- Electric knife with 9-inch serrated blades effortlessly slices food
- High, rubberized handle for slicing straight down to cutting board
- Set includes 10-1/4-inch stainless-steel carving fork with plastic handle
- Power handle, blades, fork store in 7-1/2-by-12-inch plastic case
- Bonus included: 7-1/2-by-11-3/4-inch poly cutting board
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Amazon.com Review
Its high handle permits this electric knife's twin 9-inch serrated stainless-steel blades to slice a roast, a loaf of crusty bread, a block of cheese, or a pineapple straight down all the way to the cutting board. With 100 watts of power, the knife requires no skill to effortlessly carve uniform slices. All it requires is grasping the power handle (rubberized for comfort and slip resistance), pulling the trigger, and drawing the knife in a straight line, as the blades saw back and forth at high speed. Included with the knife in this set is a 10-1/4-inch, stainless-steel carving fork with a rugged plastic handle. Power handle, blades, and fork store in a 7-1/2-by-12-inch plastic case with a snap-on top that's only 3 inches deep so it can fit in a drawer. As a bonus, a 7-1/2-by-11-3/4-inch poly cutting board comes along with the knife set. The knife carries a one-year warranty against defects. --Fred Brack
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32 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Finally A Knife That Slices All the Way to the Board,
By Janet (Clarkston, MI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Black & Decker EK550L Ergo Electric Knife with Fork, Cutting Board, and Case (Kitchen)
I have always wanted an electric knife that didn't leave a small wedge that wasn't sliced through. Now I have one. It does a wonderful job on meats and breads. On cheese it does a satisfactory job, although I prefer a plain, old serated knife. The safety lock which prevents the blade from moving while inserting or removing it is also a worthwhile feature.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A very good medium priced electric knife,
By Christian (Mansfield, MA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Black & Decker EK550L Ergo Electric Knife with Fork, Cutting Board, and Case (Kitchen)
I bought this knife to avoid tragic turkey incidents. You see, I used to try to carve my Thanksgiving Turkey by hand with poor results (as in, "Gee Tom would you rather have a 1 inch slab of Turkey or a wafer thin piece?") I bought the knife as it was in the perfect middle area between the cheapie knives and the $50 models. After cutting my first turkey with this knife, I wished I had bought one years ago. This knife is just great--the rubber handle lets you keep the knife firmly in hand even when you get turkey grease on your hand. Also, there is a handle over the trigger so you cannot turn the knife on when changing the blade. And the bottom line is that this cuts like a dream. I've used it on everything from turkey to roasts with great results--it allows me to easily cut nice uniform slices. No more tragic turkey incidents!!!! The only reason I am here today writing a review is because I wanted to order another knife as a Christmas gift and saw that this knife received a poor review which I just don't understand. My knife is probably about 4 years old and I still love it.
9 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
This knife stinks. FIND ANYTHING ELSE,
By A Customer
This review is from: Black & Decker EK550L Ergo Electric Knife with Fork, Cutting Board, and Case (Kitchen)
Absolutely the worst knife I have ever used. By FAR. Ergo, as in ergonomic??? NOT. Can't even hold the on-switch on for a full minute, it keeps turning off. What a HUGE PAIN. AVOID.
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