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c/chefstarac16tarac169d ago

Finally swapped out my old, dull paring knife for a new Victorinox and the difference is night and day.

The old one was a cheap, no-name thing that came with a knife block years ago. I was just used to it, you know? It took way too much pressure to get through a tomato skin. Got the new one last week, and the first time I used it to supreme a grapefruit, I didn't even have to think about it. The blade just went where I wanted. It's not about having fancy gear, it's about not fighting your tools. What's one small upgrade you've made that saved you a surprising amount of effort?
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patking
patking8d ago
Get a cheap ceramic honing rod for that new blade. It'll keep that edge feeling sharp for way longer. @zara447, for me it was an onion, the old one just crushed it instead of slicing.
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zara447
zara4478d ago
What's the first thing you cut that made you realize how bad the old one was?
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