Ginsu International Traditions 14-Piece Bakelite Knife Block Set

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Ginsu International Traditions 14-Piece Bakelite Knife Block Set

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List Price: $31.99

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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Ginsu
EAN: 0079061048146
Label: Ginsu
Manufacturer: Ginsu
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Ginsu
Studio: Ginsu

Editorial Review:

Features:

Set includes 7 kitchen knives, 6 steak knives, and hardwood block
Symmetrically-cut, two-dimensional serrated edges for precision slicing
Stainless-steel blades never needs sharpening
Full tangs triple-riveted to bakelite handles
For left- or right-handed use; limited lifetime guarantee

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Excellent value, sharp! but not rust-free.
Very sharp, but not spot- and rust-free, even though they state they are stainless. We have had them for three weeks now, and they look a bit spotty. My hubby wanted to send them back (doesn't like spots), but I like the sharp edges, and I don't care about the spots. Ginsu knives are much sharper than Farberware! Woo-hoo!

Rating:

- Great knives for any price!
I bought ours 3 years ago and they are still sharpe. I wouldn't know how they work on meat since we are vegetarians, but they cut fruit and vegies with ease. I have since bought 2 other sets for family members as gifts because all they loved them when at our house. If you don't like the block, then buy another or store them in a drawer. Very Happy for 3 years running!

Rating:

- Super Knifes
These are fantastic knifes for the money. You would have to spend a lot more for knifes of this quality. they are extremly sharp,and have a good solid feel to them.They would complement any countertop.

Rating:

- Great Knifes at Cheap Price, High Quality
At first I was hesitant to buy this due to the low price but after reading the reviews i was convinced. We have had this for the past 6 months and they work perfect. they are very sharp and might even cut your finger if you are not careful. they cut like butter through every food we throw at it. vegetables cut paper thin, scissors cut through chicken bones with ease. dont recommend washing in dishwaher as the handles may discolor. i always hand wash them and they turn our perfect. i highly recommend this as it works just as good as any italian or french european type of knife. i always read many reviews prior to buying and this product has not let me down yet so i give it my seal of approval.

Rating:

- Super Sharp Kitchen Knife Set!
Just a few things to add here. I bought these with some pots and pans {T-Fal} so I received the free shipping rate and it still got here in 5 days!!

This is a Super Sharp Set of Blades! Because they are rather thin they cut thru anything all the easier! I bought a set with much thicker blades about 2 years ago and out of the box they were "as dull as dish water!!" {not the case with these puppies!}
I even spent extra $$ to have them sharpened and they were still a BIG Disappointment! So finally when I saw these, the Ginsu name and the great little price, I went for it and I'm very pleased!

PS. one does not need a big heavy steak knife to cut ones New Yorker... only a sharp knife!

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