/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9968682
Do you want a usable knife, or are you autistic like me and want to take the time to make a knife stupid sharp for no particular reason?
>former
Get a chef's choice electric sharpener and a honing steel to maintain it, and learn how to use them
>latter
For getting into stone sharpening, I recommend a cheap combo sharpener; the "Sharp Pebble" brand on Amazon is pretty good for the money. The higher grit ones aren't very true to their rating, but they work just fine. I wouldn't recommend Shapton's till you find out if you actually enjoy sharpening with stones, as they're fucking expensive.