Anyone use these for bento box decorating? Would they cut cheese slices or perhaps thin sliced melon and hold their shape?
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They are metal, and when I use them on fondant, they leave a clean cut. I would think they would do the same for other materials, such as cheese or fruit slices.
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While I have never tried cutting cheese or melon with them, I believe that the edges of these are sharp enough to cut the cheese and the melon.
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Sorry, I bought these for wood carving. My daughter, who is a chef recommended them to me. She cuts and uses these for all kinds of preparation.
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Enough for cutting fruit, dry salami, some cheese, cardboard & envelopes...just as you long as you don't put lateral pressure. Not very easy to sharpen but you can't expect exacto degree of a blade sharpness either. Classy look but more for fun than heavy/daily use...think key-chain.Not in the same price point but consider Spyderco Manbug if you 'cut stuff' often.
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I have only used the cutter for meat & cheese...But, you have a good idea...If the veg was firm I don't see a problem...but if soft & mushy I don't think it will work for ya...
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I would think they would, however, we have not used them for that. They very similiar to the plastic lettuce knife, but are kids' knives.
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I use them to open boxes and mail items as they come apart for this. I don't think they would be very good cutting multple layers of fabric. They are more 5 in 1 use than good scissors.
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The knives I find to be decent for cutting. They are serrated on one side and flat on the other so it's not like you'll be cutting through food like a stake knife but they are very comparable with my other "el-cheapo" knives I normally use (this set is too fancy for me to use daily)
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No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
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I haven't tried. I imagine they'd be good for vegetable stems since they are strong and sharp. I would think a knife or cleaver would be faster for cutting herbs.
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The surface of these cutting mats is smooth. I haven't had any problems cutting vegetables, meat or fish. The problem I have is storage. I don't have a drawer space or an area where they can lay flat without something being on top.
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I will give you a qualified affirmative response. They are nice and sharp and should work great for pancakes, but the bread and fillings shouldn't be too thick if you want to make sandwich shapes. I cut butterfly PBJs for my 4-year-old granddaughter and she loved them.
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It might be a little bit shallow for 1 inch deep, but I think it could work. They do a great job with fruit and vegetables (cantaloupe is not usually sliced so thin, so I bet I've used them on something about an inch thick). Surprisingly, I use them way more often than I expected I would!
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yes these would work to cut out rice krispies treats....they are very sturdy and a deep cookie cutter
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I would not use them for anything expensive or delicate. They are perfect for sorting very small things, but they are not tough.
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Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
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I'm sure they would be adequate for that. I have not used them while holding a sharp knife and shucking oysters is not the same as using a super sharp mandolin. Besides that, they are advertised as "cut & slash resistant" and not cut proof. Good luck
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Yes. They can be crispy. Ypu may need to experiment with the time but ir can be done. Also note how thick you cut the pieces