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HomeDiningFlatwareSteak KnivesJ.A. Henckels International 4-Piece Prime Steak Set |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 36 customer reviews )
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18 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 Made in Thailand Apr 10, 2008
By D. Sun
These are decent knives, but they are made in Thailand, they are extra shiny and look to have a chrome cover or something. The price is fairly low and the serrated edges are really sharp. The knives do the job, but they do not reflect the quality of my other Henckel knives.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Decent knife Jan 13, 2011
By R. J. Burrus
"flatlndr3"
A decent knife for the money. Stamped in Thailand, full tang thru handle,
serrated on BOTH sides of cutting edge. There is enough blade here, one
could grind a professional cutting edge if desired. Will work great for
average user as is.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Slice and dice in a breeze Apr 19, 2008
By T. Smith
This is a very sharp pair of knives. Perfect for any small jobs you may have. My husband loves these knives. They are about the only thing he uses to cut food items in the kitchen. They are a must for any steak lover. You will not be disappointed with their quality or price.
9 of 11 found the following review helpful:
A Cutting edge Mar 05, 2008
By J. Robinson
"A Hopeless Romantic"
This the best steak knife set I have ever owned. A welcome addition to the dining experience. It does have a small serrated edge. (not big teeth)
and cuts through steaks and chops effortlessly. Feels very good in the hand. Not bulky at all and attractive too. This JA Henckel's makes the grade.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Good knives at a great price Sep 20, 2011
By F. Fleming
These are not as expensive as Shun or Global knives, and their basic aesthetic reflects that fact. However, they still look smart and functionally are as good as any more expensive set. These were stamped in Thailand (not forged in Japan or Germany), and that does not affect their function. These are steak knives - they're utensils, not tools. When it comes to a chef's knife, the prudent thing to do is often to spend a good chunk of change (though Victorinox's $35 knives give more expensive Wusthof and Shuns a run for their money). Steak knives, however, are a different beast: they're used for meals, not mincing, dinner not dicing, chops not chopping. There's no benefit to having super-expensive German-forged steel in your steak knives, because the way that they are used would not see any benefit from their being manufactured as such (plus, stamping technique has gotten much better in the past several years- a stamped knife from 2011 is much better than one from 1995).
These knives are very sharp, look good, and after about three months of near-daily use have shown no signs of dulling or other wear. Serrations are present on both sides of the blade and the knives are full-tang. At $20 for a set of four, these are a great value.
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