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Tom_PM 09-04-2012 10:12 AM

About the only knife I use is an 8 inch chefs knife. I'm going to replace my recently broken one with a $20 Oxo goodgrips one. Because money doesn't grow on trees and they get good reviews.

Far-L 09-04-2012 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by PR_Tom (Post 19162476)
About the only knife I use is an 8 inch chefs knife. I'm going to replace my recently broken one with a $20 Oxo goodgrips one. Because money doesn't grow on trees and they get good reviews.

I know what you are saying.

I own a $300 Japanese sushi knife - that knife is truly in a class by itself. I feel like a fricking Samurai just drawing it from the scabbard.

However, I have owned Wustof, Henkels, etc. but I have bought knives that are equal to or better than those from Ross and Marshalls for about $20 - the same exact quality - probably even made in the same place because the steel, shape, weight, balance, etc. are all the same, but only lacking the "Williams Sonoma" or other overly expensive brand mark-up labeled into it.

Dating Port 09-04-2012 03:00 PM

Cutco is by far the best. Yes they are MLM but very much worth it. I buy them all the time as presents for my family. I don't need anymore. They last a lifetime. Also check out their lifetime warranty. It can't be beat.

I bought my mom a few last year and she freaked out. she went in her drawer and pulled one out and said it was 30 years old but still her favorite knife. She said she didn't know where to get another one from.

Here is my reps url:
http://www.mycutcorep.com/aaronsahr

HomerSimpson 09-04-2012 06:00 PM

Ceramic ones ( I have those http://goo.gl/cGy59 )

Pros
- sharp
- easy to clean
- no iron in your food
- last 10x than steel ones and they stay sharp
- cheap
- 21 century technology from Japan

Cons
- can be broken
- can't cut meats with bones or really hard stuff (since it could damage them)

Check those out http://goo.gl/cGy59

ladida 09-04-2012 08:31 PM

Tojiro or Kin tanaka. Not fan of ceramic.

topsiteking 09-04-2012 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 19161335)
There is nothing better than a good set of Cutco knives. Hands down the best knives on the planet.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dating Port (Post 19163130)
Cutco is by far the best. Yes they are MLM but very much worth it. I buy them all the time as presents for my family. I don't need anymore. They last a lifetime. Also check out their lifetime warranty. It can't be beat.

I bought my mom a few last year and she freaked out. she went in her drawer and pulled one out and said it was 30 years old but still her favorite knife. She said she didn't know where to get another one from.

Here is my reps url:
http://www.mycutcorep.com/aaronsahr

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

xenigo 09-04-2012 11:35 PM

I lost a handle on one of our ceramic knives... the portion of the handle that attaches to the blade started getting cut by the blade... one day it just came right off. Had to toss it.

Can't wait until I upgrade our knives to some of these Wustof Culinar knives.

http://www.wusthof.ca/isrenderingeng...d=detail_block

And then a set of All-Clad Copper-Core pots and pans... and Le Creuset bakeware...

Then my OCD perfect-kitchen will be fulfilled...

And I can be fully domesticated.


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