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I wish I had more upvotes. Good knives make cooking easy and, more important, prevent injuries.
Couldn't agree more sharp knives don't slip. Yet some people out there are purposely blunting kitchen knives.
People with glass cutting boards ๐ง๐คจ
People with iPad cutting boards ๐๐ถ
I've heard that, but I've only ever cut myself with the really sharp knives and yeah it's clean, but when the knife is dull it just kind of pokes my finger and that's it
You can sharpen every knife. Better knifes stay sharper for longer, but they still need to be sharpened regularly. This also applies to ceramic knifes, which stay sharper even longer, but also need to be sharpened after a lot of use.
Oh I wasn't aware you could sharpen ceramic knives. Does it require different tools to sharpen than steel knives?
Diamond dust grinder wheel. Hard to find.
Just wait for the knife sharpening man to roll through town at that point
Those belts here work fine.