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Amazon | $11.99 |
Rating: | (4.7 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 299 Amazon Reviews |
Product Name: | ZWILLING TWINNY Kids Chef’s Knife - Blue |
Manufacturer: | ZWILLING |
Model Number: | 1009472 |
Product SKU: | B09DLF51HN |
UPC: | 35886546861 |
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We've had one of these knives (used to be sold in combo with a peeler) for close to 4 years. It's so good that we ended up buying 5 to replace the knives they use at my kid's school.
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/smab...-60576626/
We've had one of these knives (used to be sold in combo with a peeler) for close to 4 years. It's so good that we ended up buying 5 to replace the knives they use at my kid's school.
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/smab...-60576626/
Thanks for the suggestion…I live near to IKEA and they have a lot of interesting ideas. This time I think I prefer the Zwilling tho…not for the brand but because of the shape of the blade and the sheath can double as a finger protector/trainer.
…I did opt for the bundle with the apron tho—looks snazzy with the Twins logo stitched on it =P.
…I did opt for the bundle with the apron tho—looks snazzy with the Twins logo stitched on it =P.
NVM. Found the link 😀
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What a ridiculous comment. My kid enjoys helping in the kitchen and loves chopping veggies etc. Has nothing to do with lazy.
My job as a parent is to raise my children into healthy independent adults. I started learning to chop and cook at 5. It is a fundamental life skill that a disappointing number of adults never learn. I assure you it is 5x the work to walk your kids through making something step by step compared with doing something yourself. It is quite the opposite of lazy, it is real parenting.
You took the words out of my mouth. The lazy way is to quickly prepare something vs helping them learn and patiently watching as they struggle and make mistakes as you monitor, correct, teach and encourage. Would love to see the meals that our friend above prepares for his/her kids 🤣. I'm sure it involves lots of chopping, prep work and very healthy for the kids 👍 🔪
I don't think you have kids. Because if you do, you would know they're on you like glue and want to follow (and learn) whatever it is you're doing. With this, at least it'll help the parent with ONE LESS thing to worry about.