Although this is a practical knife set, it does have a few faults. The selection of knives is good, with a bread slicer, carving knife and chef's knife at the top end--enough to handle most of the heavy work-- while a utility knife and two paring knives cover the ...

You may actually be more tempted by the extra deals Chicago Cutlery offers with this 18 piece Block Set than by the knives themselves. Eight prep knives, eight steak knives, a sharpening steel and a laminated bamboo block make up the primary package, but wait! There's more!

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Chicago Cutlery's Insignia2 18 piece knife block set includes all the essential knives for the home kitchen plus 8 steak knives, a pair of easily cleaned kitchen shears, and a massive hardwood knife block with a built in slot style knife sharpener. The construction of the Insignia2 is ...

Sixteen forged stainless steel knives, a quality bamboo knife block and a sharpening steel will be enough to outfit nearly any kitchen. Despite the trendy look of the brushed stainless steel full tang handles and the lifetime warranty of the flat ground blades, a cautious buyer should be ...

Simple construction, good steel, a useful selection of blades in a solid hardwood knife block--all this adds up to an economical choice that many owners swear by. While you don't get the heavy forged bolster construction of Chicago Cutlery's more expensive lines, there's plenty of strong steel in these blades. ...

I have an old Chicago Cutlery cooks knife which is an amazing example of what American knifemakers once regularly produced. Unfortunately, this knife isn't a suitable heir to that reputation. To be fair, this is an inexpensive "specialty" knife aimed at the casual home cook who might use a boning ...

Of the many "block sets" on the market, this is one of the few which comes close to getting it right. Refreshingly, it offers only a few of the essentials and very little filler.

This isn't a professional grade set, nor even a set aimed at the accomplished home cook. This ...

This knife will cost you ten bucks or so. How good could it be? But read the reviews on Amazon and I bet you're taking out your wallet.

Twenty-three people bothered to write that they had discovered a steal of a bargain on this bread knife. It's one of the most popular knives ...

This Santoku is a seven-inch Japanese style chef's knife. Chicago Cutlery specializes in delivering high value knives. When I say value, I mean that you get more than what you pay for, not that this is the highest-end knife out there. I'll link to a slightly higher-grade knife below as well so you ...