Buy Berghoff 8-Piece Gourmet Knife BlockBerghoff 8-Piece Gourmet Knife Block Product Description:
- The ergonomically designed handles provide a comfortable, safe grip as well as a perfect balance between the blade and handle
- The stylish wood block makes it easy to store and display your knives safely and within reach
- Set includes: peeling knife, 4 utility knife, 6 utility knife, flexible boning knife , knife-sharpener, chefs knife, bread knife, and a wood block
- Due to the seamless transition between the handle and the blade, food particles cannot get trapped, making these knives more hygienic.
Product Description
8 piece knife set has everything you will need to carve through your favorite meat, poultry, or fish.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Well-made and Nicely Balanced Cutlery
By Michael Kear
Let me preface my review by saying that I received this set of cutlery in exchange for reviewing the product. There is no requirement that I give a good review. Also, let me point out that the actual set of knives I received has a different product number than the one on this page and is more probably the set listed here: BergHOFF Forged 8-Piece Knife Block Set. Nevertheless, I imagine that the two sets are very similar.The BergHOFF Forged 8-Piece Knife Block Set is great. If you're anything like me, cutlery isn't something you give a lot of thought to. My own long-time knife block set was purchased at Walmart or somewhere similar years ago and probably cost less than $100. And these knives have served me just fine for the limited use I give them. If you want a more study and long-lasting set, however, you may want to take a look at these BergHOFF knives.The set includes six knives, a pair of kitchen shears and a wooden block to hold all the pieces securely. The knives are as follows: an 8" Chef;s knife, an 8" Carving knife, an 8"Bread knife, a 7" Japanese Santoku Chef knife, a 5" Utility knife and a 3.5" Paring knife. I found that the knives are all quite well-balanced, which is important if you're going to use them extensively for preparing meals. They are not heavy, but they do feel substantial in your hand; not cheap. The bread knife comes with a serrated blade and works really well on tomatoes and other thin-skinned vegetables. The kitchen shears have serrated blades as well and are suitable for everything from clipping leafy vegetables to butchering a chicken. My favorite knife of the set is the Santoku Japanese Chef knife. The balance is great and I find the shape and size of this blade to be the most versatile of all the knives.The handles on these knives are comfortable to my hand, ergonomic and well-constructed.The wooden block is heavy but does not take up a lot of counter top space.This set loses one point with me for not having a sharpening tool with it. One of the things I appreciate about my old set is the sharpening tool. If you don't have one already, you'll probably want to acquire one in order to keep your knives nice and sharp.Over all, this is a good set at the current price Amazon has for it. Given the proper care, it should last for many years.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Solid knife set for basic kitchen/cooking tasks
By Steve G
The short review:Solid knife set for basic kitchen/cooking tasks.The longer review:- Solid construction on these knives. They feel very sturdy.- The grips are great, and the knife is comfortable in your hand.- Good looking block. It's not the one in the photo however, it's an angled wooden block - not a black cylinder.- No steak knifes, and no room in the block for additional knives beyond what comes with the set. It's kind of a bummer to have a block in my kitchen without the space for some steak knives.- Scissors included. Every since my first knife set that included scissors, I've used them in the kitchen a lot more than I thought I would.I will update this review in the future with information about how the knife set holds up over time.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Good Knives
By Dustin Farahnak
These are good basic knives for most cooking functions.Pros:Full tang and solid construction. The handles and rivets are so well fitted that it's as though they just painted them on.They came sharp enough to be used immediately.The handles are quite comfortable.The block is attractive.The knives serve their function. Very good bread knife serration, for example. The cute paring knife is very easy to use. The chef's knife is excellent.Cons:A bit thin? They feel sturdy anyhow.I can just tell the steel will tarnish if I let it. I'm probably not going to put these in the dishwashing machine. Albeit they come with a 30 year warranty so perhaps this impression is unfair (I certainly am not an expert on knives).If the knives wear out, I will return to report that in the review, but I anticipate I'll get reliable use out of them for a long time.Value:This is tricky question. These are much better than what I had previously (normal set from Target). I don't know that the list price (the higher number they cross out to suggest you're getting a huge discount) is all that realistic.For the current price I would say they are a fair value. If they go on sale for $125 or less I would say that represents a very good value.EDIT: I'm adding the fifth star after using these for a while. I have never had a quality set of knives before, and did not appreciate just how much easier it is to cut food. I would never go back to the Ikea or Target level quality, and I'm quite a cheapskate. These are worth the price. They are holding up under lots of use, btw.
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