What do you call these knives?
I call them Aberrämmchen, a friend calls them Kneipchen.
I'm curious, are there any other terms?
I call them Aberrämmchen, a friend calls them Kneipchen.
I'm curious, are there any other terms?
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Kneipchen – have hessian roots
LG 🌝😸
I’ve never seen myself. Vegetables or fruit knives loud smells.
I just use a sharp bread knife (without teeth) if I want to cut vegetables or a meat knife. For peeling a peeler or asparagus.
I’d say sash knives or fruit knives.
I know the kind of mouth as a “bone”.
But I only say “small knife” (in contrast to the “big knife”) 😉
A small kitchen knife for peeling or cutting fruit, vegetables, potatoes, …corresponding to fruit/ vegetables/potato knife.
I just call things fruit knives. I’ve never heard your terms xD Beautiful Evening.
Pitter knife. 😉 But this is something more high quality with wooden handle.
I don’t have one. I have a big (30 cm) wide knife that’s good for everything… My Chinese girlfriend does everything with a kind of chopper,
Hello
here with us in the Hunsrück Highlands, on Hunrück dialect, we call the Kischepitter(Küchepeter) 🙂
Good
LG
In Solingen, these knives are called Zöppken.
It used to be a potato peeler.
“Short knife”
I like your friend, say a little bit
Fruit knives
kitchen knives or sash knives
Set knife
I simply call these knives kitchen knives.
Hmother. 😅
Hello,
I say Humbs, plumbs or Pitter knife.
https://www.radioessen.de/artikel/ruhrpott-lexikon-von-radio-essen-269665.html
https://www.sprachnudel.de/woerterbuch/H%C3%BCmmelchen
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These I call small plastic skull peelers
I call the deed tool of tomorrow
Bullshit. They’re too blunt.
Regional quite different.
Kneipche
I’m still offering the chopper. S
fluffings, fluffings
Pitts or pitter knives.
Fruit knife.