Kitchen Knife Set

[mlammerhirt]

We are remodeling the kitchen so out with the old in with the new......looking for recommendations for a kitchen knife set.

 

Cutco is local but man they arent cheap.

 

Let's your some opinons on knife sets that won't break my bank.

 

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[sodfather]

Have you been talking to my wife??

She just mentioned that she wants new knives for Christmas. Last year she wanted a vacuum cleaner and this year knives?!?! 

[mlammerhirt]

Have you been talking to my wife??
She just mentioned that she wants new knives for Christmas. Last year she wanted a vacuum cleaner and this year knives?!?! 

What's next a she shed that doubles as a processing room during hunting season?

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[dbHunterNY]

get something like a cheaper JA Henkels set that you can beat the hell of out and not cry. my wife and others are brutal on the kitchen knives.   .... or you can go with a Miyabi birch wood handle set with half dozen pieces for well over 1K lol

[dbHunterNY]

46 minutes ago, sodfather said:

Have you been talking to my wife??

She just mentioned that she wants new knives for Christmas. Last year she wanted a vacuum cleaner and this year knives?!?! 

that's fine but if she asked for a carpet shampoo'er and knife set i'd worry.

[turkeyfeathers]

love our Henkels

[mlammerhirt]

Totally forgot that's all my mom will use for a knife in her kitchen....I was just on azon and will be pulling the trigger on set after Xmas!

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[goosifer]

 

[ny hunter]

We use Wustoff and I have to say they are great....

[Swamp_bucks]

Cutcos arent cheap but they are worth it.  My grandmothers set is from the 50s and was given to my cousin when she passed.  They are still sharp and look great since the day she bought them.  My mom has had a set going on 10yrs.  Im hoping to by a set in the next couple years.  Plus theres a lifetime warranty on them i believe.

[goosifer]

You know, as much as I want to love Cutco knives, I hate the shape of the handles (the bulge grips, or whatever you want to call them). I have a Cutco chef knife sitting in my tub of extra kitchen gadgets. I do love their kitchen scissors, though. They can cut through just about anything.

[Pygmy]

4 minutes ago, goosifer said:

You know, as much as I want to love Cutco knives, I hate the shape of the handles (the bulge grips, or whatever you want to call them). I have a Cutco chef knife sitting in my tub of extra kitchen gadgets. I do love their kitchen scissors, though. They can cut through just about anything.

If you want to open up some space in your tub of kitchen gadgets, you can mail that Cutco Knife to me....Call for my mailing address   My phone number is BR-549...…  Hugs and kisses...Junior...

[The_Real_TCIII]

What's next a she shed that doubles as a processing room during hunting season?

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[The_Real_TCIII]

You know, as much as I want to love Cutco knives, I hate the shape of the handles (the bulge grips, or whatever you want to call them). I have a Cutco chef knife sitting in my tub of extra kitchen gadgets. I do love their kitchen scissors, though. They can cut through just about anything.

I remember when I was like five my older cousin got a job selling Cutco knives. He did the demo for all the adults and cut the penny in half with the scissors


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