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Post by myshelly on Sept 14, 2014 3:14:42 GMT
I can honestly say that I have never in my life needed to slice cherry tomatoes or grapes.
That's the whole point of buying those foods - they are ready to eat with no prep work. You just pop them in your mouth.
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Post by johna on Sept 14, 2014 12:04:49 GMT
it's good to cut grapes when you have a small child in the house. my DIL last night was having to cut down the grapes in her grape salad for the 1-year-old, so she wouldn't choke. I sent her this link.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2014 13:27:57 GMT
Wow, I think that is a great idea, can't wait to try it! One thing, though - I don't understand the caption under the video. I don't have any "Little Ones," is it still okay if I use this method? (I believe ScaryMommy is referring to children, and not tomatoes, right?)
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2014 13:32:12 GMT
Clever. But I think that by the time you found two lids and lined up the cherry tomatoes, I would have already have finished slicing the whole pint of tomatoes.
I always use a serrated knife on tomatoes -- it cuts much cleaner and faster.
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Post by librarylady on Sept 24, 2014 22:08:50 GMT
That is clever. I think I will give that a try. Well, I tried it last night with grapes. I was unsuccessful.........even used my serrated tomato knife. I arranged about a dozen grapes on the saucer, put the other saucer atop, applied pressure and tried to cut. However, the grapes began to slide around. As I write this, I wonder if I had tried putting a paper towel on the saucer, if it would have stopped the grapes sliding around. At this point, I'd say--not an easy trick to make work.
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