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about electric knives??
OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very
impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer weild a knife as well as I used to. So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well |
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"Skyhooks" > wrote in message ... > OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very > impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice > meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer > weild a knife as well as I used to. > > So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your > input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. > > Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well I have two, both gifts, they both suck! |
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cyberSLOP blew us with: > "Skyhooks" > wrote in message > ... > > OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very > > impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice > > meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer > > weild a knife as well as I used to. > > > > So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your > > input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. > > > > Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well > > I have two, both gifts, they both suck! So give 'em to your paramour, he says as a fellatrix you ain't so hot... -- Best Greg |
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:45:44 -0500, Skyhooks
> wrote: >OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very >impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice >meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer >weild a knife as well as I used to. > >So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your >input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. > >Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well A Google search on electric knives got quite a few hits, most of them trying to sell. However there was one review site: http://products.howstuffworks.com/el...fe-reviews.htm that had some reviews posted. They recommend Hamilton Beach or Black and Decker. Ron |
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On Apr 15, 2007, cybercat wrote:
> I have two [electric knives], both gifts, they both suck! Many posters here and on other boards claim to disdain most Food Network hosts, but many disdainers claim that they make an exception for Alton Brown, who often uses an electric knife. I've never seen anyone ask why he uses it. I haven't had television in my home for a couple years. Has he ever said anything about it? |
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"KevinS" > wrote in message oups.com... > On Apr 15, 2007, cybercat wrote: > >> I have two [electric knives], both gifts, they both suck! > > Many posters here and on other boards claim to > disdain most Food Network hosts, but many disdainers > claim that they make an exception for Alton Brown, > who often uses an electric knife. I've never seen > anyone ask why he uses it. I haven't had television > in my home for a couple years. Has he ever said > anything about it? > I don't watch food tv. Am I missing something good? |
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On Apr 15, 2007, cybercat wrote:
> I don't watch food tv. Am I missing something good? I rarely see it these days. Based on the little I see, I'd say - for the most part - no. |
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"Skyhooks" > wrote in message
... > OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very > impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice > meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer > weild a knife as well as I used to. > > So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your > input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. > > Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well I'm just curious: What do you mean by "can no longer wield..."? You can't hold a regular knife correctly, or control it well, or other? |
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Ron wrote:
> > On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:45:44 -0500, Skyhooks > > wrote: > > >OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very > >impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice > >meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer > >weild a knife as well as I used to. > > > >So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your > >input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. > > > >Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well > > A Google search on electric knives got quite a few hits, most of them > trying to sell. However there was one review site: > > http://products.howstuffworks.com/el...fe-reviews.htm > > that had some reviews posted. They recommend Hamilton Beach or Black > and Decker. > > Ron Thanks for the reference. I found it helpful. I'm still not sure what I'll do regarding an electric knife. I know I'll return the el-cheapi one I bought (sigh). Sky |
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On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:06:12 -0500, Skyhooks
> wrote: >Ron wrote: >> >> On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:45:44 -0500, Skyhooks >> > wrote: >> >> >OK, I broke down and bought an "el-cheapo" electric knife. I'm not very >> >impressed with it nor with the job it performs. I want to thinly slice >> >meats of various sorts but due to physical reasons, I can no longer >> >weild a knife as well as I used to. >> > >> >So, are some brands/types of electric knives better than others? Your >> >input, pros and cons, is greatly appreciated. >> > >> >Sky, who prefers regular knives but . . . . . oh well >> >> A Google search on electric knives got quite a few hits, most of them >> trying to sell. However there was one review site: >> >> http://products.howstuffworks.com/el...fe-reviews.htm >> >> that had some reviews posted. They recommend Hamilton Beach or Black >> and Decker. >> >> Ron > >Thanks for the reference. I found it helpful. I'm still not sure what >I'll do regarding an electric knife. I know I'll return the el-cheapi >one I bought (sigh). > >Sky I just remembered another good site for reviews. It's: http://www.americastestkitchen.com/ They have a cooking show on PBS TV. In my opinion, one of the best cooking shows anywhere. There is an "Equipment Corner" with reviews on the site. You have to register to get some of the information, but registration is free and they don't pester you with a bunch of spam e-mails if you opt out of that service. Their recipes are great too. Ron |
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