Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
I bought myself a carving fork. I never had one before and just used a cheap SS kitchen fork like the second image.
I have a set of Henckels Pro S knives and the matching fork was more expensive than I thought was appropriate.
While wandering around Costco Saturday, I walked past the Gunter Wilhelm display/demo booth. It's been there forever and they demo and sell individual pieces. I have all the knives I need but have always wanted a carving fork with sold/heavy tines for moving roasts and serving slices.
GW had this carving fork in the first image on display for $39.95. I bought it and used it last night for a 7-8 pound roast chicken and it works great.
The Costco GW booth sells all their knives for $29.95-$39.95 each with the cleaver going for $49.95.
I have a set of Henckels Pro S knives and the matching fork was more expensive than I thought was appropriate.
While wandering around Costco Saturday, I walked past the Gunter Wilhelm display/demo booth. It's been there forever and they demo and sell individual pieces. I have all the knives I need but have always wanted a carving fork with sold/heavy tines for moving roasts and serving slices.
GW had this carving fork in the first image on display for $39.95. I bought it and used it last night for a 7-8 pound roast chicken and it works great.
The Costco GW booth sells all their knives for $29.95-$39.95 each with the cleaver going for $49.95.