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Posted at 12:08 PM on Wednesday 11/14/07 by
Ben
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Amazon.com has the Chicago Cutlery Bistro Forged 13-Piece Set for $60 with free shipping. Includes (4) 4.5 steak knives, kitchen shears, 3 parer, 3.5 parer, 5 utility, 5 partoku, 7 santoku, 8 serrated bread, 8 sharpening steel, and block. [BizRate]
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    TheKitty - Posted 12:10 pm PST 11/14/07 (1484 Posts)  Report Spam

    Great gift for your mad wife

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    JinOH - Posted 12:15 pm PST 11/14/07 (1311 Posts)  Report Spam

    I like the look of the black block. More than the normal wood you see most of the time.

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    aiyahboy409 - Posted 12:15 pm PST 11/14/07 (6 Posts)  Report Spam

    just stay clear of the kitchen when she's on her rag

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    mjmmdea - Posted 12:31 pm PST 11/14/07 (114 Posts)  Report Spam

    i hope they stay sharp.

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    ishop247 - Posted 12:40 pm PST 11/14/07 (99 Posts)  Report Spam

    cutco brand is better

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    BestBuy Sucks - Posted 12:41 pm PST 11/14/07 (1096 Posts)  Report Spam

    Product Features
    *High-carbon stainless steel blades feature our exclusive Taper Grind edge. technology for optimum sharpness.
    *Full tang blade extends from tip of the knife to end of the handle for added balance and strength.
    *Triple compression stainless steel rivets hold the handles securely to the blade for added safety and stability.
    *Technology for optimum sharpness. Edge retention and easier resharpening.
    *Sharpening Steel, Black Block

    No reviews though on Amazon for these knives so who knows if they are flimsy.

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    rdcollns - Posted 12:42 pm PST 11/14/07 (956 Posts)  Report Spam

    I would recommend the Miracle Blade. They sell it at CVS or Amazon among other places and they are dirt cheap. Two of my siblings have had them for years and they outperform all but the super premium knife sets. They are also much safer than the super premium knife sets as they tend to cut steak and other food incredibly well, but human bone - not so well.

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    sethook - Posted 12:49 pm PST 11/14/07 (1587 Posts)  Report Spam

    This set would have you on the cutting edge of culinary preporations.

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    jjbagoose - Posted 1:07 pm PST 11/14/07 (323 Posts)  Report Spam

    Beware, this set only works in Chicago Bistros.

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    thelehmanlip - Posted 1:20 pm PST 11/14/07 (223 Posts)  Report Spam

    pretty cheap price for a 13 knife set- don't they usually range in the 100s?

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    amcfly22 - Posted 1:29 pm PST 11/14/07 (308 Posts)  Report Spam

    #9 thanks i was about to buy one.

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    asciiwar - Posted 1:31 pm PST 11/14/07 (399 Posts)  Report Spam

    I would recommend the Henckels Int'l from Target, which is the same price range. Those knives are good.

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    Chrisman - Posted 1:32 pm PST 11/14/07 (3251 Posts)  Report Spam

    #5 is right. Cutco rules...just saw it on "how it's made" TV show. Sharpest knife in the world, as verified by outside labs. Now I can hack my fingers off in one swift cut, rather than sawing back and forth...

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    JVance - Posted 1:34 pm PST 11/14/07 (1101 Posts)  Report Spam

    Good set for the college student.

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    fuckbilltang - Posted 1:45 pm PST 11/14/07 (1995 Posts)  Report Spam

    JinOH wrote:
    I like the black block. More than the normal wood you see most of the time.


    #2: I like to end sentences. To start new ones where the old ones should have continued on.

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    Anonymous - Posted 1:49 pm PST 11/14/07 (16776922 Posts)  Report Spam

    #15 - you've been smoking funny cigars again?

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    swoo - Posted 2:00 pm PST 11/14/07 (23 Posts)  Report Spam

    For the price, I think you could afford to replace them in 4-5 years. So even if they don't last, it was at a good bargain price anyway.

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    dpixel8 - Posted 5:11 pm PST 11/14/07 (152 Posts)  Report Spam

    extremely affordable if you need a block knife set and are on a budget.

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    SelfGovern - Posted 6:47 pm PST 11/14/07 (2021 Posts)  Report Spam

    This does seem like a good price on entry-level knives. Since a steel is included, I'd assume that they're real knives, not saws.

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    SelfGovern - Posted 6:51 pm PST 11/14/07 (2021 Posts)  Report Spam

    High entertainment! I went out to the Miracle Blade (suggested by #7) website, and they are nice enough to have a customer reviews page. Among the reviews was this (exerpted from a full "review"):
    "I was so excited that I bought them online and went to
    UPS to pick them up! When I got them, I spent all night
    chopping stuff. I cut bananas in mid air, I cut leather
    steel-toed boots, I even used them to cut the bottom off
    of my Christmas Tree..."

    This person must be a real riot to live with!

    (NOTE: This is a review of the Miracle Blade knife set, NOT
    the one referenced in this deal!)

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