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Originally posted by JTRichardson View Postas long as it is sharp and not serrated, I'm for it.
I use a set from Chicago cutlery that my FIL got us a few years back - they stay sharp and do the job well, and not serrated.
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I really like these. They hold and edge and touch up quickly with steel.
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Last edited by denimdeerslayer; 05-04-2020, 03:14 PM.
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I have a set of Henckels, they've been good for years.
Last year, I got a set of Victorinox steak knives. They are hands down, the finest steak knives ever. Scary sharp, and hold their edge. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005LRYQ2A...osi&th=1&psc=1 Not too expensive either.
My folks have a set of Wusthof, and they will not stay sharp.
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I am a big fan of Cold Steel Kitchen knives. The edges are amazing and price to value to performance is great. Only bad part, no dishwasher because of the handles. Soft rubber.
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Someone got us a set of cutco table knives and they’re incredibly good. They’re serrated but no sharp points on the serrations. It cuts the meat instead of ripping it. Holds up against ceramic plates unlike a straight edge. Lifetime sharpening. Though I’ve had mine for 3 years and still every bit of nice as the day I got them. Mine go in the dishwasher too.
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Originally posted by sir shovelhands View PostI agree if you're eating off of a cutting board or paper plate. But I don't see any straight blade maintaining an edge for long if you're using it on a ceramic (harder material) plate.
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