/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18309278]

How do you sharpen your knives /ck/? I keep buying shit at wallmart and it doesnt work well.

[Anonymous No.18309282]

Don't know bro. I can't sharpen knives to save my life.

[Anonymous No.18309344]

>>18309282
same lol haha

[Anonymous No.18309354]

>>18309278
Either 1) learn how from YouTube, or 2) buy one of those easy knife sharpening V thingys

I hate Weissmann but his knife sharpening video is a good start

And buy a steel and learn how to use it

[Anonymous No.18309357]

>>18309278
She’s cute. She has that sturdy Irish type of look that’s been selectively bred through generations of alcohol-fueled domestic violence. You just know you could really rough her up and she wouldn’t be bothered by it, to the point that she’d still have dinner on the table by 6 every day

[Anonymous No.18309384]

>>18309278
Just buy some cheap whetstones (400/1000/2000 or whatever) and look up how to use them on YT

[Anonymous No.18309396]

Lol, I have multiple whetstones, a ceramic roller type sharpener, a couple diamond "honing" things, and an expensive electric sharpener. The problem is that I'm always drunk so never do a good job. I finally broke down and drunkenly bought a $300 knife from a company that offers free factory sharpening for life. So yeah, it's pretty simple if you're not habitually drunk.

[Anonymous No.18309428]

>>18309357
this made my johnson extremely erect.

[Anonymous No.18309434]

>>18309357
Anon.. that is clearly a completely generic far-left art hoe who at the very best has an associates degree in something useless like feminine studies or psychology and not the incel version of idealized trad-wife that’s making your pp hard right now

[Anonymous No.18309479]

>>18309344
Kek

[Anonymous No.18309483]

>>18309278
caaaaat
cat!
cute kitty!
sad kitty!
can i touch it?

[Anonymous No.18309614]

>>18309278
This woman is a nazi redneck

[Anonymous No.18309623]

>anon is too dumb to rub two rocks together
ngmi

[Anonymous No.18309628]

>>18309278
Take them to the guy at the market who cuts keys and sharpens knives.

[Anonymous No.18309632]

>>18309628
Here

[Anonymous No.18309634]

I use a Sharpmaker. It works good if I'm patient and take my time. If I try to rush it, then the knife just rolls in my hand and it blunts the edge again. Slow and steady with gentle pressure is the key. I tried using an oilstone first and couldn't get the technique down. So I think the price of the Sharpmaker was worth it to help me get started. And the best thing is it works on serrated knives.

[Anonymous No.18309678]

[Anonymous No.18309682]

Take them to the local blacksmith
Or find a wandering blacksmith

You only need to do that once a year right about a week before Eid

[Anonymous No.18309698]

>>18309278

[Anonymous No.18309715]

>>18309632
Looks comfy as fuck. Would work there and be happy.

[Anonymous No.18310039]

I've just got a cheap 400/1000 double sided stone from amazon. Took a while for me to figure out what I was doing, but it only takes a couple minutes now.

[Anonymous No.18310171]

>>18309278
shapton glass stones
don't cheap out, I've had cheap stones and I can't believe how much of my life I wasted on that shit
the bad craftsman puts all the blame on his tools, the coping poorfag puts all the blame on himself
buy once cry once

[Anonymous No.18310197]

>>18309715
ngmi

[Anonymous No.18310225]

>>18309479
rofl

[Anonymous No.18310239]

200/400 stone
i have a life to live so im not gonna waste time with incrementing into multi thousand grit meme stones

[Anonymous No.18310244]

i honestly thought that was pupinia stewart

[Anonymous No.18311157]

>>18309278
she's so cute bros.
I miss her.

[Anonymous No.18311165]

>>18309278
This $15 thing from IKEA works fine

[Anonymous No.18311169]

>>18311165
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.18311179]

>>18309614
so? and you're a chilango incel, who fucking cares?

[Anonymous No.18311191]

>>18311169
Hell yeah. Their espresso pot is also really good.

[Anonymous No.18311197]

>>18309278
I have a a 1000/6000 whetstone and a honing steel.

[Anonymous No.18311776]

Glue wet/dry sandpaper to paint stir sticks for cheap "stones". It's a common method in woodworking.

[Anonymous No.18311796]

I use these.

[Anonymous No.18311804]

>>18309278
I don't because I buy dollar store knives that last a year or more and then toss then when they dull.

[Anonymous No.18311807]

>>18309344
me 2 xD

[Anonymous No.18311835]

>>18309278
In my kitchen, there's no culinary need for a super duper sharp knife. 95% of everything I cook is knife-free, and when I do use a knife, say to cut onions, a never sharpened 30 year old kmart tier knife does the job. Weird.

[Anonymous No.18312800]

As long as you treat your knife somewhat decently a ceramic rod is all you'll need