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I had just cut up some nice, pink grapefruit into sections and juice,
so the curved, serrated grapefruit knife was already out. Next, a pineapple faced me, which I'd been avoiding for 3 days. (Pineapple was on sale for 2.99, so couldn't resist.) After it'd been quartered into 'boats' and the hard core removed, I sliced the quarters crosswise, (port to starboard), and lastly tried the grapefruit knife. It did a dandy job of separating the meat from that hard rind. I was moving the knife away from me, and felt a lot safer than wielding a sharp knife as I used to do. Hope this helps. Double use, at least, for an infrequently used tool. |
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