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Knife to slice Brisket

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I have a few decent bone knives, chefs knives and bread slicers but thinking about doing a brisket and I see some people using kinves that are slightly serated and some that are not. What's your thoughts? What's a decent affordable knife to slice brisket?
 
Mercer on Amazon, their bread knife, and their brisket knifes are what you will find in most deli's and professional kitchens.
And they are totally reasonable price wise. I own several of both, mainly because I bought the shorter ones thonking that they would be fine, and they really are. But after finding the longer ones, I decided that I needed them, I believe they are either 16-18" long, and it so much nicer having the longer blade.
One long stroke and the meat or bread stays intact. No sawing action needed. Which is perfect for meat and bread cutting.
Definitely chech them out, the serated is perfect for crusty bread, and the smooth is perfect for brisket, or any other meat, fish or fowl. I love both of them, and use them often.
Dan.
 
smooth is perfect for brisket,
Yup . Get a slicing knife for meats . Mines just a cheep one . Does the job ,,, most of the time .
Look at the brand suggested above . This is the style I like for slicing meat .
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I was amazed at what a difference a good granton edge slicer made for brisket and other large cuts for slicing. Perfect clean slices. The Mercer 14" is what I recommend. I have the 12" too but like the bigger one best. https://a.co/d/0j7Sa7Jz
 
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