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If you don’t have a spot on your countertop, the latter is a good choice. Look for ergonomic handles; these make the knives more comfortable to use and work with. This set includes an 8″ Chef’s knife, 8″ Slicing knife, 7″ Santoku knife, 5″ Serrated Utility knife, and 3.5″ Paring knife, all with blade guards.… Continue reading Henckels vs Cuisinart Kitchen Knives In-Depth Comparison

They look like ceramic blades because they are colored, but no, they ARE NOT CERAMIC BLADES!! Stainless steel with a nonstick colored coating on them, except for the very edge which is the cutting edge. Cuisinart offers a surprising amount of forged blades, considering the price of its products. The Marble Style, Nitrogen, Triple Rivet… Continue reading Henckels vs Cuisinart Kitchen Knives In-Depth Comparison

For this price, you’ll be hard-pressed to find any major brand that can compete. The closest competitor is Victorinox, though their Fibrox Pro chef knife still comes in at nearly twice the price of a Cuisinart chef knife. None of Cuisinart’s knives require more than these basic care gotham steel cookware sets and maintenance steps.… Continue reading Henckels vs Cuisinart Kitchen Knives In-Depth Comparison

Their edges are not as sharp as carbon steel, though, and they are harder to sharpen. Many purists prefer knives made from carbon steel, which makes for very strong blades and edges that stay sharper longer. However, these need to be seasoned to prevent rust and to make them more resistant to acidic compounds like… Continue reading Henckels vs Cuisinart Kitchen Knives In-Depth Comparison