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Anatole Cheese Slicer and Butter Cutter for Block Cheese 1/5

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Anatole Commercial Cheese Slicer Butter Cutter for Block Cheese 1/5'' is a stainless-steel manual slicer designed for commercial use, producing consistent 1/5-inch slices. It’s priced at £89.99, down from £99.99 — use the voucher to save £10 (simply apply the voucher).

Useful features include:

  • Cuts block cheese into uniform 1/5" slices for plating and portion control.
  • Commercial-grade construction, likely stainless steel for durability and straightforward cleaning.
  • Simple manual operation suitable for busy catering or deli environments.
  • Compact countertop footprint for repeated daily use.
  • Non-electric design reduces maintenance and energy needs.

Basic specifications and pricing:

  • Model: Anatole Commercial Cheese Slicer Butter Cutter
  • Slice thickness: 1/5 inch
  • Intended for block cheese and butter portions
  • Price: £89.99 (previously £99.99)

To claim the reduction, apply the voucher at checkout to receive £10 off. Suitable for restaurants, cafés and small food-service businesses where consistent portioning and speed are important, compact for storing in kitchen cupboards.

💡 Why we've shared this deal: It is at or close to its lowest price in the last year and 10% below its average price over the last 6 months.

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