FryBoy
Washing Up
They will cut meat. But they're butt-ugly.BreezyCooking said:
Quality Gift Steak Knives
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BreezyCooking
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Robo410 - those New West knives have to be the lovliest knives I've ever seen!! However, not sure if I want to celebrate this engagement THAT much - lol!!!!
I first saw New West Knives on Food Network, then came across them at a trade show and got to try the chefs knife out. I was sold! The steak knives are mighty fine and the box they come in is a beauty too. They are handmade.
mommy00
Assistant Cook
I recommend Chicago Cutlery the Landmark 75 anniversary set this set is very dependable..Also it comes with a lifetime warranty..
Nicholas Mosher
Sous Chef
I also have the Wusthof Carbon-Steel Steak-Knives (set of 4). You have to treat them just as you would other carbon-steel knives though - hand wash/dry (to prevent rust spots), and sharpen them every once in a while.
They slice everything like butter. Personally I don't like serrated steak knives, as they often tear the meat rather than cut it, and unless you get special serrations, it's tough to resharpen them.
While the sturdy forged blade/bolster/tang feels nice in the hand, you could certainly get by with stamped blades for steak knives.
They slice everything like butter. Personally I don't like serrated steak knives, as they often tear the meat rather than cut it, and unless you get special serrations, it's tough to resharpen them.
While the sturdy forged blade/bolster/tang feels nice in the hand, you could certainly get by with stamped blades for steak knives.
