What knife quickly will help to feed the girl with a celebratory breakfast?

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garryale

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I have got many special kitchen quality knifes.
But sometimes it would be desirable some new.
What knife quickly will help to feed the girl with a celebratory breakfast?
It is necessary to guess simply.
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Great pic, what are you celebrating? Vanguard worked great. That a little different breakfast than I'm accustomed to-looks good.
 
The Buck 121 is my favorite cooking knife, whether in the kitchen or camping.

:)

Actually, the newer versions with a thicker, stronger blade are my all-around favorite knife.
 
imafritz said:
Great pic, what are you celebrating? Vanguard worked great. That a little different breakfast than I'm accustomed to-looks good.
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We celebrated 8th March the international women's day.
It is very esteemed holiday in Russia.

23rd February is a day of the Russian army, it is man's day in Russia.
This holiday counterbalances 8 th March a women's day.:)
 
Reminds me of my brief stay in Russia. :thumbup:

Some Buck knives work great in the kitchen. I've used an ATS-34 Vanguard, 102 Woodsman, even a Kalinga works good for slicing celery, kale, lettuce, etc. just rock it back and forth.
 
Looks like a nice feast!

Buck made some nice kitchen knife sets. I picked up one that is stamped in script Buck and U.S.A. under that. I think it was part of a set originally. Brownish red micarta handle and looks sort of like a 106 (if I remember correctly) Scout knife.

Peter
 
man that makes me hungry !
i used a buck fish knife .. the large one ..in the kitchen... tell i took it fishing..
and Chuck jest sent me a moline pareing knife for the wife..
she likes it jest fine..
some how i think i would get in trouble if i brought out the 124 for
serving the ham..
 
110 Dave said:
...some how i think i would get in trouble if i brought out the 124 for serving the ham..
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Now that I would like to see!

Thanks for the pics, garryale. :thumbup:

And thanks for making me hungry! :grumpy:;)
 
Great picture! Good choice of knife. Have four but never used them in the kitchen. Makes me hungry also. Notice that the wine bottle has Russian writing but the pineapple and what is in the box doesn't. Is what in the box and the pineapple imported?
 
imafritz said:
Great pic, what are you celebrating? Vanguard worked great. That a little different breakfast than I'm accustomed to-looks good.
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I thought everybody ate bacon and eggs too til i went to the UK and the Netherlands a few years back. I was shocked to find cold cuts, beans and deep fried bread!! Then i went out to dinner and ordered Spare Ribs which came dry as a bone. They do not know of bbq sauce. I was offered hot sauce or mayonaisse. Live and learn.
 
that is a good looking breakfast, but id probably have to pass on the wine. that might be a little early for me to have a drink.:p my kitchen Buck is an old 118 :thumbup:
 
110 Dave said:
man that makes me hungry !
i used a buck fish knife .. the large one ..in the kitchen... tell i took it fishing..
and Chuck jest sent me a moline pareing knife for the wife..
she likes it jest fine..
some how i think i would get in trouble if i brought out the 124 for
serving the ham..
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Rhyme on manners a RAP:

Hi mAn
If you are hungry
Please cut some hAm
You will be OK in minuts five
You will be happy with Buck knives :)
 
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woody d said:
that is a good looking breakfast, but id probably have to pass on the wine. that might be a little early for me to have a drink.:p my kitchen Buck is an old 118 :thumbup:
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On the photos is Russian champagne white, easy and very tasty
It is called "Lev Golitsin".
 
edbeau said:
Great picture! Good choice of knife. Have four but never used them in the kitchen. Makes me hungry also. Notice that the wine bottle has Russian writing but the pineapple and what is in the box doesn't. Is what in the box and the pineapple imported?
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There are chocolates in a carton box .
Yes, pineapples in can are imported.
These pineapples and champagne in a bottle for a tasty mix "Pineapples in champagne."
 
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