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Is cutting lemon sharpen the knife?
Cutting lemon does not sharpen a knife. Sharpening a knife requires abrasive materials or tools that can physically remove metal from the knife's edge, such as whetstones, sharpening steels, or electric knife sharpeners. Cutting lemon, or any soft material, does not generate the necessary friction or abrasion to effectively sharpen the blade.
Cooking with Wine
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