Darrell KSR
01-25-2018, 12:29 PM
This Tuscaloosa story cracks me up on several levels. Two brothers got into a fight over whether a piece of cheesecake was big enough for a grown (ass?) man, cut by one brother, I presume, for the other.
http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/news/20180119/fight-over-cheesecake-portion-leads-to-arrest
They couldn't determine what type of pie it was, but "thought it might be one of the no-baked boxed cheesecakes."
The defense by the brother is that he was just "holding" the butcher knife, and didn't intend to use it.
The final part of the story that cracks me up is this part.
Experts don’t recommend using a butcher knife to cut cheesecake. A sharp, thin-bladed slicing knife or a hollow-edged knife dipped in warm water reduces drag and makes a cleaner cut. Unscented dental floss is also recommended to get a clean cut.
http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/news/20180119/fight-over-cheesecake-portion-leads-to-arrest
They couldn't determine what type of pie it was, but "thought it might be one of the no-baked boxed cheesecakes."
The defense by the brother is that he was just "holding" the butcher knife, and didn't intend to use it.
The final part of the story that cracks me up is this part.
Experts don’t recommend using a butcher knife to cut cheesecake. A sharp, thin-bladed slicing knife or a hollow-edged knife dipped in warm water reduces drag and makes a cleaner cut. Unscented dental floss is also recommended to get a clean cut.