- Set includes five kitchen knives: chef's, bread, slicer, utility, paring
- Also: six steak knives, honing steel, shears, 14-slot hardwood storage block
- Blades stamped from high-carbon stainless steel
- Synthetic handles shaped to fit hand snugly
- Made in China
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This inexpensive set provides a cook with five essential kitchen knives as well as six steak knives for the dinner table. Included in the set is a 14-slot hardwood block for storing everything within reach on the counter, a rugged pair of kitchen shears for cutting everything from poultry to flowers, and an 8-inch steel for keeping knife edges aligned. Stamped from high-carbon stainless steel, the knives have durable synthetic handles that are shaped to snugly fit the hand. Finger slots in the handles ensure the knives can be safely controlled. The five kitchen knives are an 8-inch chef's knife; an 8-inch serrated bread knife for crusty loaves; an 8-inch slicer for roasts, poultry, and ham; a 6-inch utility knife; and a 3-1/2-inch paring knife. The six steak knives have 5-inch serrated blades. All the knives are dishwasher-safe but hand washing better protects their edges. --Fred Brack
What's in the Box
14-slot hardwood block, kitchen shears, 8-inch steel, 8-inch chef's knife, 8-inch serrated bread knife, 8-inch slicer, 6-inch utility knife, 3-1/2-inch paring knife, six 5-inch serrated steak knives
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249 of 254 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Hall of Infamy Winner!,
By The Other CG "Crimson Gal" (Massachusetts, United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Sabatier ChefStar 14-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
This set of knives belongs in the Pantheon of Miserable Products. It is, bar none, the worst purchase I have made in my adult life. Don't be seduced by the low,and seemingly irresistible, asking price. It's not even worth that drastically reduced amount. I should have heeded the reviews from others who said that these knives practically rust in front of your eyes. I am very conscientious about washing my knives in hot soapy water and drying them right away, but these blades are IMPOSSIBLE to safeguard from corrosion. Finally, as a further knife to the heart (so to speak...), their cutting properties are minimal. I have sliced the tips of two fingers trying to get these dull blades through bread and vegetables. Unless you get a thrill from being maimed, avoid this cutlery like the plague. I wish I had sent them back almost immediately.
40 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Sabatier,
By "grwalter" (Hollywood, fl USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sabatier ChefStar 14-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
...Many companies use the "Sabatier" name, and the $240 "list price" makes you think these are the real thing, but they're not. The real ones are forged, not stamped. They have wooden riveted handles, not synthetic. And professional knives are not dishwasher-safe. ...
46 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent starter set of knives,
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This review is from: Sabatier ChefStar 14-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
I was going to purchase this as a gift for my father, but when he said he already got a new set of knives, I started thinking of myself. I've used the same old set of knives by a maker that I do not believe even exists anymore. I was a bit taken back by the inexpensive price listed here on Amazon, but I figured this was cheaper than Faberware's professional line, what did I have to lose? Absolutely nothing! My old set had edges not even 4cm wide, looking at the deep edge of these knives made me immediately notice the quality. I have rather small hands, but these knives, even the chef's knife, fit easily and comfortably in my hands. They felt well balanced in my hands and not top heavy like many brands felt in my hand (where the blade portion is much heavier than the handle, and the knife feels like its falling into your food). The razor sharp edges right out of the box were more than I'd ever want. I immediately was able to cut up potatoes, a london broil as well as a tomato with great ease! What a difference quality makes! Instead of mashing the roast in order to cut it, these knives easily cut right through the meat with no mashing, and then easily through the potato and then right through the tomato. I've never handled knives like this before. Also these knives are quite attractive with their silver logos on the ends of the knives and the all black handle (no rivets). The block looks gorgeous in my kitchen and holds the knives well. The only other thing I could ask for would be a block with the knife sharpeners inside. Maybe thats a cheap block, I dont know, but its always been a nice feature in previous blocks I've owned. Also I'd love to see a filet knife in the extra slot in the block. I guess Sabitier wants you to buy one of theirs, but Amazon isnt carrying the matching filet knife so far.Now, I'm sure for those who are familiar with using more professional grade knives, this may very well not be a good set for them. Since I am not familiar with [expensive] knives, I wouldnt know the difference. But I will say that these knives are wonderful for your home cook who's not making gourmet meals, but more meat and potatoes for their family. I'm sure that you'll agree that this is definitely the most bang for your knife buck
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