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FWIW, I think it would be a tacky briefcase as well.
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Eric Ripert's Louis Vuitton Knife Case (56k warning)
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Anyone able to identify the makers of his knives?Originally Posted by KJT
According to the article posted earlier, its MAC and Wusthof.Originally Posted by sonick
Yes that's what it says...Ripert has had a long relationship with MAc and often recmmends Wusthof for recreational cooks...but the case contains a bit more than that: for instance, the third knife from the left (following two MAC knives) is a Masanobu...and the boning knife certainly apprears to be a Henckel.
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I have a goyard case with a magnifying mirror on the inside of the top shell, an EVA foam custom molded to fit a vaseline jar, a LAcie USB drive loaded with the best of the best, and then a secret compartment underneath with room for 5 standard sized print magazines. Never leave home without it.
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I have a goyard case with a magnifying mirror on the inside of the top shell, an EVA foam custom molded to fit a vaseline jar, a LAcie USB drive loaded with the best of the best, and then a secret compartment underneath with room for 5 standard sized print magazines. Never leave home without it.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
you should have popped the extra $5k for the marital aid holder. cheapskate.
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you should have popped the extra $5k for the marital aid holder. cheapskate.Originally Posted by foodguy
Just put in an order for a set of custom Horween shell cordovan cases to hold my special hexagonal-handle Onani-chama set made by a certain Mr. Takamura. They take a bit more discipline and care, not to mention skill, over your garden variety marital aid.
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I don't really understand why you need something like that. Does he go to people's houses and cook? Does he not trust his employees to leave them at the restaurant?
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