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The image shows a manual biltong cutter, also known as a "guillotine" style cutter, designed for slicing biltong, a type of cured meat. It is a tool used to cut biltong into slices and is typically made of a metal blade attached to a wooden base. You can slice the biltong or jerky as thin or as thick as you like. Material: Cutter (Stainless steel), Cutting board(Oak). Fruit, vegetables, fish - even tofu if you wish, also enjoy being neatly sliced by the cutter.
Here are some key features of biltong cutters:
Blade: Usually made of hardened steel for durability and sharpness.
Base: Often made of wood, providing a stable surface for cutting.
Operation: Uses a lever or handle to bring the blade down, slicing through the biltong.
Slicing: Designed to create even slices of biltong, which can be difficult to achieve with a regular knife.
Biltong is a traditional South African cured meat, similar to beef jerky but with a different taste, nutritional profile and production processes. It is typically made from beef, but other meats like ostrich or kudu can also be used. The meat is air-cured and immersed in vinegar and spices. The drying process is important, requiring a dry environment with good air circulation.
Biltong cutters come in different sizes, from small handheld versions to larger industrial models. Some cutters also have additional features such as a removable pan to catch the slices or the ability to be mounted on a table.