topic Ginsu knife block in Kitchen

Ginsu knife block

Hopein24 — Sat, 30 Nov 2024 04:56:26 GMT

Just an fyi. I bought a Ginsu knife block as a Christmas gift last year mainly because of their long reputation for being very sharp. The person had done their kitchen in a bit of purple, so I bought the purple handled knife block for her. They are the most dull knives ever! The included scissors will barely cut a piece of paper! Anyone have any suggestions for a good knife block with very sharp knives?

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We rescue cats — Sat, 30 Nov 2024 06:11:14 GMT

My favorite knife holder is just that, a knife holder, doesn't sharpen just stores the knives in sight. It is a Kuhn Rikon that I bought at least 5 years ago. K88427-I love it, and due in part to the fact that I have bought each knife individually. It is on clearance at this point, for $10!

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Eileen in Virginia — Sat, 30 Nov 2024 13:46:15 GMT

@Hopein24 I really like the simple knife sharpeners QVC sells. I think Prepology is one brand, but the ones I'm thinking of cost around $20-$25. They work so well that I take them to our rentals on vacation. They put a very sharp edge on a knife with only 3 or 4 passes.

@We rescue cats Thanks for the tip! I just bought 2 of them to replace the wooden blocks that take up valuable counter space in my galley kitchen.

Re: Ginsu knife block

Texasmouse — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 18:22:18 GMT

@Hopein24 I've got a 19-piece knife block set coming from Zwilling so I will let you know how sharp they are when I get them. I bought the Zwilling brand just based on their reputation and lifetime warranty.

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patbz — Wed, 04 Dec 2024 01:56:29 GMT

I purchased DH a 7 piece Global set in clear block for about $140; just checked and Amazon has them for $279 on sale ( pays to shop and save for later after the holiday rush.Terrific knives ( our son, the professional chef bought DH one of these knives last year). We have always had very good knives but these are a cut above...