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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > The Kitchen Knife Thread
 
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mmartinx
Nov 30, 2004
 If anyone's looking for a good set that comes with 6 steak knives there's a great set on cutleryandmore that's pretty reasonable. It's nice because there aren't really any filler knives that I don't use, I also had a global 7" chef's knife that I picked up at the W&S outlet for like $30 a couple weeks ago that fits into the block as well.

http://www.cutleryandmore.com/global/bamboo-knife-block-set-p121847

Something like that a la carte would probably cost $300 more.

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mmartinx
Nov 30, 2004

No Wave posted:

beep boop knives

I'm sure there are much better knives out there for an 1/8th of the price, my recommendation was just in case there's anyone out there looking for a decent, everything included set with 6 steak knives.

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mmartinx
Nov 30, 2004

deimos posted:

Just took a look at this link (it was Global so I didn't pay much attention to it) and noticed one thing: The drat steak knives are not serrated.

Unless you use paper/plastic dinnerware those knives are gonna need a weekly sharpening, as a general rule you want serrated edges for regular use steak knives (I mean you could get some really fancy non-serrated for your really fancy parties and have your butler sharpen them after every use) but a smooth edge on glass is a recipe for blunt edges.

Begin holy war about serrated vs. smooth edge on a piece of meat you're about to chew in your mouth in 3... 2... 1... :supaburn:

They're serrated. You can even see it in the picture.

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(it was Global so I didn't pay much attention to it)

That's like the no homo of the knife thread, it's ok bro, I still think you're a good cook even though you looked at globals on the internet

mmartinx fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Jul 6, 2013

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