger (and has lasted for many...
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Chef's Choice 630 Food Slicer
I am a professional Prep Cook in my opinion this is a good place to start if you are looking for a home slicer. I bought this slicer for roasts and cheese. It saves me $4.00 a lb. for sliced beef alone. I find that it is easy to clean and store. For those of you that think this machine is not easy to clean, I use a huge deli meat slicer on average 2 days a week for 5-6 hour a day. The slicer that I use at work takes 30-45 mins. to clean and the parts are very large and hard to handle. The ...
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Chef's Choice 630 is good slicer
Chef's Choice 630 is good slicer for people who care about where was it made. It has good, quiet, smooth motor(feels a bit slow), sharp blade (why not mention what special material it's made of on the gold edge?). Compared with the Chef's Choice 610 (under $100), 630 was made in Germany, that is all. If this make you feel better every time you use it, that is worth the extra $100+ you paid for this model. Unlike the 630, Chef's Choice 610 has a fix tilt for gravity-feed, but 630 does not. why no...
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