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Don't have a problem with melted gruyère.
 
Its valentines day and cold out so to cheer myself up I do my annual comparison to Mt. Washington weather:
Temp: -10F at 8pm
Wind: 80mph sustained
Wind chill: -51F

I feel better.
Me and the wife got a laugh from this
 
Its valentines day and cold out so to cheer myself up I do my annual comparison to Mt. Washington weather:
Temp: -10F at 8pm
Wind: 80mph sustained
Wind chill: -51F

I feel better.
Mt. Washington has extreme weather. Iirc the highest (not cyclonic) wind speed in the contiguous 48 was clocked there. (clickety) (whoa) 231mph!
 
I feel like some trade-only deals are bait so people will offer more money for highly sought after knives, preventing the seller being labeled as a flipper as the deal is done in private.
It's been a little while since I listed anything on BST, but in my recent experience you'll get some highball cash offers whatever which way you post certain hyped knives at the moment. Including on non-bst sections of the forum.
 
Mt. Washington has extreme weather. Iirc the highest (not cyclonic) wind speed in the contiguous 48 was clocked there. (clickety) (whoa) 231mph!
My first trip to Mt. Washington when I was like 17 or 18 for a family trip. It was eiter July or August and we had blizzard conditions at the top. Windy as all hell and couldn't see more that 15 ft in front of you. Was in the 80s down bottom, but snowing at the top.
Really neat place to visit
 
I feel like some trade-only deals are bait so people will offer more money for highly sought after knives, preventing the seller being labeled as a flipper as the deal is done in private.
It has also become increasingly common recently not to include trade values on WTT posts (especially for highly sought knives).

Despite the rule that trade “values should be listed” but it’s “not a requirement”, we used to call out these posts for not following standard practice. But now it’s almost standard practice (especially among newer members) not to include trade values.

When there are fewer current benchmarks for reference, “market value” (I tend to agree with much of what nhb22 wrote) gets distorted/inflated much more easily.
 
I don't know that I've ever tasted that cheese. One to add to the list.
The two are very similar; Comté is basically the same style of cheese made on the French side of the border.
Gruyere might be a tiny tad nuttier but it's negligible.
 
Specifying finishing grit to describe an edge isn't often very useful. The specific stone should be named, as different stones at the same grit can finish very differently.

A Venev Orion 400 (which I've heard is actually 600 JIS) finishes finer than a PDT Silver 1500.
 
The two are very similar; Comté is basically the same style of cheese made on the French side of the border.
Gruyere might be a tiny tad nuttier but it's negligible.
What I'm hearing is that you find it challenging to Comté the ways they differ.
 
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