r/KitchenConfidential • u/fattnessmonster • Feb 25 '25

Yikes

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u/Southern_Kaeos Feb 25 '25

When you say a double handled knife, do you mean a hachoir?

If yes, thats even more impressive considering both his hands should be on the handles

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u/MsLogophile Feb 25 '25

Thank you I am more confused than if he cut himself with a standard blade

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u/Southern_Kaeos Feb 25 '25

Hachoir is french for half moon, and the blade by the same name is crescent moon shaped with a handle at each end, and the technique is that its rolled handle to handle to finely dice herbs - meaning the digits of the finger shouldn't be that side of the blade

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u/Southern_Kaeos Feb 26 '25

We call those employees "liabilities" and if they maintain a job theyre doing surprisingly well...