My spam folder disgorged an advert for the newest Sharper Image catalogue (I didn’t know they still existed). I’ll be passing on this one:
Saw this on a QVC clip. WAPOS!
Is this like chainsaw haircut (don’t worry, I think he used a modified chainsaw).
For a minute I thought you were referencing the Washington Post. Then I figured out the acronym …. I agree!
Honestly, I think it is a fun idea, but bad in practice in so many levels. It will take me at least 5-10 to spell out all the problems. That being said… it is only $99. A nice Wusthof craving knife with a craving fork will be $250. A set from Henckels is also about $250. Shun is $280…etc
Hey, a chain saw is half to 1/3rd the price. Why not?
Fusion…. It’s fusion.
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I once challenged a pseudo-knife guy here to buy one of these…
Use a good olive oil or maybe walnut oil on the chain.
What, you don’t deep-fry in Stihl bar oil?
I wonder if it is a more powerful chainsaw, if it can replace bandsaw to cut through bones.
Multitasking! With the added benefit of terrifying dinner guests into behaving properly. Every kitchen needs one.
Exactly. It is for home protection too. Just imagine in a Thanksgiving/Christmas party and you took out a chainsaw starts cutting into the turkey or ham into pieces. Man, who will argue with you throughout that evening? I definitely won’t argue with him/her.
It does subtly bring up a different question though… How tough is that turkey meat that you need a chainsaw to cut it?
“That’s right Uncle Bill. When I said no politics at dinner I meant it.”
pulls starter cord
“Now, who wants a thigh?”
ETA: a turkey thigh, just to be clear.
Better “Who wants just one thigh?”
I like the questions posed to guests, below. Sadly for the potential purchase, however, the turkey at Chez Meekah is always tender and requires no saw. I’m laughing at the dialogues. I have a watermelon knife stored away somewhere. Perhaps I should brandish that next time.
That looks like the perfect tool for my uncle’s last Thanksgiving turkey that he left in the smoker for over 20 hours.
#TurkeyJerky
Gonna say. never really had a chicken or turkey that even needed a knife, save for slicing the soft breast meat.
Hockey mask included.