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Cuisinart Classic Triple-Rivet 15-Piece Knife Set
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Cuisinart Classic Triple-Rivet 15-Piece Knife Set
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Cuisinart, a universally recognized name in the cooking industry brings us this 15-piece knife set to tackle anything from preparing veggies to cutting steaks. A great introduction for any beginner cook, the set includes an 8-inch chef’s knife for the majority of cutting tasks, an 8-inch bread knife for stubborn loaves and pastries, a santoku for chopping large amounts of veggies, a paring knife for detailed cuts and garnishing, a serrated utility knife, and six steak knives for the whole family Read More
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May 1, 2018
$50 bucks and only one pic! No reason to actually show the damn blades I guess--we're only here for the block and handles right?!
Jaggi
737
May 2, 2018
I remember the days when knives were only shown with their blades modestly concealed by a wooden block or custom sheath. Admittedly in some of the racier magazines you might see the odd knife slightly withdrawn with a cheeky bit of heel showing, or perhaps with the tip just barely visible from behind a strategically placed vegetable.
Nowadays though, you can just jump on the internet and see knives all over the place flaunting fully exposed blades like it was nothing! Good to see that most of the knives in this set have retained a sense of decorum, even if the chef's knife has followed the modern trend and gone the full monty.
Nowadays though, you can just jump on the internet and see knives all over the place flaunting fully exposed blades like it was nothing! Good to see that most of the knives in this set have retained a sense of decorum, even if the chef's knife has followed the modern trend and gone the full monty.
Cfish
0
Apr 3, 2018
Few cents cheaper on amazon. Free 2 day shipping with prime. https://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-C77TR-15PB-Triple-Rivet-15-Piece/dp/B0786SM2H9/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1522718184&sr=8-3&keywords=Cuisinart+Classic+Triple-Rivet+15-Piece+Knife+Set
Jaggi
737
Mar 29, 2018
> Note: Due to the sensitive nature of shipping knives internationally, we are able to ship only some of the knives on Massdrop to select countries.
<Clicks on 'Join Drop' to see where this set can be shipped>
"This drop can only be shipped to: United States"
Oh FFS! Couldn't you have just said that in the notes!
<Clicks on 'Join Drop' to see where this set can be shipped>
"This drop can only be shipped to: United States"
Oh FFS! Couldn't you have just said that in the notes!
Zantor64
14
Feb 28, 2018
This price is a little steep. I can find a bundle of this, a cook book, and a cutting board for $65 from a reputable online retailer. This is just a set for $60 plus shipping. I could get the set alone for cheaper from a reputable online retailer. I'm not buying a knife set on Massdrop again without doing my research.
dns7950
45
Feb 19, 2018
I purchased this set of knives in ~2012 (not from here, obviously), been using them for 6 years easy. I'm not a chef by any means, so they are good enough for me. Never had any problems with rust or anything, and I don't exactly take care of them. I think i've sharpened a couple of the knives with the included sharpener maybe once over the years, and they still work fine for me. My only complaint would be that the blades of the steak knives are very thin and flimsy. Don't expect professional level quality from a complete set that costs what one good knife does. If you're a professional chef, or love cooking every day, then get something better. If you're a young student moving out on your own for the first time, and don't want/need to spend hundreds on knives, this set is good enough. I didn't even really research any other brands, just bough this to match my other Cuisinart stuff.
Colbra
77
May 1, 2018
dns7950As a note, a honing steel does not equal a sharpener. https://www.seriouseats.com/2016/09/how-to-choose-knife-honing-steel.html
Chemist_Cup_Noodles
0
Feb 14, 2018
Have had Cuisinart knives in the past. You absolutely get what you pay for here, which is a cheap knife. It will not wow you. It will leave you to to be looking to replace them after a rather sad amount of time. Spend more on your knives and they will last you decades.
Zantor64
14
Feb 28, 2018
Bored2BPsychoIt is actually full-tang and have three rivets in the handles to support them.
Rodmunch
179
Jan 11, 2018
I have this set, bought elsewhere. It's decent for the money. The steak knives are cheap, but the larger knives are of better quality and the block is nice. I have only had to occasionally sharpen them. I only hand wash and there's been a bit of rust but that was expected. I'll probably spend more for a complete forged set in the future.
CrashNBurn
62
Jan 11, 2018
Rodmunch The $50 Cuisinart all-metal set that we had rusted and pitted too. The reasonably priced 6-pc set by Mercer (w/o steak knives) has incurred no damage after two years of daily use and hand washing/dry. I touch up the edges with a sharpening steel.
If you don't want to replace knives, then spend ~$20/knife and just get Winco steak knives. c.f. $10.86/ Dozen:
https://www.restaurantsupply.com/winco-kb-15w-5-jumbo-stainless-steel-steak-knife-with-wood-handle-12-pack
[EDIT]
Apparently all the restaurant supply stores want $12 to $60 in shipping, so as much as I have hated on Walmart...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Winco-Jumbo-5-Steak-Knife/51288877 - $14 via McDonald Paper & Restaurant Supplies
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