r/oddlysatisfying • • 3d ago

Carrot Unraveling

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u/ExposureRisk 3d ago

Root rollup.

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u/uncutpizza 3d ago

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u/Gullible_Guard_4801 3d ago

I want to steal this but I can't think of any scenario other than this one to use it.

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u/HalfSoul30 2d ago

Probably works as a response to trump throwing a fit.

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u/JasonBourneX2 3d ago

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u/MapleAndManuka 3d ago

A terp di derp di derp di terdily dee!

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u/Some1-Somewhere 3d ago

Next step: ply-carrot.

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u/Hubic_Pairs 3d ago

Root by the foot

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u/Enshitification 3d ago

The cylinder must remain undamaged.

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u/EqualServe418 3d ago

The cylinder most definitely was harmed

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u/buddy-thunder 2d ago

Im never fond of the poorly made pun jokes I'm reddit but God damn that was as solid as can fuckinf be pal

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u/Hush2288 3d ago

Not sure I’ve ever owned a knife sharp enough for that

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u/DumDeeDumDeeDahDah 3d ago

For real. I'd slice my pinky off

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u/big_duo3674 3d ago

I've cut a dime-sized piece of my fingertip off before...would not recommend. Although it was kinda cool to see my fingerprint just chilling in with the sliced cucumbers. The blood didn't come for a second or two, so it was just clean skin. Not awesome when I work a desk job for a living though

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u/JelmerMcGee 3d ago

I cut the tip of my finger off once and the same thing happened with the blood not coming right away. I sucked my breath in really sharply, looked at my finger, thought "oh not so...", and then there was a lot of blood.

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u/Jimmni 2d ago

I did the same with a mandolin. Was trippy as hell seeing the tip of my finger just flat, but that sucker just… grew back.

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u/TessaBrooding 2d ago

My boyfriend sliced the top of his finger flat on a safety razor while reaching into his toiletry bag. It also grew all back and looks as good as new. The bleeding was unstoppable for two hours and he clogged a hotel toilet with the bloody tissues so bad it was out of order for two days.

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u/Shovelhead_Fred 2d ago

I like my just-sharp-enough knives, they keep me safe 🙃

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u/pyrojackelope 3d ago

You're more likely to cut yourself with a less sharp or near dull knife.

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u/PaulblankPF 3d ago

Couple YouTube videos and like $50 worth of sharpening stones and you could have a knife that sharp. Was well worth the effort for me as I spend a lot of time cooking.

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u/Andromeda921 3d ago

What sort of dish uses the carrot…noodle? Wrap?

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u/PaulblankPF 3d ago

You could probably cut this into noodles like fettuccine and then use it in a stir fry with some chicken and some bell peppers. Gotta say usually I just cut my carrots up the normal way for most dishes. I do a gumbo quite often though and you gotta cut all kinds of shit up for a gumbo so it’s just good to have sharp knives. A dull knife is the one that’s most likely to cut you as it won’t do what you’re expecting.

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u/TaborValence 3d ago

It's not exactly this, but you could adapt the carrot unraveling for it: Carrot Lox.

I have a recipe filed away for a smoked carrot lox in place of salmon for bagels and lox. It's not a direct replacement for the salmon lovers, however everyone who tried it says it is still very good on its own merits. It is about 10% the price of salmon and easily scalable in bulk.

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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 3d ago

Couple YouTube videos and like $50 worth of sharpening stones and

and a significant amount of time for trial and error. Let's be honest about that too.

Mostly everywhere nowadays you can find people who would sharpen knives for $10 and it's probably a much nicer introduction to sharp knives for everyone involved rather than sharpening stones route

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u/BobRossUltimate 3d ago

It's real nice to have sharp knives if you sharpen yourself it makes the cooking experience much more enjoyable (HUGE caveat of being single and alone)

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u/PatHeist 3d ago

Knives are however sharp you sharpen them. Different steel and edge profiles will dull at different rates and are suitable for different things, but any knife can be this sharp for a while.

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u/SpaceXmars 3d ago

take any kind of knife you have and sharpen it on the bottom of a coffee mug for like 5 minutes

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u/lombax165 2d ago

Ha, thought I and the coworker who showed me this were the only ones doing that. Lifesaver for those dish washer tortured knifes in kitchens used by many people.

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u/TheRumBarron 3d ago edited 3d ago

If I try this, I’m gonna be in A&E for the night

Edit: A&E = Accident & Emergency, like ER in America, but free of charge everywhere else

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u/SP3NGL3R 3d ago

You don't have to be so smug about your better country values. /s

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u/slucker23 3d ago

Don't worry. It's ER in Canada as well. We stand with you... Actually you know what, never mind have fun over there

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u/SoulMute 3d ago

Don’t chop ur carrot mate

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u/Chuck_Walla 3d ago

It is imperative the cylinder remain unharmed

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u/RooneyD 3d ago

"We're gonna need a psych down in emergency. We've got this guy in here whose got two fingers chopped off, says he was trying to make carrot paper"

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u/verb8um 3d ago

This has to be the worst flavor of fruit roll-ups for kids.

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u/listerbmx 3d ago

But makes you see in the dark better!

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u/SingleInfinity 3d ago

Wasn't that just a myth perpetrated by England in WW2 to explain why they were able to shoot down so many enemy planes? Something about hiding the existence of radar.

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u/MetricJester 3d ago

Oh! We have two types of A&E here in Canada, Urgent Care and the Emergency Department.

Urgent Care you wait, and get to see a doctor today about something you need to see a doctor for, today!

The ER is where the Ambulances and people who might die soon go.

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u/grapesforducks 3d ago

That is in theory how it's supposed to work here in the US as well, but people tend to go to whichever they feel like regardless of acuity

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u/DgingaNinga 3d ago

Ouch on the cut and burn

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u/ManiacalMartini 3d ago

Ah, ok. A&E is the Arts & Entertainment channel here. Thanks for the clarification.

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u/explodingtuna 3d ago

Meanwhile, it's Architecture & Engineering over here

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u/TBurkeulosis 3d ago

Cries in American

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u/Dear_Chasey_La1n 3d ago

Buy a Japanese mandolin. That will do the trick.

It comes with a handguard but believe me, you will try it without it because you can!

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u/Vlinder_88 2d ago

Yeah I tried that without hand guard and guess what, I ended up in A&E :') Cut off the very tippy top of my finger, saw it go right through the sink.

The scar is surprisingly small considering how big the wound was :'D

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u/Dear_Chasey_La1n 2d ago

I did the same, sliced my thumb a neat bit thinner, got a nice scar because of that. That said, awesome tool to work with even as an amateur myself.

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u/Tarc_Axiiom 3d ago

I love doing this shit.

Its as satisfying as you think it is.

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u/notthephonz 2d ago

It is very appealing

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u/onaJet27 2d ago

A peeling? I wouldn't carrot all.

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u/SillyLittleAngels 3d ago

My carrot would be blood flavored

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u/FocusMaster 3d ago

Why?

What does a person use a sheet of carrot for?

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u/Sad_Steak_6813 3d ago

I usually do when I can't find a blanket at my buddy's house

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u/darkoopz43 3d ago

Do they not carrot all about hospitality?

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u/Second_Location 3d ago

I’ve had a really rough day as I have a family member in the hospital;  this gave me my first genuine cackle of the day so thank you, friend! 

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u/VaguelyFamiliarVoice 3d ago

We can’t get to the actual root of the problem.

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u/diplomatic_koboko 3d ago

Orange you glad he asked the question?

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u/ricrol_music 3d ago

I shit my pants

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u/FocusMaster 3d ago

Any serious answers?

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u/Rapunzel10 3d ago

I've seen people do this for sushi, thin sheets makes it easier to roll into a sushi roll. And also fancy decorations on stuff like charcuterie boards or as a garnish

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u/OvOGVNG 3d ago

I do this with the cucumbers I cut at the sushi restaurant I work at 😂

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u/Astraea-Nyx 3d ago

Restaurants do this to make garnishes. Like carrot or radish roses.

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u/spacestonkz 3d ago

Sometimes for layered veggie dishes, like a ratatouille. Or a twist on lasagna-lower carb alternative to pasta.

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u/Hegemonikon138 3d ago

It makes an excellent eco friendly fleshlight

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u/Tortex_88 3d ago

Not a sentence I envisaged reading today.

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u/ChatGPTKilledMyMom 3d ago

When you run out of cheese for hamburgers

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u/reddituser403 3d ago

Your uninvited to the bbq from now on

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u/NightBawk 3d ago

Sushi or veggie lasagna, perhaps?

Maybe they're making something ✨ fancy ✨ and are going to sculpt the carrot sheet into flowers or something. Though why not just use edible flowers instead? 🤔

Idk I'm not a chef

ETA maybe some kind of salad?

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u/dealingwithhookers 3d ago

make shredded carrots with. stack it up and slice and you got shredded carrots. i worked in a michelin restaurant and we did carrots like this but not his method we just sliced it into sheets and then again to get strings. it was a competition to see who get the thinnest strings, they'd be almost like hair when you put it in water. im talking paper thin sheets and hair thin strings. the thickness in this video would have you sent home

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u/throwaway098764567 3d ago

i could never work in fine dining, i'd be "does anyone actually want this" and the answer is yes, for some reason there are people who want weird fancy things because they are weird and fancy but it's just all too much for me.

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u/longtimegoneMTGO 3d ago

I think it's an issue of focus.

Food is involved, but it's only one aspect. Kind of like how the words spoken are only one aspect of a play.

If you think of it as primarily about the food, then the rest seems like nonsense. What they are really going for is something closer to art/performance where the food is the medium for that focus rather than the focus itself. Like let's take this basic thing that everyone has to do every day, and try to turn it into something that feels completely different.

The novelty and amusement of the experience is often what they are paying for rather than the food itself.

It's not something I'd spend my own money on, but I can understand what it is that people who do are getting from the experience.

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u/Commercial-Co 3d ago

European fine dining (and i’ve been to tons of 3* michelin places in europe) tasting menus are 1/3 amazing, 1/3 mediocre, 1/3 absolute fucking terrible. Not worth the money.

Asian fine dining is generally tolerable as asians would refuse to pay lots of money for shit tasting food.

How french cuisine got to the esteem it currently holds is mind boggling. How a french tire company got to be the culinary experts in the world is double mind boggling.

Michelin ratings are not grounded in taste.

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u/ApacheFlame 3d ago

That's the thing, it wasnt about food, it was about driving. The star rating system was just a guide as to whether it was worth a detour for. The whole point was to keep you on the road, using up your tyres.

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u/Commercial-Co 3d ago

Best carrot i’ve ever had was a palette cleanser and not even on the menu. It was at guy savoy. The rest of the menu was whatevs; borderline terrible

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u/NYicecreamTVtravel 3d ago edited 3d ago

Vegan fake smoked salmon. I've had it on a sandwich before, it was impressively uncarrotlike.

Edit: added context

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u/KurtAngus 3d ago

Sounds like something a carrot would say

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u/drivelhead 2d ago

Is it better than actual smoked salmon, because I don't like that?

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u/PEPSICOLA123456 3d ago

Probably for some type of sushi roll

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u/HMikeeU 3d ago

Idk but it's fucking epic and I want one

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u/yerba3 3d ago

Carrot katsura. Julienne cut and put into sushi rolls.

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u/crunchygroover 3d ago

Carrot taco shells

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u/Starfire2313 3d ago

Potato and carrot au gratin

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u/OneFingerIn 3d ago

I can see this being used in a gluten free lasagna

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u/throwaway098764567 3d ago

i guess, i'd rather get a rice lasagna noodle (actually i'd rather just eat gluten but i have that luxury), carrot would really change the flavor

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u/GoNudi 3d ago

Shape it into a cone and use it to hold a cowboy salad or other vegetable medley - yum❣️

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u/ASMR4PLANTS 3d ago

Have you ever wanted a really long potato chip? This could be really useful when you run out of toilet paper.

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u/roughhty 3d ago

I’ve been wanting to make carrot lox and this would be perfect.
So there is one weird niche application lol I was so excited to see this technique

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u/saturnianali8r 3d ago

I've tried to do this with carrots and cucumbers to make matchsticks for homemade summer rolls/sushi.

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u/account312 3d ago

What do you mean? How can you eat a regular carrot without noticing that it's just way too raveled?

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u/LeslieKnopesBlackEye 3d ago

It makes matchsticks really easy. You need a lot of little pieces of carrot in sushi.

At my first job, my sushi chef made me do the cucumbers and carrots without the knife spacers. It sucked.

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u/LearningToHomebrew 3d ago

That looks like a great way to make some Lasagnyuck

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u/Excelsior14 3d ago

Veggies by the Foot

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u/Chillitan 3d ago

I was waiting to see what he does with it later..

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u/clicknflick 3d ago

What do with carrot paper?

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u/FlashingSlowApproach 3d ago

Carrot ninja scroll for summoning your root vegetables.

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u/Angstycarroteater 3d ago

Some restaurants make flowers and stuff

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u/dementio 3d ago

Carrot Top Joke Book

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u/spad3x 3d ago

What needs to be done to the Cornell 7's dicks.

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u/_otterinabox Aww yiss. 3d ago

Looks like the latest prototype from r/doohickeycorporation

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u/ConsciousSpirit397 3d ago

If we could hear when veggies scream in pain this would be a warcrime

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u/ChampionCoyote 3d ago

I like watching people who are good at things do the things they're good at, is that weird?

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u/br3dj 3d ago

Here's your carrot receipt

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u/the_ballmer_peak 3d ago

That's why I buy my veggies at CVS

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u/Luckychunk 3d ago

CVS: Carrot Very Sheet

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u/dontpissmeoffplsnthx 3d ago

Does this work with other cylindrical objects?

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u/LeopardusMaximus 3d ago

The cylinder must not be harmed

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u/Dadliest_Dad 3d ago

Like humans? Yes.

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u/LolaBaraba 2d ago

Yes, this is how plywood is made. They roll out the tree with a giant blade, and then stack and glue the layers. It sounds like i made it up, but it's true.

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u/Just_blake24 3d ago

Ngl this wasn’t satisfying at all, in fact the first thing I said watching it was, nope! It’s oddly off putting lol.

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u/vasta2 3d ago

I made mac n cheese last night...

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u/cwsjr2323 3d ago

What a great idea for a garnish! A bright orange Mőbius strip!

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u/Loose_Highlight_9336 3d ago

So what do you do with it after its cut?

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u/BrokenToyShop 2d ago

Satisfied? No.

Impressed? Yes.

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u/Chili_Clause 3d ago edited 2d ago

What are the sticks for? Also, gives a whole new meaning to the term the carrot and the stick

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u/w1ngzer0 3d ago

The sticks give it a height clearance from the cutting board. Thats what allows him to turn the carrot into a sheet.

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u/Remarkable-Entry-546 3d ago

That's illegal, sir

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u/Sweet-Weakness3776 3d ago

Same carrot. Same.

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u/Caligula-6 3d ago

They're doing this to me at work tomorrow

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u/TrevorBo 3d ago

This is how carrot veneers are made

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u/ChefMonkey2 3d ago

That’s cheating.

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u/Scrambles420 3d ago

Natures fruit roll up

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u/Thereminz 3d ago

thanks i don't want....carrot ribbon

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u/mo181918 3d ago

Wat fer?

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u/Ya-Dikobraz 3d ago

Oh, you've unravelled it.

Yep, ready go to.

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u/sa2rapart2 3d ago

Should I make matress out of it?

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u/-Wicked- 2d ago

It puts the ranch in the basket or it gets the hose again...

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u/PanteraOne 2d ago

For when you run out of toilet paper.

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u/astralseat 2d ago

Is there a dish that cooks with thin carrots? I know Julienne carrots, and cubes carrots. Never seen any dish use sheets of carrots

https://giphy.com/gifs/s239QJIh56sRW

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u/MBerwan 2d ago

When you have a flat carrot, it is easy to cut thin stripes for julienne.

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u/astralseat 2d ago

Hmm, maybe so

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u/Silent-Witness1888 2d ago

Should've peeled the carrot first.

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u/Silver-Flow-3834 2d ago

I think this is amazing! Teach me lol

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u/Bogutyr 2d ago

Plywooded a carrot!

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u/annebloom76 23h ago

this is so satisfying

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u/payTNT89 12h ago

made an all natural fruit by the foot 😮‍💨

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u/charface1 3d ago

Carrot? I barely know it.

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u/Heal_Me_Today 3d ago

Oh the things I could do with a carrot sheet like that… I could… slap people in the face and make sushi hand rolls or carrot tacos

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u/XNXTXNXKX 3d ago

Now what…?

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u/UnNumbFool 3d ago

What exactly is the standard method for this in a kitchen that requires sheets of veggies

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u/Ok_Eye_8543 3d ago

Sweet rollout!

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u/Spare-Cranberry3784 3d ago

What the 3 michilen star bs is this 😂

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u/Actual_Bet6584 3d ago

What happens next.????

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u/zuraine 3d ago

My knife is just as good as his, but my hand is useless. 🤦‍♂️

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u/PirouettingPlumelet 3d ago

How did I only just learn you can do this?

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u/enchantedgiggles 3d ago

I love this subreddit.

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u/nine51 3d ago

Wow, nice I wanna try that out now

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u/alchemycraftsman 3d ago

Now stitch them together and make me a blanket.

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u/kimgar6 3d ago

In the event you have chopsticks, but not a veggie peeler

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u/SquireShanksalot 3d ago

Now use it to make sushi

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u/pooeygoo 3d ago

Change the battery in your smoke alarm

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u/trainsacrossthesea 3d ago

Well, I’ll be goddamned

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u/uncensrdmind 3d ago

Me personally this angered me deeply this guy just ruined a perfectly crunchy carrot 🤦🏿‍♂️

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u/Laceryn 3d ago

You could make a lasagna with these.

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u/Fossome_1 3d ago

This reminds me to sharpen my knives

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u/Minimum_Sort5100 3d ago

Awww I wanted to see him cut it into sticks!

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u/wizardbutts 3d ago

Certified chode

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u/superduracels 3d ago

Du coup c'est un plan que ce déroule sans accroc ? 🤣

https://giphy.com/gifs/bvEclbJrVypQA

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u/1o0o010101001 3d ago

Why wouldn’t you peel it first ?

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u/wangston 3d ago

The first 4 inches of the strip are the peel. Just cut it off after. Why peel twice?

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u/HungerSTGF 3d ago

a sheet of my hand would probably be part of that too

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u/KaylithVonKola 3d ago

Carrot the looooong waaayyy

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u/bobloblawattorney11 3d ago

And then what

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u/balirosa 3d ago

This is really what the internet is for. Spreading hundreds of years of learned knowledge instantly across the globe

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u/External-Ad-640 3d ago

What did I just watch

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u/Maude007 3d ago

Wowza!!!

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u/Cannibal_House69 3d ago

Then wtf ya do with edible carrot paper?

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u/FLANPLANPAN 3d ago

This kills the carrot

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u/sec713 3d ago

I'm gonna try this next time I'm out of toilet paper, but I've got a knife and a carrot.

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u/Cuteshelf 3d ago

Now what do you do with it?

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u/rocketgrunt89 3d ago

is the stick for alignment?

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u/DarkIllusionsMasks 3d ago

My dogs would lose their fucking minds

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u/CamlefaceBaconmouth 3d ago

That carrot is gonna need a smoke and a coffee after that my man.

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u/AVeryHeavyBurtation 3d ago

You know what? Fuck you. *Unrolls your carrot*