Haven't Used It (Or Seen It)...And Googled Reviews...would Love to

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around experiences and opinions regarding the Cut-N-Seal product, particularly in relation to its effectiveness for making sandwiches, especially for children. Participants share personal anecdotes about their usage and satisfaction with the product.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses a desire for honest feedback about the Cut-N-Seal, particularly for a friend in Australia.
  • Another participant mentions that the Cut-N-Seal is great for making circle sandwiches for kids, who enjoy them.
  • Several users note that it is regularly used for making uncrustable sandwiches, especially for young children.
  • One participant shares a positive experience, stating that the product works as advertised and is an easy purchase.
  • Another participant describes how their granddaughter only eats round sandwiches, highlighting the product's appeal to children.
  • In contrast, one participant shares a negative experience, stating that the product did not seal or cut properly and was ultimately returned.
  • One participant recounts a humorous story about their son rejecting round sandwiches, leading them to stop using the product.
  • Another participant mentions using the Cut-N-Seal for portion control and shares a creative way of using it with frozen PB&J sandwiches.
  • Some participants emphasize the importance of not overfilling the product to ensure it seals properly.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the effectiveness of the Cut-N-Seal, with some participants expressing satisfaction and others reporting negative experiences. No clear consensus emerges on its overall utility.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with the Cut-N-Seal, particularly in the context of making sandwiches for children, which influences their opinions on the product's effectiveness.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants and community members interested in personal experiences with the Cut-N-Seal may find this discussion relevant.

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Haven't used it (or seen it)...and googled reviews...would love to hear from anyone here who has used it. I have a friend in Australia interested in it, but I'd hate for her to order, hate it, and with me shipping to her, be out of the 30 days before it even reaches her!!!!

I truly do want honest feedback please. I don't care about making a sale for nothing (though I am trying to help a friend earn prep and batter bowls for free!) :)
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?It is great for the kids for circle sandwiches. That is all I use it for. They love them though!
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?If she has young children, she'll love it. It gets used on a regular basis at our house for uncrustable type sandwiches.
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?It does what they say it should do, and quite easily. Easy purchase.
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?I Granddaughter will not eat nothing but a round sandwich at my house...Thats what makes it so special.
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?I actually hated this product I found it to not seal nor cut properly. Total waste of my money and I returned it.
 
Re: Cut-N-Seal?Awhile back I formatted a little booklet. I don't know how to insert the link so I'll just re-attach.
I don't use it often but I did have an adult customer who wanted to use it to help with portion control.
Also I made a PB&J, froze it, then ate it frozen - loved it - frozen jelly makes it really interesting, believe it or not!
Keith posted a lovely pic of some taffy apple tartlets made w Cut N Seal in another thread awhile back. I made them and they're fabulous but I didn't get my proportions nailed down. Need to try it again.
 

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Re: Cut-N-Seal?I love it. You just have to be careful not to overfill, or it won't seal properly. These are the little pies I made.
 

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Re: Cut-N-Seal?I bought it for my son when he was in kindergarten for making his lunch. He come home the day I used it and looked me in the eye and said "Mommy, don't you EVER make me round sandwiches again! I like my sandwiches straight! You hear me? I don't want rounds sandwiches!" :eek: needless to say, I have never used it again! I tell this story at my shows form time to time, always gets a laugh!
 
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pamperedlinda said:
I bought it for my son when he was in kindergarten for making his lunch. He come home the day I used it and looked me in the eye and said "Mommy, don't you EVER make me round sandwiches again! I like my sandwiches straight! You hear me? I don't want rounds sandwiches!" :eek: needless to say, I have never used it again! I tell this story at my shows form time to time, always gets a laugh!
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And now they sell them in the store that way- so it would be more "hip" and probably wouldn't matter. That's sad.
 
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leftymac said:
I love it. You just have to be careful not to overfill, or it won't seal properly. These are the little pies I made.
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I LOVE these - adorable. Will have to try this myself. Thanks for the picture.
 
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Re: Cut-N-Seal?Thank you all! I so appreciate it!!!!!
 
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pamperedlinda said:
I bought it for my son when he was in kindergarten for making his lunch. He come home the day I used it and looked me in the eye and said "Mommy, don't you EVER make me round sandwiches again! I like my sandwiches straight! You hear me? I don't want rounds sandwiches!" :eek: needless to say, I have never used it again! I tell this story at my shows form time to time, always gets a laugh!
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My son doesnt like round sandwiches either. So I havent used it for awhile.
 

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