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I switched from a scimitar to a cimeter for breaking primals and I'm not going back

For years at the shop in Toledo, I used a 10-inch scimitar for everything from ribs to rounds... thought it was the only tool for the job. Then about six months ago, I tried a 12-inch cimeter on a side of beef and the extra weight and curve just fell through the seams. It's not about being fancy, it's about less sawing and cleaner pulls. Anyone else make a simple knife switch that changed their whole flow?
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amy692
amy6929d ago
Totally get that! The right weight just makes the cut happen on its own.
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the_sage
the_sage8d ago
Wait, you had a knife that wasn't sharp enough for tomatoes? That sounds like a nightmare! I can't imagine trying to cook with a dull blade like that.
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emmafisher
Yeah @amy692, that reminds me of when my old chef knife finally got sharp enough to just glide through tomatoes.
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