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>2012
>not sharpening your own knives

Blunt knives really annoy me. How can people work with these things?

>> No.3784305

>>3784295
>implying I'm too poor for Kiwi

>> No.3784304

>>3784295 How can people work with blunt knives?

They can't, but they waste a lot of time trying.

>> No.3784306

but you don't need sharp knives to cut ramen?

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3784310

>sharp knives to cut ramen

>> No.3784313
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3784313

>>3784306

I'd like to see you try to make ramen with a dull knife

>> No.3784317

>>3784305
Expensive knives are just like snap on tools.
Totally unnecessary, no better than budget non branded types, and vastly overpriced.

I'd rather spend £10 on a knife, and sharpen it once a month.

>> No.3784318

>>3784313

Lulz, it's so easy. You guys have no idea how to cook

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3784322

>>3784317 I'd rather spend £10 on a knife

Does that include the knife licence, mandatory registration fee, and VAT?

>> No.3784326

>>3784318
> implying you even knew proper ramen was made with knives before that post

Be grateful that /ck/ is educating you, plebe.

>> No.3784328

Proper ramen is not made with knives, its made in the microwave. damn you're dumb

>>3784326

>> No.3784351

>>3784322
VAT is charged at 20% on almost all goods and services.
The exemptions are:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/vat/forms-rates/rates/goods-services.htm

There is no licence or registration required with knife purchase. However it is illegal to carry a blade on your person (without good reason) over 3" in length, or carry a fixed (non folding) blade below 3" in length.

>> No.3784362

>>3784351
Also note: That shit applies to public areas.

This doesn't mean your kitchen knives all have to be 3" long.

>> No.3784386

>not using a serrated knife to cut your tomatoes

>> No.3784449

>>3784313
http://youtu.be/G6QKkpNU--I

You mean like this?

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3784459

>>3784449

That looks really tasty. There's a noodle shop in Chinatown that does that. A little more grungy than in that video, but same idea and it's cheap as fuck.

It's not ramen though.

>> No.3784472

>>3784459
It's better

>> No.3784475

>>3784472

They're both good. I don't really think they're similar enough to say one's better than the other, but I guess for some people Asian noodles are Asian noodles.

You all look the same to us too.

>> No.3784480

>>3784459
Oh, I know it's not ramen. I'm just saying it's possible to have thin noodles without ever having to use a knife.

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>>3784386

>2012
>This.