Back to School Sandwich Cutter and Sealer Bento Box Accessories DIY Uncrustables Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches Tool/PBJ Cutter Bento Box Sandwich Cutter for Kids, Boys and Girls

Price was good.Cutter is okay, doesn't cut easily on first try and you have to flip bread to seal both sides.My 12 yr old had trouble cutting with it.

Just a couple tips to make this little uncrustable device work awesomely. Your kids and you :) will love it. Here goes… When you push the red button the crimping portion of the device crimps the bread. Don’t do that first, trust me. 1. Lay out your bread. 2. Put the dome on one piece of bread at a time. 3. Press down on the dome (NOT THE RED BUTTON). The dome will cut the bread into perfect circles. Cut two pieces of bread. Now you have two perfect circles. 4. Put your delicious toppings in the center of one of the pieces. It can be PBJ, Nutella, Ham, Cheese, lettuce etc… or anything really. 5. Make sure you leave an open edge around the circumference of the circle, enough to to crimp. Approximately a 1/4 inch. 6. Center 2nd piece of bread on top of the bottom bread and toppings. 7. Now gently slide sandwich cutter over stack of bread and toppings. 8. Now you get to smash down with the red button. 9. I bet it’s perfect and now you’re an awesome sandwich maker with no crust. 10. Side note, I like the crust but I know no one really cares about that… so enjoy, hope this helps you make the perfect uncrustable. :)

The plunger doesn’t go down very well because the hole that the shaft runs through is to small so I had to pull my step bit out and drill the hole out and then it doesn’t squish the bread and close it up like the pictures it looks like the pic I posted.. eh… get what you pay for will be returning it

I am trying to move away from prepared foods with too many preservatives and additives. We made two loaves worth of the pb&j sandwiches and froze them. Two different types of jam. It was fast and easy for two people to get them done. We saved the crusts for bread crumbs or stuffing. Now the kids have a quick grab snack that doesn’t have all the additives the store bought ones do, and way less expensive!

It’s a great concept. Save yourself the money and just get the uncrustables. You have to use fluffy white bread with this and a minuscule amount of filling, like 1.5 tsp. It was great in my head…I bought fancy grain bread, thought I was doing good…there is so much waste, and you can’t use healthy bread. It cracks. Disappointing but now I know I’ll just cut my losses and buy premade.

This one doesn’t do a very good job “sealing” the bread together when pressing down. I also tried putting different amounts of jelly/peanut butter in between and still kept bursting out. I feel like there is a better product out there than this one.

Before I bought this one I bought a different style. The other one was not easy to use. This one is great and cut through the bread with ease. I was able to make several sandwiches and pop them in the freezer within minutes!

This is the second uncrossable home sandwich maker I’ve bought. The first one I had to return because the metal inside of it bent. This one is a lot sturdier because the metal is thicker.It still requires a good bit of downward pressure to seal the sandwich which if you have wrist issues can be frustrating.It cuts the sandwich pretty easily especially versus the first one I bought. I do worry long term how well the spring action will hold up but for now it’s doing the job.

Clunky and doesn’t cut super well

I’ve used this less than a dozen times since school started in September. Despite only hand washing and gentle use, the top broke off. Poorly welded.

This broke after 4 months of not using it daily. Made of cheap metal. Great idea. Terrible execution.

No me quedan como se indica, no sé si es el pan o qué pero de arriba se rompen.

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