/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6246763
i'd recommend it. it's my first decent knife purchase. this is what i had to use prior to getting it, my roommates shitty little knife. spent a little more than i wanted to (just under 50 bucks, wanted to spend closer to 30) but it's a great knife and hasn't lost much of it edge at all yet

got this bad boy earlier this weak. cuts like a pro, and makes prep a breeze (especially since the only other knife i had was my roommate's shitty 4 inch serrated knife, pic related)

>>6162179
>tfw this was the only knife I had before getting this one
just made dinner and prep took like half the time and there was like 1/5 of the waste