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Cuisinart is an established kitchenware brand but is better known for food processors and small appliances. Knives are a secondary product within its extensive kitchenware portfolio. The Marble Style, Nitrogen, and Triple Rivet collections have forged blades, which makes them more hefty and durable. A proper knife sharpener will not only sharpen your blades but… Continue reading Are Cuisinart Knives Any Good? In-Depth Review

Kitchen Warehouse extends this facility to our customers in good faith but reserves all rights in making the decision to price match a product. Once price match is agreed, our offer will be valid within 48 hours only. The item must be in stock and available for immediate purchase or delivery from another website or… Continue reading Cooking Knives & Kitchen Cutlery

Where the set falls short is the chef’s knife, specifically the length. The 6.5-inch blade is shorter than most chef’s knives, which may be a problem for some. Those with larger hands may not like the petite size of the paring knife cuisinart knife and want something with more heft. However, if premium quality and… Continue reading Are Cuisinart Knives Any Good? In-Depth Review

The biggest disappointment with this set is the lack of a chef’s knife. We longed for the same quality and sharpness all the other knives possessed but in chef’s form. The storage block is also ridiculously wide and tall, making it a no-go for tiny kitchens or those short on counter space. Then there’s the… Continue reading Cooking Knives & Kitchen Cutlery

Other reviewers have noted rust spots after running these knives through the dishwasher, so we made sure to wash and dry immediately by hand. Any spots that appear can most likely be removed with a stainless steel cleaner, like Bar Keeper’s Friend. Kitchen Warehouse is proud to offer more than just great prices. Knives don’t… Continue reading Save 50% on the Cuisinart knife block set that over 10,000 Amazon shoppers agree is the best

Sign up for the Prudent Reviews newsletter to get those alerts and save on brands like Cuisinart, All-Clad, Calphalon, and more. Cuisinart knives are affordable compared to other premium knife brands. Their price is lower because of the materials, construction, and fact that they’re manufactured in China. However, after a few weeks, I noticed them… Continue reading Are Cuisinart Knives Any Good? In-Depth Review

As a point of comparison, zirconia is 8.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, while unhardened steel is between 7.5 and 8.0. There are a few choices on our list that fit this description. Although they differ from a true cuisinart knife ceramic knife, these knives are not always better or worse. For many… Continue reading Cooking Knives & Kitchen Cutlery

This ceramic knife, unlike most, has a micro-serrated edge that can “saw” through tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables with waxy skins and soft interiors. This Kyocera 8-inch Chef’s knife has an ergonomic grip and a lightweight feel to it. The ceramic blade is impervious to acids, juices, salts, or other elements. Compared to metal… Continue reading Cooking Knives & Kitchen Cutlery

If and when you have these knives resharpened, make sure you use a sharpener designed for Asian knives or bring them to a pro who’s familiar with them. Crafted by hand in Japan, they’re forged of Damascus steel which is created by welding together different alloys and folding them into layers. The process leaves a… Continue reading Cooking Knives & Kitchen Cutlery