Cuisinart CEK-40 Review
Create perfect slices with this reviewed electric knife.
The Cuisinart CEK-40 electric knife is comfortable to hold with a slightly squarish handle that is best for large hands.
Loudness: 91 DB, comfortable but still somewhat loud
Bread: easily cut through soft bread and cut through hard breads with only slight pressure
Squash: barely able to slice the squash even with lots of pressure
Hard cheese: no problem
Poultry & meat: did a nice job slicing everything
Bones: took a fair amount of pressure to cut through the turkey bones
Handle: comfortable to hold with a slightly squarish handle that is best for large hands; it did get quite warm with prolonged use
Vibration: moderate
Features: lock button, easy blade release, separate set of “bread” blades, wooden holder (not really necessary but a nice bonus), limited three-year warranty
Product Information:
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Model:CEK-40
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Item Price :0.00
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Made in USA:yes
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