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What is the name of jobs where you cut meat?

a butcher


What does the butcher used to cut portion of beef meat?

chainsaw


A butcher charged 7.44 for a certain cut of meat at 0.96 per pound What was the weight of the meat?

7.75 lbs


How do you use butcher in a sentence?

I can give you several sentences.The butcher cut our steaks to order.Mom bought a Sunday roast from the butcher.The farmer is going to butcher a cow for meat.


A knife used to cut meat by a butcher called a?

A knife used by a butcher to cut meat is typically called a butcher's knife or butcher knife. These knives are designed specifically for cutting, trimming, and preparing meat. They often have a large, heavy blade with a wide, curved edge that facilitates slicing through meat and cartilage with ease. The shape and weight of a butcher's knife make it well-suited for tasks like portioning cuts of meat, deboning, and trimming excess fat. Read More - kentmaster.co.za/product-category/knives/


What did butchers do in Mesopotamia?

cut things


What is the meat room?

In a grocery store or market, the meat room is the room where the meat is cut by a butcher before placing it out to sale in the store. These are the cuts you purchase such as t-bone or other steak cuts, ground meats, hams, deli meats, etc.


5 letter word that means to cut meat into slices?

carve


What type of diamonds begins with the letter m?

Marquee is a shape of cut diamond


Why is Douglas haig not guilty?

He is in fact, guilty- he was known as the butcher of the Somme, as he cut up his men with a sharp knife and sold the cuts of meat to gullible french sheep farmers.


What is required in a butcher job?

It is required that you know how to use a knife. You should also know the different bones and joints of animals so you know how to cut different types of meat.


Where can you find the famous French cut of meat 'bavette' in Scotland?

'Bavette' in English is 'flap meat', very long-fibred, it's usually part of a butcher's 'stewing beef'. If you ask him the day before, I'm certain he'll save you some.