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Folding Steak Knives
I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
folding steak knives?
I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
folding steak knives?
Re: Folding Steak Knives
In article <1168273995.345001.174230@i15g2000cwa.googlegroups,com >,
ifreeley@gmail,com says...
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
> can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
>
>
I don't know, but I've been told, that there's nothing like a great
steak meal, grilled and enjoyed in the great outdoors, followed by a
friendly game of mumbly-peg.
Now you've *got* to have a folding knife for a proper game of mumbly-
peg, so the folding steak knives eliminate the need to pack two kinds of
knives for the cookout and after-dinner fun.
Sound reasonable? Me too.
Bob
In article <1168273995.345001.174230@i15g2000cwa.googlegroups,com >,
ifreeley@gmail,com says...
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
> can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
>
>
I don't know, but I've been told, that there's nothing like a great
steak meal, grilled and enjoyed in the great outdoors, followed by a
friendly game of mumbly-peg.
Now you've *got* to have a folding knife for a proper game of mumbly-
peg, so the folding steak knives eliminate the need to pack two kinds of
knives for the cookout and after-dinner fun.
Sound reasonable? Me too.
Bob
Re: Folding Steak Knives
jerryeveretts wrote:
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get
> it, can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
Well heck, son, what is it that *you* carry in yer pocket for when yer out
and about and just happen to run into a stray steak just sitting around? Ya
gotta be prepared.
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
jerryeveretts wrote:
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get
> it, can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
Well heck, son, what is it that *you* carry in yer pocket for when yer out
and about and just happen to run into a stray steak just sitting around? Ya
gotta be prepared.
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
Re: Folding Steak Knives
On Mon, 8 Jan 2007 13:05:07 -0800, "Dave Bugg" <davebugg2@yahoo,com >
wrote:
>jerryeveretts wrote:
>> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
>> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
>> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get
>> it, can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
>> folding steak knives?
>
>Well heck, son, what is it that *you* carry in yer pocket for when yer out
>and about and just happen to run into a stray steak just sitting around? Ya
>gotta be prepared.
Also, if you want to tote real steak knives in your picnic basket, they
better be folded or be in sleeves. Personally, I prefer folding.
On Mon, 8 Jan 2007 13:05:07 -0800, "Dave Bugg" <davebugg2@yahoo,com >
wrote:
>jerryeveretts wrote:
>> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
>> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
>> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get
>> it, can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
>> folding steak knives?
>
>Well heck, son, what is it that *you* carry in yer pocket for when yer out
>and about and just happen to run into a stray steak just sitting around? Ya
>gotta be prepared.
Also, if you want to tote real steak knives in your picnic basket, they
better be folded or be in sleeves. Personally, I prefer folding.
Re: Folding Steak Knives
Just wait until you seen the new Swiss Army Steak Knife. You can gut fish,
darn socks, saw trees, pick teeth, tweeze, AND enjoy a nice juicy fillet all
with the same tool.
"jerryeveretts" <ifreeley@gmail,com > wrote in message
news:1168273995.345001.174230@i15g2000cwa.googlegroups,com ...
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
> can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
>
Just wait until you seen the new Swiss Army Steak Knife. You can gut fish,
darn socks, saw trees, pick teeth, tweeze, AND enjoy a nice juicy fillet all
with the same tool.
"jerryeveretts" <ifreeley@gmail,com > wrote in message
news:1168273995.345001.174230@i15g2000cwa.googlegroups,com ...
> I love to cook, I love to eat, and I love to buy nice things. I do a
> lot of my cooking on a Big Green Egg, I like Global and Shun Japanese
> knives. I recently was exposed to folding steak knives. I don't get it,
> can somebody explain this one to me? What is the point of owning
> folding steak knives?
>
Re: Folding Steak Knives
In article <ZHToh.4178$ji1.1870@newssvr12.news.prodigy,net >,
zorkyzork@bonkaloo,net says...
> Just wait until you seen the new Swiss Army Steak Knife. You can gut fish,
> darn socks, saw trees, pick teeth, tweeze, AND enjoy a nice juicy fillet all
> with the same tool.
>
>
I'm looking for more advanced wart removal capabilites in a folding
knife. My run-of-the-mill Swiss Army Knife does a decent job, but lacks
real finesse for this task, if you know what I mean. It's kind of a
make-do solution. Does this new model make any claims to better
capabilities in this area? Thanks.
Bob
In article <ZHToh.4178$ji1.1870@newssvr12.news.prodigy,net >,
zorkyzork@bonkaloo,net says...
> Just wait until you seen the new Swiss Army Steak Knife. You can gut fish,
> darn socks, saw trees, pick teeth, tweeze, AND enjoy a nice juicy fillet all
> with the same tool.
>
>
I'm looking for more advanced wart removal capabilites in a folding
knife. My run-of-the-mill Swiss Army Knife does a decent job, but lacks
real finesse for this task, if you know what I mean. It's kind of a
make-do solution. Does this new model make any claims to better
capabilities in this area? Thanks.
Bob
Re: Folding Steak Knives
On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 18:22:29 -0500, yetanotherBob wrote:
> I'm looking for more advanced wart removal capabilites in a folding
> knife. My run-of-the-mill Swiss Army Knife does a decent job, but lacks
> real finesse for this task, if you know what I mean. It's kind of a
> make-do solution. Does this new model make any claims to better
> capabilities in this area? Thanks.
I'm holding out for the '08 model that will skin, bone, and fillet
a whole water buffalo in three easy swipes.
-sw
On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 18:22:29 -0500, yetanotherBob wrote:
> I'm looking for more advanced wart removal capabilites in a folding
> knife. My run-of-the-mill Swiss Army Knife does a decent job, but lacks
> real finesse for this task, if you know what I mean. It's kind of a
> make-do solution. Does this new model make any claims to better
> capabilities in this area? Thanks.
I'm holding out for the '08 model that will skin, bone, and fillet
a whole water buffalo in three easy swipes.
-sw
