What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Johnnythefox said:
,do you pronounce it Boker or do you pronounce it Boker???
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I pronounce it "bow - KER" which is probably wrong. 🙄
I ain't sure how the " ö " of "Böker" is supposed to be pronounced. 🤔

(EDIT: Considering the cost for the Solingen Tree Brand knives "Broker" would be an accurate pronunciation ... and/or situation ...)
 
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My wife received a box of New Mexico goodies from our daughter, who lives in Albuquerque, for her birthday. I'm looking forward to brewing a pot of this coffee!
Here's a blurb from their website:

"GREAT COFFEE Since '94​

New Mexico Piñon Coffee began with a small 15lb roaster in the bed of a 1952 Chevy pickup. With his loyal dog Decaf by his side, our founder created one of the Southwest’s most iconic coffee blends using high-quality Arabica coffee beans and roasted piñon pine nuts."

I have this little Dan Crotts-designed Dozier on my belt today. It's a handy little knife.
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Peregrin said:
My wife received a box of New Mexico goodies from our daughter, who lives in Albuquerque, for her birthday. I'm looking forward to brewing a pot of this coffee!
Here's a blurb from their website:

"GREAT COFFEE Since '94​

New Mexico Piñon Coffee began with a small 15lb roaster in the bed of a 1952 Chevy pickup. With his loyal dog Decaf by his side, our founder created one of the Southwest’s most iconic coffee blends using high-quality Arabica coffee beans and roasted piñon pine nuts."

I have this little Dan Crotts-designed Dozier on my belt today. It's a handy little knife.
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Great to see small companies thrive.
That combo sounds interesting. I have enjoyed mine with chicory at times.

I like the Dozier design.😎
 
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Peregrin said:
My wife received a box of New Mexico goodies from our daughter, who lives in Albuquerque, for her birthday. I'm looking forward to brewing a pot of this coffee!
Here's a blurb from their website:

"GREAT COFFEE Since '94​

New Mexico Piñon Coffee began with a small 15lb roaster in the bed of a 1952 Chevy pickup. With his loyal dog Decaf by his side, our founder created one of the Southwest’s most iconic coffee blends using high-quality Arabica coffee beans and roasted piñon pine nuts."

I have this little Dan Crotts-designed Dozier on my belt today. It's a handy little knife.
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My brother lives in New Mexico and has sent us that coffee many times. It is delicious! Hopefully you’ll enjoy it as well. Good looking Dozier with you today as well Gary.
 
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Saturday chore knives (necessary, worked both hard)

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Sunday carry, the fixed blade did all the work while the 92 played cheerleader

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Micarta Monday. A ridiculous amount of cutting power for what turned out to be an office day, but hey I look cool :cool:

Nice to see/read you Porchlings!
 
Rufus1949 said:
Great to see small companies thrive.
That combo sounds interesting. I have enjoyed mine with chicory at times.

I like the Dozier design.😎
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I used to drink chicory coffee when I lived in Mississippi many moons ago. Now you have me wondering why I stopped! The little Dozier comes in handy, Bob.
sbh06 said:
My brother lives in New Mexico and has sent us that coffee many times. It is delicious! Hopefully you’ll enjoy it as well. Good looking Dozier with you today as well Gary.
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Thanks, Jeremy! I'm definitely going to brew a pot of that soon! My daughter lives in Albuquerque, and I have a granddaughter and great-grandson in Santa Fe. We love New Mexico!
 
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