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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent no-frills pattern for us plain folk,
By Steve (Baltimore, MD) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Yamazaki Bolo 65 piece flatware set with covered wooden caddy. (Kitchen)
The Yamazaki Bolo flatware set is everything I wanted for everyday use. The utensils are plain, sleek, and slightly curved in the hand. Weight is perhaps a bit light for those who like a hefty set, but certainly heavier than many I tried at department stores. The box is a give-away. Don't get your hopes up, you could make it in the garage in a few hours. I am very pleased with the flatware, however. It is darn near impossible these days to find a plain pattern in 18/8 or 18/10 alloy that still has a traditional look to the fork tines, the spoon head, ok...the knife is a bit big for my taste, but I've looked for a number of years and I can live with this minor issue. Would definitely buy again...might even do so just to have spares!January 2012 Update Went online to look for some replacements for our set (how do forks and spoons disappear in a small house?) and noted the concerns expressed by others. For the record, we hand-wash our dishes because there is no place in our small kitchen to put a washer. So far I am still very happy with our purchase. I do feel bad for those of you who have experienced issues with detergent etch and such. We use daily and we cook with all sorts of acidic and other foods. Simply have had no problems here.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Looks good, not good quality.,
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This review is from: Yamazaki Bolo 65 piece flatware set with covered wooden caddy. (Kitchen)
I was searching for the numbers that go with this set, 18/10, 18/8, etc....and saw that the Bolo servers that go with it are 18/8, so I figured the 65 piece flatware set is the same. Boy was I wrong. After seeing scratches and nicks in the pieces, I called Yamazaki headquarters and asked. Sure enough, it's 18/0. Do not want.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Rust Stains,
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This review is from: Yamazaki Bolo 65 piece flatware set with covered wooden caddy. (Kitchen)
After years of using cheap silverware I finally saved up money and spend hundreds of dollars on 16 settings plus multiple serving utensils of the Bolo silverware. I was horrified when many pieces quickly developed rust spots, especially the knives. I do not use lemon detergent as has been suggested and never had any problems with my cheap silverware. Very, very disappointing. Have recently contacted Yamazaki regarding these defects. DO NOT PURCHASE!
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