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Onions and cheese. I sometimes forget to clean the cheese off until I go to use it again, though I question if that’s really oxidizing the blade at all.
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Dabs of mustard applied with a q-tip, let soak for thirty minutes, then rinsed off. Patina only formed at outer rim of each dab.CallingRokJok , how did you get those cool droplet looking marks on your EDChef XL?
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/my-edc-kitchen-knife-what’s-yours.2016671/page-2#post-23150052
You can stop Forcing the Patina on your hands. They are done.The model name is Arolinea by the way, and this was one of two or three prototypes.
Back when I was still treating this one as R&D and it had tigerwood scales, I somewhat forced the patina by deliberately leaving it wet and soiled with food juices, usually onion. This time I’m cleaning it up after each use so this may be a long haul.
Which is good because I’m treating this as my forever knife. This Arcolinea didn’t receive her given name of Christina until tonight though. And it’s the first knife of mine that I’ve given an actual name to (not just a model name) as far as I can remember.
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You can stop Forcing the Patina on your hands. They are done.