There's no doubt that finely cut vegetables/food items lend a great look to many of our favourite dishes.
This is the perfect way to cut your vegetables (WATCH)
Your food will be the better for it with these knife tricks.
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But achieving the perfect chop can sometimes be quite the uphill task as even the most accomplished cook can get the odd nick here and there when chopping things in the kitchen.
But with the right knife hold and tricks, such accidents can be reduced to the barest minimum.
The Buzz Feed video above shows great tricks to not only achieving the perfect knife chop, but also saving our fingers from the odd cuts and scrapes.
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