Patented Bread Slicing Guide. Steel Loaf Cutter with Adjustable Slice Widths and Cutting Board. UK Manufactured.

A Game-Changer for Home Bread Makers! As someone new to bread making with a machine, slicing the loaf evenly was a real struggle—especially with softer, fresh-baked bread. I tried various slicing gadgets, including some vertical slicers, but none gave consistent results. Then I came across the SimpleSlice, and what a difference it has made! This is honestly one of the most useful kitchen tools I’ve bought. The design is minimalist but incredibly effective. It offers three adjustable slice widths, so I can get perfectly even slices every time—whether for toast or sandwiches. It also has a clever edge stopper and safety features that allow you to slice down to the last piece without worrying about your fingers. Made of sturdy steel, it feels built to last, and it doesn’t take up much space when stored. I do use a non-slip mat underneath just to keep it stable while cutting, but that’s a small thing. My only tiny wish is for a built-in crumb catcher—but it’s easy enough to clean up afterwards. All in all, this has made slicing homemade bread effortless and enjoyable. If you bake your own bread, don’t hesitate—this tool is a must-have!

Fantastic piece of kit, makes slicing bread so simple and so safe down to the last slice. Such a simple gadget yet so effective, I’ve never been too good at cutting straight slices of bread or getting the thicknesses right….this gadget allows you to select three thicknesses of bread, it has a safety feature which means you can slice down to the last piece of bread without cutting your hand. It contains a small bread board and catches crumbs, I love that it’s very simple in design and easy to store. Nothing negative to say about it - very robust, made of steel so it’s never going to break,

I have been using this now for some considerable time and here is what I have discovered. Watch a video on YouTube to see how it works as the one I had, had no instructions. There are a few minor issues: Cutting heavier home made breads regularly, does eventually deform the guides somewhat and they do not bend back. This does make the slices slightly uneven, but the Simpleslice is well made enough to cope with this and does not feel like it will break. Make sure you have a long bread Knife and it is not too serrated. Finally, I have found it is easier to slice almost all the way through the bread, then flip the loaf up to do the final cut upright to stop the bread breaking up, especially with bread a few days old.

i was reluctant to buy at first because of the price but I'm so glad I did. I'm in my 60's with failing eyesight and although I love making my own bread I've always had issues getting straight even slices. It's a simple but clever design that stays in place whilst slicing and it's so easy and safe to use. Plus I now get more slices per loaf and eat less bread.

Useful for difficult to cut, floppy loaves, but the whole premise is a bit queer - the weight of the bread sits on the knife while cutting making it curiously a little awkward to extract the knife sometimes. Also, the end of the cut with a soft loaf is a bit hit and miss because of course you're not cutting down onto a board. Also, without the rubber tap washers I glued to each end of the back guide cut-outs (on the reverse side) I or may partner (who is oppositely handed) would be catching the knife on the metal at the end of many cuts. With all these riders though, I use it a fair deal and it is well made.

A simple but genius design. I’ve been looking for the perfect bread slicing guide for years. Tried electric, plastic etc but none of them fitted the bill for different shaped handmade or bread maker loaves until now. It’s so easy to use right or left handed, follow the instructions or watch the video and you will be fine. Didn’t find it any messier crumb wise than just a knife and breadboard. My bread knife blade is 22cm long and fitted perfectly through the slots with about 8cm spare. Put it through its paces with a large homemade French boule (notorious difficult to slice evenly) on the mid setting with excellent results. The guide is beautifully made, non slip, a nice sturdy weight and actually made in Britain. I’m very happy.