Cutting beef.

[kilésengati]

I'm here to inform you that you shouldn't cut beef with a fruit knife.
It doesn't cut well at all and is very dangerous.

Always use the appropriate tools for the job.

[Zero, Dark Knight]

I'm not so educated as to know how "different cutlery" - I'll use whatever I want to cut my steak, which I also can't afford!

[Your_White_Knight]

Originally posted by kilésengati:

Cutting beef.

I'm here to inform you that you shouldn't cut beef with a fruit knife.
It doesn't cut well at all and is very dangerous.

Always use the appropriate tools for the job.

YES...

[Magma Dragoon]

wtf is a fruit knife?

[Birds]

A paring knife?

Depends on the cut. It’s pretty useful for carving around large bones.

[kbiz]

Yeah, buy and use a set of steak knifes. Good investment.

[Saarath]

I have canine teeth which is sufficient for the job, cutlery is so bourgeois.

[Supafly]

Who uses a meat knife to cut beef? A Samurai sword is so much more fun

[The Commendatore]

Teeth?

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[kilésengati]

Originally posted by Magma Dragoon:

wtf is a fruit knife?

Originally posted by Bird:

A paring knife?

Depends on the cut. It’s pretty useful for carving around large bones.

These small knives made out of thin metal with small plastic handles.

Originally posted by kbiz:

Yeah, buy and use a set of steak knifes. Good investment.

Nope, steak knives are meant to cut already prepared meats.

I should've used the butcher knife, but I didn't wanted to get another knife dirty. :/

[Saarath]

Originally posted by ha:

Originally posted by K3-27:

I have canine teeth which is sufficient for the job, cutlery is so bourgeois.

What's the point of having those teeth if you're gonna get a brain parasite or something from interacting with raw meet like that? Just don't if you're actually serious.

Just because your immune system can not handle it, does not mean that mine can not.

[kilésengati]

Originally posted by K3-27:

I have canine teeth which is sufficient for the job, cutlery is so bourgeois.

All that meat getting stuck in between teeth. Yuck!

Originally posted by ha:

Come to think of it, I've never actually prepared meat in my entire life xddd, all the meat I've ever eaten came from third party providers.

Shame. Cutting steak to the thickness you want, but the butcher wouldn't deem economical, is a joy.

Originally posted by ha:

Originally posted by K3-27:

I have canine teeth which is sufficient for the job, cutlery is so bourgeois.

What's the point of having those teeth if you're gonna get a brain parasite or something from interacting with raw meet like that? Just don't if you're actually serious.

Me, a German, regularly eating raw ground meats:

[Beardface31]

Originally posted by kilésengati:

Always use the appropriate tools for the job.

Yes.