Made in Bluffton slaw cutters now on the shelves of Lehman's Hardware, Kidron
A Bluffton original is now available in the “best place to visit in Amish country.”
You can now purchase Bluffton Slaw Cutters at Lehman’s Hardware in Kidron, Ohio. The hardware is a popular tourist stop in eastern Ohio. It was voted the best place to visit in Amish Country.
Bill Sehlhorst, owner of the slaw cutter company, said that Lehman’s started carrying the cutters in December. He added that Lehman’s appreciated the packaging of the Bluffton-made product.
Here’s some background on Lehman’s Hardware:
Why were we voted the best place to visit in Amish Country? Why is there “a store nowhere else” like us? Because we exist to create A Simpler Life for you and your loved ones.
Jay Lehman opened Lehman’s in 1955 to serve the Amish with practical, non-electric tools, appliances and home goods. And along the way he learned from them the importance of offering satisfaction, sustainability and relationships to the community where we work and live, in an honest and understandable way.
We exist to help you break through the clutter, chaos and confusion that is the modern world. You want to build traditions with your family, learn old-time skills, grow and harvest your own food, and we are here to help.
Visit us any day (except Sunday, when we are closed so we can spend time with family) in the village of Kidron, Ohio. Please allow at least two hours to tour the store – it’s like going shopping and visiting a museum at the same time.
Also sold in Bluffton
Bluffton Slaw Cutters are also available in Bluffton at Family True Value Hardware, 109 N. Main St., and The Black Lab, 121 N. Main St.
A range of Swiss-sharp cutters are available from $9.95 to $29.95. The slaw cutters are engraved with the wording "Bluffton made.
The company, now in its 102th year of operation is perhaps the oldest continually operated business in Bluffton. The slaw cutters are made at 331 N. Main St. – not a retail outlet.
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