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Date: | Tue, 30 Nov 1999 09:56:34 -0800 |
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Hi All,
I had fun shopping yesterday. Got all kinds of neat gadgets. I finally picked
up the Ergo electric knife, by Black and Decker.
My husband, a few months ago, brought home a Black and Decker electric knife.
Actually, it was an empty box - too funny. He had commented on how light it was.
Silly man forgot to check the box to see that everything was in order. I of
course thanked him for the instruction booklet and the electrical cord. Anyway,
it was mailed to us. Unfortunately, it didn't do what I needed - cut hard
veggies - like carrots.
In a flyer from a hardware store, I saw their Ergo knife with utility blade. I
figured, based on the look of the utility blade, it would cut carrots. So off I
went to pick it up. I put the blades in last night and grabbed a nice thick
carrot from the fridge. It was amazing. Hardly any pressure at all to cut and
the knife has a really comfortable, non-slip grip. To check it out, as a
possible prezzie for yourself, visit
http://www.blackanddecker.com/household/newergo/knife.htm
When I did a search for Ergo knives, the first URL in the list of options was
about Assistive Technology. I can only assume that this knife was specially
designed for persons with arthritis or other grip/dexterity problems. It's going
to get lots of use in my kitchen.
Cheers!
Carla
http://www.brunnet.net/terrier
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