ZT helps with a Thanksgiving table

Stu Gatz

Stu Gatz

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The ZT0200st helps with getting things started at table #2...


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I've used the 0200 to do the same thing. That and peeling and orange are good uses of the recurve.
 
So I'll admit my ignorance...do you actually chop the neck off the bottle? And if so, there aren't glass chips in the wine?

Seriously, never heard of that and would appreciate the info-


Thanks,

Larry
 
larry1096 said:
So I'll admit my ignorance...do you actually chop the neck off the bottle? And if so, there aren't glass chips in the wine?

Seriously, never heard of that and would appreciate the info-


Thanks,

Larry
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To my knowledge is mostly done on champagne bottles, but you're supposed to angle the bottle in such a way that it rarely does. Its a party trick.

But yeah he just removed the labeling around the neck, the cork is still in place.
 
I believe wiith champagne you also give the bottle a little shake before striking it with a knife. This way when the bottle is "opened" the expulsion of champagne pushes out any glass shards.
 
Thanks-I'd seen the pose done with swords, but never actually knew anyone who'd done it.

Larry
 
Good looking pile of sweets there!

I like the idea of the pilgrim hats made from chocolate covered marshmallows - cool idea!

Thanks for the pictures.

best

mqqn
 
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