TO THE POINT
It's a handy dandy always sharp knife that can cut through steel.
And, I bought three of them one day when a fast-talking saleslady was giving a demonstration in Sears.
I also bought two sets of steak knives, five paring knives and a filet knife that
will skin a tomato without marring the meat.
My excuse? I have dull knives.
But what the heck am I going to do with two more steel-cutting knives, five paring knives, and TWO sets of steak knives. And, why would I want to filet tomatoes?
Guess my Christmas shopping is finished.
posted by Diana at 10:07 AM
8 Comments:
And a patridge in a pear tree....
hey, i need that knife. my wife's chicken is made of steel, or maybe leather.
Put it in that new utility drawer with YOUR can opener!
If I were you I would take the two steel-cutting knives, the five paring knives, and the TWO sets of steak knives, and put them in your closet with your out-of-season clothing.
I hope you don't go to Williams-Sonoma to often. They have gadgets for jobs you never realized need to be done.
or use them to cut-up all Spud's duds when you want to get even..
Become a butcher-have knives will travel.
The fact that I don't own a sharp knife has been a running joke in our family for years.
One Christmas, my "Pain in the Butt" sister-in-law was complaining (again) about the lack of sharp knives and everything else in general.
I was quite stressed trying to entertain and keep everyone happy and shot back with, "It's probably a good thing that I don't have a sharp knife in the house because I would stab you with it." Everyone gasped and then laughed. Another Kodak moment to be treasured.
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