Buy Wusthof Classic 6-Piece Block Set with Bonus ShearWusthof Classic 6-Piece Block Set with Bonus Shear Product Description:
- 6-inch cook's, 5-inch serrated, 4-1/2-inch utility, and 3-1/2-inch paring knives; 9-inch steel; 9-slot oak block
- Bonus pair of kitchen shears ($20 value)
- Blades formed of single piece of high-carbon stain-resistant steel
- Computer-ground, hand-honed blades for precision slicing, longer edge retention
- Synthetic three-riveted handles on knives
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Deal
By John
I graduated to this set after using a Henckels Fine Edge set. While this is the standard of the Wusthof line, the Henckels Fine Edge is the low end of Henckels and therefore cannot be compared. However, this set is of excellent quality and performance. The price has gone up since I purchased my set, but I still think this is a good deal. The chef' knife is on the small side, but the block has a few extra slots to expand the collection. My next purchase will probably be a Wusthof Classic Santoku or larger chef's knife.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.THESE ARE A GREAT SET OF KNIVES!
By A Customer
These knives were exactly what I needed. I was looking for a 6" Chefs knife, a tomato knife, a good paring knife, and shears in a block set and this was it!
My previous set of knives were a set of stamped Henckels (I didn't know any better) and I thought they were great compared to the hand-me-down knives my Mother past on to me (miscellaneous mismatched knives of all kinds). But then I started noticing the quality looking knives they were using on the cooking shows and decided to try one. I ordered a Santuko Granton Edge knife. It's a great knife but I don't use it as much as I thought I would. What I did learn by buying it though was the difference between stamped knives and good quality forged knives. I liked it so much I bought these and all I can say is WOW they are nice.
First of all they are sharp! They cut through meat like butter and the tomato knife is sharper than it looks (I was slowing cutting through a tomato and sliced a bit into my finger, ouch!) They feel like strong sharp quality knives in your hand and they look so classy sitting on my counter in the quality oak block they came in.
There are three extra slots to put future knife purchases in but you will not be able to put a bigger chefs knife in the block. The 6" chefs knife slot is the biggest(widest) slot in the block. I bought the 9" bread knife to go in the set and that fits perfectly. Anything as slim as the bread knife (but not any longer than 9") or slimmer would fit fine.
So, if you are looking for a GREAT buy on a QUALITY set of SHARP, CLASSY looking knives, buy these. You will not be disappointed:-)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.GREAT for the price
By Liberty 4
$219 for a seven piece set of forged steel? with room for more knives? bought seperately on amazon these would have cost me $350 plus. I love the serrated 5 inch knife, perfect for tomatoes. the 4.5 inch utility knife threw me: i have one i bought from a cooking school almost 2 yrs ago. I swear my old one is heavier, and the blade thicker and edged on both sides. the NEW 4.5 inch has less of an edge, is lighter and the blade seems thinner. and in 2 weeks of use it aquired a miniscule bend to the tip, as if it were stamped (tho it's not). the obvious diifference between the new and old is that the new has a little "tic tac toe" graphic on it with the alloy specs underneath. does anyone know what this means? does this indicate a newer generation of the knife? none of the others in the block have this. I'm giving away the new 4.5 and keeping my old
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