I recently discovered a super knife called the Thai Moon Knife. I originally was going to try to use one to butcher a whole turkey (and still might) but realized that regular knives aren’t great for cutting tropical fruit either. If you’ve ever had to slice the ends off a pineapple you know what I mean. Or even a papaya which is relatively soft skin-wise ends up spewing seeds when trying to use an everyday knife to cut it.
I know what you’re thinking . . “I use everyday knives all the time and they’re fine.” Yes, they’re fine – but a super power knife really ups your game. A moon knife can cut through bone and really is best suited for butchering meat. I am going to try it on a pork loin soon as well, so stay tuned and keep coming back!
In the meantime, let’s see how a moon knife from Thailand fares on fruit and find out how easy/difficult it is to use. I got this knife from Verve Culture. Let’s dive in and see:
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Host of the TV Show Rock Star Recipes and the 1st Indian-American to walk the Latin Grammy Red Carpet, Anand Bhatt brings us the inside scoop & behind-the-scenes on Everything from Kitchen and Fitness Hacks, who's wearing what, the latest fashion and beauty trends, Inspiration on how celebs keep it together under stress, and more! Read on and live your best life!
