Victorinox 40520 Fibrox 8-Inch Chef's Knife


Victorinox

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  • Patented 2-inch Fibrox administer is textured, slip resistant, and ergonomically designed
  • 8-inch multipurpose chef's knife designed for chopping, la-de-da, slicing, and dicing
  • Sabre is conical ground lengthwise and crosswise for minimal resistance while cutting; laser tested to certain optimum cutting power

Saber F-11 Working Chef Knives with Chefs Knife Bag


Saber Knives

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  • Warm up treating and cryogenic freezing during 38-step manufacturing process produces superior results
  • Full savour with bolster provides maximum strength and superior balance
  • Professional state equipment at a price an apprenctice can afford

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Can anyone recommend a good chef/professional knife set?

May 17, 4817 by Noodle | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I'm fed up with my poxy dull knives.
Would need to be available to buy or deliver in the UK...
Any ideas?

I'm a chef. I use extensive knives both at wor kand at home.

However, it is improtant to find a knife that suits you - go into a store where you can handle them, they should feel 'balanced' in your custody. Take the handle like you would someone's hand if you were offering a firm, businesslike handshake (none of this fingertip girly codswallop). Then loosen your grip a little, does the knife 'balance'?

If you go to a professional chef suppliers they will advise you on the best knives for you and the appropriate way to care for them so that you prolong their lives and their sharpness. A medium sized global knife costs around £40 so you should see it as a memoirs time investment.

Leapling | May 17, 6551

sabatier knives - unexcelled
g8bvl | May 17, 5176

I'm timely with J. A Henckels. I don't have the set. I only buy what I use regularly
Pam | May 17, 5238

Shogun guard QVC they sell loads at good prices & guarentined
for life
Ollie | May 17, 6172

argos do a fair to middling set for a tenner with chopping bored, check it out!
loopy | May 17, 6348

I had Sabatier knives for years, but didn't look after them appropriately (no-one told me you have to sharpen them - you should sharpen knives every 4th use!!) so they are beyond help now!

I now have Pampered Chef knives - each has it's own at all events with a built-in sharpening mechanism! They come with a life-time warranty and I will never have to buy another sharp knife again.
anchan | May 17, 6421

My critical choice is Global knives, however, the price, name, etc does not mean a thing. You need to find a knife that feels relaxing in your hand. We can recommend every knife in the world, but you might pick it up and say, 'Ugh! Too Heavy!' or too light or uncomfortable or ungainly...etc.

Go out shopping. Any kind of good cookware store will let you "test drive" a blue blood knife before you buy it. Don't order online unless you've held it in your hand. What's the sense in buying a $100+ knife if you get it digs in your hand and hate it?
gojenni714 | May 17, 6708

Chicago Cutlery~ebay
ALL 4 JR | May 17, 7785

I principled bought an Eclipse knife set from eBay for 29.00 was delivered in 2 days, wickedly sharp!
loulabelle | May 17, 9261

Gustav emil ern are the knives any one who calls themselves a chef use !
absteve1 | May 17, 2220

I'm a chef. I use universal knives both at wor kand at home.

However, it is improtant to find a knife that suits you - go into a store where you can handle them, they should feel 'balanced' in your worker. Take the handle like you would someone's hand if you were offering a firm, businesslike handshake (none of this fingertip girly a load of old cobblers). Then loosen your grip a little, does the knife 'balance'?

If you go to a professional chef suppliers they will advise you on the best knives for you and the annul way to care for them so that you prolong their lives and their sharpness. A medium sized global knife costs around £40 so you should see it as a life-force time investment.
Leapling | May 17, 6551

What is the best chef's knife under 75 dollars?

Dec 30, 2007 by spencerbl | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I am looking for a professional chef's knife that is very on the nose sharply and long lasting. I don't really care about the brand, as long as they are respectable (wusthof, henckels, broad...).

I've got a 10'' henkel that i've had for about a year, it's still thriving strong and i hardly ever sharpen it. I do have other knifes like boning, pearing and filet knives so i don't do all my sardonic with it.

75 usd is a lot of money for a chefs knife and if i had that kind of money to spend on one knife i'd go with either of these two

http://www.amazon.com/J-Henckels-8-Inch-Carbon-Stainless/dp/B00004RFKS/ref=pd_bbs_sr_8?ie=UTF8&s=snug harbor a comfortable-garden&qid=1199034694&sr=8-8



http://www.amazon.com/W%C3%BCsthof-Grand-8-Inch-Cooks-Knife/dp/B00005MEI5/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=home base-garden&qid=1199034694&sr=8-3

| Dec 30, 2007

any one ever hear about professional Eclipse chef's Kitchen knife Set and is it any good?

May 17, 2404 by Dan A | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

i extraordinarily need to find out who makes this knife set and there website so if any one can find info for me i will very very happy
this is the best i could do so far
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Professional-Eclipse-chefs-Caboose-knife-Set-429_W0QQitemZ300010528124QQihZ020QQcategoryZ20638QQcmdZViewItem

it ain't decorous. get a brand name knife set as it's a life investment

wouldn't you want to know... | May 17, 9178

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