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3844153 No.3844153[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

I want the best knife block set for my kitchen. What is it?

>> No.3844178

One with a lifetime waranty.

>> No.3844180

I don't understand why you'd want a whole set of knife blocks, I'd think one would do.

>> No.3844215

>chefs knife
>pairing knife
>a small serated knife

>steak knives
>general silverware set

do you NEED anything else?

>> No.3844221

>>3844215
Cheese knife?

>> No.3844223

>>3844215
a large serrated knife for cutting large loaves of bread and melons

>> No.3844228

I like Global knifes, sharp right out of the box and not over priced.

>> No.3844255

>>3844223
i usualy use a chefs knife for mellons. and i never rly cut bread, just tear it off of the loaf. but ok, so add a bread knife to the list. you still dont need a huge ass knife block with 20 different knives, of which you will use 3 or 4.

also, protip. for any kitchen sheers. buy some EMS shears. about 8 bucks on amazon, will cut anything (you can cut through a penny fairly easily)

>> No.3844260

>>3844255
i got a set of wustoffs (ridiculous price at a flea market). They have the following items, which I find to be useful:

chef's
paring
carving
honing steel
shears
and a longer paring knife not sure what you'd call it

not all sets have a bunch of useless shit, but the quality is probably better if you buy everything seperately