If You Find Using A Butter Knife Difficult And Dangerous, The Banana Slicer Is For You Image courtesy of Banana, sliced.

Banana, sliced.
In our hectic modern world, it’s difficult to find time in the day to pick up a butter knife and slice up a banana. I eat at least once sliced-up banana with peanut butter every day, and know this feeling well. That’s why someone decided to invent the Banana Slicer, which chops your banana into uniform slices with a single stroke. Because apparently that’s something that people want.
Washing the Banana Slicer is a concern. Yes, it goes in the dishwasher, but I don’t run my dishwasher every day. I do eat at least one banana per day. With my slicer in the wash, I would have to hand-wash the slicer, use a knife, or buy multiple slicers. Look how many problems this device causes!
“Pretty much anything but a banana cuts a banana,” notes Drew, who brought this item to our attention through his site, The Worst Things For Sale. And yet, if you struck a peeled banana with an unpeeled banana with sufficient force, it would cut the banana. It would also squish the banana, but that’s semantics.
Hutzler 571 Banana Slicer [Amazon] (via The Worst Things For Sale)
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