HULISEN Stainless Steel Decruster Sandwich Cutter and Sealer, Heavy Duty PB J Sandwich Maker, Remove Bread Crust, DIY School Lunch Pocket for Kids Child, Used for Square Biscuit Cutter, Gift Package

I make a lot of sandwiches for my 92 year old mom. She hates crust just like me. My daughter showed me this crust trimmer on Amazon and I had to try it. Saves me time and makes a nice sandwich. Ignore the bad reviews. My only helpful hint would be is use it on a firm surface and slide it just a little it helps to cut through the bread easier.

Cuts great. The sealer is little more tricky. Fine line on how much pressure to put to seal it but not cut tear the top bread. But don’t know anyway to improve that. It just takesPractice.

The square that decrust works fine, however, the one meant to seal the sandwich doesn’t do the job. It cuts the bread again and almost like tears the top piece of bread. I’ve tried with fresh bread and stale-ish bread- it works the same on all.

I mean when it works it works but trying to find a bread for it to work with is such a struggle.Also, you have to smash the bread down like a tortilla then press it.I have only ever made maybe 1 or 2 fully closed sandwiches.Most of the time it is imperfect. I honestly doubt that the plastic ones could be any better than this.

Kids love making their own Crustables at home. I bought this so we didn't waste bread and it's almost to big for the bread we use. Works great and is easy to clean.

I ordered this one because it promised to be sturdy. That much was true compared to the othwr metal cookie cutter style I tried. But it doesn't work. I expected the cutting edge to be beveled with how thick the metal is, but that was not the case. It could not cleanly cut the bread.Because overloading can sometimes cause problems with crustless sandwich presses, and filling can prevent a good seal, I tried an empty sandwich to test it out. I used standard soft, plain white bread from town. The first problem came with it not fitting on my slice of bread. Next came pressing my two pieces together, even though one side was full crust, and it mangled my super soft, white bread. It also didn't seal it together, anyway. Plus the sandwich got stuck in the press and had to be pried out, mangling it further.Waste of time and money. Get yourself a cheap plastic or metal/plastic press if you really want sealed sandwiches. They will never be like the ones in town, but they work decently enough. This one does not.

Can’t overstuff and need to use very soft bread. Does t work well with homemade or low sugar bread. Otherwise works great!

I like the stainless steel construction. It's great for cutting the crusts off the bread, however, it did a terrible job sealing. The bread just tore and never sealed. I tried multiple different kinds of bread too.Great if you're looking for a crust cutter. Terrible if you are looking for an "seal"