Even I with my physical limitations, which on some days are quite serious, find this a bridge too far. I have implements and instruments in my kitchen which will spiralize, chop, grate, slice, pulverize even. But I have never claimed to know everything. Others may have physical limitations which make this service a godsend. I understand that in some New York apartments there is barely room in the kitchen to slice a lemon so I can see some sort of appeal there. But even that makes little sense. But if they can tourne my potatoes and carrots and perhaps carve my mushrooms I might be tempted.
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Even I with my physical limitations, which on some days are quite serious, find this a bridge too far. I have implements and instruments in my kitchen which will spiralize, chop, grate, slice, pulverize even. But I have never claimed to know everything. Others may have physical limitations which make this service a godsend? I understand that in some New York apartments there is barely room in the kitchen to slice a lemon so I can see some sort of appeal there. But even that makes little sense. But if they can tourne my potatoes and carrots and perhaps carve my mushrooms I might be tempted.
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