Husband has a thing about the "right" brand of knives. I just use the ones he buys :wink:

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I have to say for the money the Miracle Blade makes a good set of knives.They go thru fingers like butter and the doctor says the cut was "like a brand new razor".:redface: GL on your search hope this helps.Clint

I worked as a Chef for years, So I've tried a tone of different knives.
In my kitchen at home you'll find Henckels and ChefMate's (I prefer my ChefMates)
Those are Gorgeous knives, But I don't think I could justify them in a work kitchen let alone my home one.

My preferred knife is my little ceramic blade knife made by Kyocera.

this is my set, had it for 4 years now and it is actualy the best set I have had yet beleive it or not.

http://www.ronco.com/rco_prodinfo.as...=7&active=desc

Steve

I have cutco as well, in fact I used to sell it :) best knives I have ever owned, will never get another brand again!

Why did you stop selling Cutco? I've used them before. I wasn't too awfully impressed. They're stamped, not forged :(

Anyway, I guess it was inevitable, but I've finally sliced off the tip of my thumb with one of the knives (dumb mistake, I know, I WATCH FOOD NETWORK TOO).

The knife

http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/237/owned2sd7.th.jpg

The result

http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/4...ned3dv2.th.jpg

Half an hour and two bandages later

http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/8...ned1vu9.th.jpg


EL OH EL! FRICKING SWEET EH?


Edit: Actually, about Cutco, the Double-D blades were pretty nift, but the straight edge knives left a lot to be desired for knives of that price range.

Who was the lucky person that got the extra meat in their dinner?

Hah, who knows. But it's kinda disturbing to think that Phil might have a bit of my meat inside him...

:lol: