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Old 05-23-2014, 03:13 PM
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You use the pizza wheel cutter to cut up collard greens. It works great!! Can you tell I'm bored with cooking??!!
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Lol! Great idea!
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Old 05-23-2014, 03:29 PM
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Well, at least you didn't use your rotary cutter!
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Old 05-23-2014, 03:42 PM
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That actually was my first thought! But didn't want to ruin the blade. lol
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Great idea. Wonder if it would work on celery.
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Make a chopped salad!
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NEVER knew they sold collard greens in So CA!! I am a native, born here and lived most of my life here. Never noticed them in any of the local grocery stores but then I don't think I know even what they look like. Wouldn't know how to cook them. Good thing you didn't use the rotary cutter.
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2 View Post
NEVER knew they sold collard greens in So CA!! I am a native, born here and lived most of my life here. Never noticed them in any of the local grocery stores but then I don't think I know even what they look like. Wouldn't know how to cook them. Good thing you didn't use the rotary cutter.
Me neither, til I married a southerner. Stater's is where he gets his.
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They work good to cut cookie dough too. The prepackaged type like Nestle's.
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Originally Posted by yngldy View Post
That actually was my first thought! But didn't want to ruin the blade. lol
Big belly laugh....
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