The Zancudo is a folder with a 2.9 inch AUS 8 steel blade, a tough frame lock, a plain face, and I’m going to marry it someday. I’ve been a big fan of ESEE Knives for a while now, but I rarely need fixed-blade knives so it’s hard for me to justify dropping the hypothetical …
Busy home cooks know a knife set is important even if funds are limited. That is why we wrote this article. We bought and tested every knife set mentioned here to help you make the best choice. Budget knife sets under $100 may not be as exciting as premium knife sets that are flashy and …
Knife Specifications Blade Length: 9.3 inches Overall Length: 14.8 inches Blade Steel: Stainless Steel Handle Material: Wood Blade Finish: Polished Weight: 5.4 ounces Manufacture Location: Japan Pros Excellent Value Full Tang Very Sharp Comfortable Handle Versatile Durable Cons Single Sided Serration Slight Blade Bow With Heavier Breads. This $22 Bread Knife May Be The Best Bargain In The Cutlery …
We tested a lot of Japanese knives and knife sets for this article and listed our favorites. We also made sure that every set listed is made in Japan. If you are a serious cook or even a chef who is looking for a good Japanese cooking knife or set on a bit of a …
This is a place to learn the history, techniques, and terminology related to knives and knife activities. If you’re curious about how to sharpen a knife or what the heck S30V steel is, this might be the place to look. Come learn about knife construction and terminology so you can tell knife snobs to shut …
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Kitchen cutlery manufacturers are producing new knife sets at an incredible rate in in the modern era. There are also new cutlery companies popping up on a regular basis. This can make it tough for the consumer to know what set is best for their needs. Fortunately Nothing But Knives can help. We test dozens …
This has been a fairly popular knife for over fifty years, but it’s popularity seems to have peeked in the 70’s and 80’s. This is partially due to Old Timer moving the manufacturing overseas and using budget materials. The Impressive design of the Sharpfinger helped it maintain popularity in spite of the questionable decisions made …
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