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hc4361 | 18:37 Wed 18th Dec 2013 | Home & Garden
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Seems an odd concept to me but my wife fancies some.
Anyone use them? Any particular brand?
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Yes, a large carving and a small prep. Very good, stay extremely sharp...but you need care, they can be damaged by dropping on a hard surface! You can pay HUGE amounts...mine were from Aldi, £8 and £5.
18:41 Wed 18th Dec 2013
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Now, Aldi's a good idea. Thanks for that
18:43 Wed 18th Dec 2013
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I got some cheap ones from Harts Of Stur. They are fine. Sharp. I'm told one has to take care not to chip them. Not sure they are particularly head & shoulders above traditional steel but I think they are ok.
18:44 Wed 18th Dec 2013
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I never cut lettuce - I tear it with my bare hands. I'm a tough guy ;)
18:57 Wed 18th Dec 2013
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