I have seen a few people using these fancy looking knives to slice there comp brisket. I was looking into getting one and wanted to see if anyone on here could reccomend one.
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Victorinox 12" slicer works just fine and won't hurt your back pocket.
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Swamp Donkeyz BBQ wrote:Victorinox 12" slicer works just fine and won't hurt your back pocket.
Thanks, Is this the one http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-12-Inc ... %22+slicer" target="_blank? If so looks pretty nice and not to expensive.
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Thanks, Is this the one http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-12-Inc ... %22+slicer" target="_blank? If so looks pretty nice and not to expensive.
That is the one that I use. Have had it 2 years and have never had to sharpen it yet. Still cuts like new.
That is the one that I use. Have had it 2 years and have never had to sharpen it yet. Still cuts like new.
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That's the one. Works great on ribs too.
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Thanks Swamp Donkeyz BBQ, I will have to add that to my Santa List.
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I was tole that a feller needed a Sthil to cave up SD's brisket
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Heck Bludawg, I can cut my brisket with a sharp glance. LMAO
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Looks like the same one I use.... in fact if you go into the Smokehouse section you'll see it laying across the brisket I cut. Cant complain about it since I've had it and it keeps a nice edge.
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I prefer the 14" Forschner Granton
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Swamp Donkeyz BBQ wrote:Victorinox 12" slicer works just fine and won't hurt your back pocket.
+1. I have been very pleased with this knife. It handles well and won't roll over when slicing, so I don't get those slices of brisket that are uneven in thickness on the top or bottom. Nice and uniform every time.
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+1. I bought it this summer after recommendations from blog members, it is the father ninja of slicers. Came in handy when I put my herb garden in too (cops are still looking for 'ol Herb's body).
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