Sandwich Cutter and Sealer for Kids Lunch Box and Pocket Sandwich Maker, Remove Bread Crust, Make DIY Pocket Sandwiches

My daughter doesn't like crust and she likes to open her sandwiches up and stick her fingers in the food and just makes a big mess. She's 3. But using this cuts the crust off easily and really works. I was afraid it wouldn't because some of the reviews I read. It's very easy to use. I roll the bread flat with a rolling pin and then put peanut better on each slice so when I put the jelly on its in the middle of the peanut butter and it doesn't get the bread soggy. And then press the white down first and wiggle it as I'm pressing. The crust comes right off. Then press the red one and it seals it perfectly. And I have a happy baby girl. Worth the money for sure!

I like the ease of use and how quick it is to cut off the crust of a sandwich. It comes with a second piece to seal the bread, but I only use the part to cut off the crust. I would recommend it for anyone with finicky eaters in the house.

This little gizmo lets you make Uncrustables at home. It takes a little time to get the hang of how it works. The trick is to put VERY LITTLE filling in. Like, a tablespoon of peanut butter and a tablespoon of jelly. If you put too much filling in, the bread will tear and the pocket isn't sealed. Practice it until you see what works with your bread and fillings.

Not bad. It does the job. Only thing that bugs me is that it's not sharp at all. So after I press it down hard I then have to physically pick the bread off from around the device.

My little one's are obsessed with those uncrustables but they cost a lot and there aren't enough in the box. SO with cost in mind it's not been easy to keep up with the needs of our sandwich options. I came across this one and went ahead and purchased it to try and make my own. I'm very happy with my new cutter it works perfectly. Every sandwich we make now has to be made using the product and the kids love it. Now with the lower cost for food I'm able to make a bunch at a time to have on hand whenever our children's tummy's start grumbling.

Cuts crust, yes ✅. Does not seal edges✖️. I repeat, Does NOT seal edges ✖️. So basically it does half the job advertised 👎🏾. I expected it to seal the edges because, well, description says it does 🤷🏽‍♀️. Can’t use for home-made uncrustables sandwiches as planned. I overpaid for something that does the same thing you can do with a butter knife. Save your $11.

This review asked me about the flavor of this item...it has no flavor so let me just get that out of the way. I gave it 5 stars in that category anyway bc my sammiches were bursting at their newly formed seams with flavor. This little guy is tricky to get used to, and to get right, but once you do the sammich world is your oyster. Though I dont recommend an oyster sammich...unless it's a fried oyster poboy and then you dont need this handy dandy sammich sealer. I digress...press, seal, peel away the excess. Pretty self explanatory. And came with a lifetime warranty.

I chose this one so there is less bread waste on a standard piece of bread than a round cutter. It seals the edges nicely and is easy to use. Trims off pretty much just the crust without wasting too much bread. My son can't have Uncrustables since he has a peanut allergy so this allows me to nicely make similar sandwiches with his WowButter and freeze them in a similar way.