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Title: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: tim on March 11, 2008, 18:06:23
She makes the World's best sandwiches.

God knows how!!

Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: debster on March 12, 2008, 14:39:48
funnily enough Tim im married to a chef who is fantastic with a knife but can he get a straight slice off a loaf, can he heck makes a real dogs dinner of it lol  ;D
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: markfield rover on March 12, 2008, 16:09:09
I cut the same way, it is a gift.
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: calendula on March 12, 2008, 18:12:51
well my long gone grandmother could cut bread as thin as anything and she'd do it with the bread upright and cut sideways (if you see what I mean) - door stops pour moi  ;D
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: star on March 12, 2008, 18:19:45
My OH cuts bread exactly like that, and the cheese ends up looking like a 'C' for cheese ::)
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: Hyacinth on March 12, 2008, 22:16:24
In summer, when the first tomatoes have ripened, I sometimes crave tomato sandwiches....thin, thin bread, Danish butter... 8)

Method:   Buy loaf of bread from bakery 2 miles away.
               Drive to friend, abt 5 miles from bakery.
               Watch in admiration as she slices it paper-thin.
               Drive myself and sliced bread 7 miles back home
               Freeze spare slices 'til the next time the craving hits me

 ;D

PS bakeries used to thinly slice bread? Now the choices are 'medium' 'thick' and 'extra thick'.

So usually I buy baguettes.
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: tim on March 13, 2008, 08:36:27
Danish? Oh, you wicked, wicked woman!!

Yes - Ilike a thin wrapper. After all, it's only to keep your fingers clean! Next time, I'll slice it for you, Lishka - using Lakeland's wonderful 'gadget'.
Title: Re: Can you shoot straight?
Post by: Grandma on March 13, 2008, 08:46:13
Oh, Tim - that picture really takes me back!

My dear old Nan used to stand the loaf on its bottom, butter the top and then cut it - (towards her!) The bit left always looked exactly like yours but each cut slice was perfectly straight and paper-thin! Never ceased to amaze me! 
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