Honey on holiday

[JamezF]

you'd need a good axe to cut it later though

We already have kitchen blowtorches. Perhaps it's time for a kitchen chainsaw

James

 

[Erichalfbee]

It gets softer if put through the creaming process and judging by the colour of those blocks I bet that’s what he’s using.

Yes...I know that....drat! Ben was selling buckets of it for £3.00/lb. Missed my chance there

 

[Jimmy]

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I'm sure I've read that what is now called a butter dish was originally used for (comb?) honey.

 

[Gilberdyke John]

We already have kitchen blowtorches. Perhaps it's time for a kitchen chainsaw

James

Aldi were selling rechargeable angle grinders a few months ago. I bought one

 

[enrico]

Heavens they aren’t mine but the chap says he puts honey into silicone moulds

Oh, thats sad I thought they were yours!!

 

[E&MBees]

We already have kitchen blowtorches. Perhaps it's time for a kitchen chainsaw

James

Electric carving knife?

 

[blackcloud]

Swmbo once froze a large lamb joint and then found she only needed half but didn't want to defrost the whole thing.
I drilled and screwed it to a pallet and cut it up with the demolition saw.She was delighted upon her oblivious return and the cat enjoyed the sawdust.
Result

 

[plain_hunt]

Swmbo once froze a large lamb joint and then found she only needed half but didn't want to defrost the whole thing.
I drilled and screwed it to a pallet and cut it up with the demolition saw.She was delighted upon her oblivious return and the cat enjoyed the sawdust.
Result

I hope she doesn’t read the forum?

 

[enrico]

We used to butcher venison and pigs so I have all the butcher's saws and knives. sadly they only get used on the odd occasion these days when deboning or cutting up very large joints! They don't get bought very often at todays prices!

 

[blackcloud]

I hope she doesn’t read the forum?

Cat licking sawblade gave it away