Well, I finally used the Ulu knife, we bought in Alaska on a Christmas Cheese platter. This is our previous post on our Ulu purchase.
https://daveandlaurasdream.com/2019/09/24/ulu-knife-from-alaska/
Ulu Knife Cheese Platter
Well, I finally used the Ulu knife, we bought in Alaska on a Christmas Cheese platter. This is our previous post on our Ulu purchase.
https://daveandlaurasdream.com/2019/09/24/ulu-knife-from-alaska/
♡ Where do I get one of those without flying to Alaska; it’s too cold 😆😅😄😃😂😁😀😉😊 🤔 ?
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I think you can order one online from the guy/company – which is supposed to be at web site: http://scrimshop.com/
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Very reasonable prices!
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Well, actually it getting warmer and warmer up there. This year was the warmest ever, with 90+ Fahrenheit in Anchorage for over a week.
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Crazy
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♡ Thank You EveryOne; much appreciated
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Wow, that’s one beautiful looking cheese platter, makes me hungry! 🙂
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It was tasty, we had some leftovers today!
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What a beautiful knife it is!
I wonder how that beautiful pattern is carved on the surface.
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The cool part is it is not carved it is the metal itself, it is called Damascus steel. You take many piece of steel and push them together an then pound them flat on the top, so your seeing the top part of each piece of steel, then make the metal from there, it is supposed to be stronger than typical steel.
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I didn’t know Damascus steel. Thank you for an informative reply. I searched the word and understood that your knife is really cool.
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Thanks Andy, I only learned about it recently as well. My husband watches a show called forged in fire, it’s a knife making competition, and learned about it while watching with him.
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Gorgeous knife!! Do you have a fitted bowl to go with it??
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No, but the sold them in Alaska, we just bought this. Love it and using it was fun
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Very good!
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Reblogged this on worldtraveller70.
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Thanks for the share!
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And you only let me know AFTER the fact?? 😀
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Ha!
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I wish my computer had a more advanced screen so I could taste some of that cheese… And that Ulu knife looks amazing!
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Funny, It made me think of a 3D printer computer that makes what you see online!
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A NICE SLICE OF LIFE!
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Thanks Jonathan, Happy New Year!
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😀
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My friend “gifted” me with one after a trip there. I feel special. 🌟✨💫
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It is special, they are very useful for so many things, in Alaska – used from anything like skinning animals or cutting hair we learned, but I like it as a party cheese slicer. You are really lucky, they are very cool. Your friend must really love you!
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I felt honored to receive such an authentic gift. 🌟✨💫
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OMG. This board is fantastic and the ulu is awesome!!!
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Yeah, I picked up the board at an estate sale, I love that too!
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Makes the food look all the tastier. Wishing you the best for 2020 🙂
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Thank you, we wish you the be 2020 as well!
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This is a gorgeous cheese platter. It’s not even 10:00 a.m. and I want to eat it, now. 🙂
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I was really fun to use the knife and we love cheese over here!
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