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    Quoted message said:

    Steve Kramer
    "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
    Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com

    Say Hey Stevie:

    I'm gonna make some hakata style sauerkraut with my shokutaku
    tsukemono ki. But not sure of what type of knife to use to shred the
    cabbage with. I asked the former pickle king down the street and he
    suggest to lay out the cabbages on a board and start chopping with a
    Japanese sumari sword. Well I'm not so sure about that. I not even
    sure about this former pickle king guy. Seems like he is always
    pickled. If you know what I mean. You have or the other blades on this
    net have any suggestions as to what knifie to use for the cabbage then
    do let me know. I live on a fixed income so my funds are limited. In
    advance, thank you ever so!

    Confused,
    Bobby

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    Quoted message said:

    Steve Kramer
    "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
    Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com

    Say Hey Stevie:

    I'm gonna make some hakata style sauerkraut with my shokutaku
    tsukemono ki. But not sure of what type of knife to use to shred the
    cabbage with. I asked the former pickle king down the street and he
    suggest to lay out the cabbages on a board and start chopping with a
    Japanese sumari sword. Well I'm not so sure about that. I not even
    sure about this former pickle king guy. Seems like he is always
    pickled. If you know what I mean. You have or the other blades on this
    net have any suggestions as to what knifie to use for the cabbage then
    do let me know. I live on a fixed income so my funds are limited. In
    advance, thank you ever so!

    Confused,
    Bobby

    Why not use a GINSU knife!!

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    Quoted message said:

    Steve Kramer
    "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
    Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com

    Quoted message said:

    Say Hey Stevie:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm gonna make some hakata style sauerkraut with my shokutaku
    tsukemono ki. But not sure of what type of knife to use to shred the
    cabbage with. I asked the former pickle king down the street and he
    suggest to lay out the cabbages on a board and start chopping with a
    Japanese sumari sword. Well I'm not so sure about that. I not even
    sure about this former pickle king guy. Seems like he is always
    pickled. If you know what I mean. You have or the other blades on this
    net have any suggestions as to what knifie to use for the cabbage then
    do let me know. I live on a fixed income so my funds are limited. In
    advance, thank you ever so!

    Quoted message said:

    Confused,
    Bobby

    Why not use a GINSU knife!!- Hide quoted text -

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    Say Hey:

    Well after much debating I decided to revert to my krauthobed which
    has triple s/s blades. Does a great and fast job if your shredding 50
    kilos or so. 55 Yee-Haw !!

    5555 Yee-Haw !!

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    Craig Sutton said:

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    > Steve Kramer
    > "PhotoEnvisions" Photography
    > Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com

    Quoted message said:

    Say Hey Stevie:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm gonna make some hakata style sauerkraut with my shokutaku
    tsukemono ki. But not sure of what type of knife to use to shred the
    cabbage with. I asked the former pickle king down the street and he
    suggest to lay out the cabbages on a board and start chopping with a
    Japanese sumari sword. Well I'm not so sure about that. I not even
    sure about this former pickle king guy. Seems like he is always
    pickled. If you know what I mean. You have or the other blades on this
    net have any suggestions as to what knifie to use for the cabbage then
    do let me know. I live on a fixed income so my funds are limited. In
    advance, thank you ever so!

    Quoted message said:

    Confused,
    Bobby

    Why not use a GINSU knife!!- Hide quoted text -

    - Show quoted text -

    Say Hey:

    Well after much debating I decided to revert to my krauthobed which
    has triple s/s blades. Does a great and fast job if your shredding 50
    kilos or so. 55 Yee-Haw !!

    5555 Yee-Haw !!


    But the Ginsu can cut through a brick i've seen it on tv it must be the
    worlds best knife!

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