That's more than enough. I've survived for long with just a knife and a fork. A good knife works as a second fork.
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Dude clearly not a big fan of steak.
I use plastic plates, drink directly out of the tap, have one set of chop sticks and my kitchen knife is the pocket knife I carry everyday.
That would make sense, it's the only ones iv ever bought so I wouldn't know
I did this once, it was bliss.
Seems inefficient having to wash everything every time? Not sure. But it would irritate me to have to do that rather than doing more, once, at the end of the day.
I just rinse them and use a bit of hand soap, so it takes like ten seconds. Personally, I usually prefer that over spending an extended period of time washing the dishes, because my neck starts to hurt, since I'm too tall for the kitchen sink.
To each their own.
My other half has to do every dish even if we don’t need to, I do everything when there’s enough for a full load in the washer. She’s happy to have nothing needing to do, I’m happy to have the satisfaction of the efficiency of doing the most work in the shortest time.
We’re all different.
One too many spoons but perfect otherwise.
The large one is for scooping ice cream into the bowl. The little one is for eating it.
yeah, the legt space should be replaced with a sharp knife for vegetables
They probably have a knife block with a single knife as well
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