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This Item  KitchenAid Gourmet Forged Stainless Steel Knife Block Set with Built-in Knife Sharpener, High-Carbon Japanese Stainless Steel Kitchen Knives, Sharp Kitchen Knife Set with Block, 14 Piece, Black |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| material | Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel,Steel | Stainless Steel,Steel,Wood | Stainless Steel,Steel | Japanese steel |
| number of pieces | 14 | 15 | 16 | 16 | 20 | 14 |
| blade material | Alloy Steel | Stainless Steel | High Carbon Steel | Japanese High Carbon Steel | — | Stainless Steel |
| blade edge | Serrated | Plain | Double-edged Blade | Straight | Serrated | Serrated |
| handle material | — | Stainless Steel | Engineered Wood | — | Stainless Steel | — |
| construction type | Forged | Forged | Forged | Forged | Forged | Forged |
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Mostly Happy With This Set!
The knife block is heavy duty and the knives are good and sharp! I wish they could be washed in the dishwasher like my German stainless Kitchen Aid steak knives that I bought years ago. I have washed these by hand and they continue to be rust free. One of the knives was pitted on the handle but that doesn’t affect their use- just the look!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023
Good product with the great Kitchen Aid quality
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
The knife block is heavy duty and the knives are good and sharp! I wish they could be washed in the dishwasher like my German stainless Kitchen Aid steak knives that I bought years ago. I have washed these by hand and they continue to be rust free. One of the knives was pitted on the handle but that doesn’t affect their use- just the look!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2023
This is a review for the KitchenAid Gourmet Forged Triple Rivet Knife Block Set with Built-in Knife Sharpener, High-Carbon Japanese Stainless Steel Kitchen Knives, Sharp Kitchen Knife Set with Block, 14 Piece, Black
This is a very nice set of knives. Here are some of my observations:
Build Quality: The stamping on the knives say that they are made from Japanese Steel. This type of steel is typically a bit harder than German steel. This allows the knives to retain their edge for a bit longer. But the drawback is that they are a bit more brittle and are more susceptible to chipping. To date, I do not have any chips on my knives. (im only cutting things like meats, fruits, and vegetables on a wood cutting board). These came out of the box EXTREMELY sharp. Looking down the edge of the blade it looks like the bevel is very uniform and provides a great Cutting edge.
Design: these are a very clean looking set of knives. These are a single piece design where the handle and blade are made from the same part of steel. The shape of the handle Fits into my hand very well and has a great curve profile that makes it easy to hold. The balance point of the knives seem to be right at the heel of the blade. None of the knives have a Bolster. (some people prefer to have them since it provides a bit of extra protection for your fingers, however it makes it harder to sharpen).
Knife Block: the knife Block has a built in Sharpening tool. I’m on the fence on whether of not I like it. It only has a single blade profile and it only has a sharpening steel in it. (its missing a Honing ceramic) This will not get the blades back to tip-top shape. The wood in the block is solid and the manufacturer engraved their Brand into the bottom-front of the block.
Overall: Currently I have a few really nice Wusthof knives that are my everyday knives. My Wusthof are not a part of a set I I just got a few that I knew I would use everyday. When comparing these new Kitchen-aid knives to these, here is what I think… I think the kitchen-aid has a better handle that feels a bit more comfortable. The Kitchen-aid knives feel a bit lighter so I can work w/ them for an extended period of time. However I still prefer the Wusthof blades due to the ruggedness and they feel more solid when working w/ a wide array of foods.
Side Note: I love the Kitchen-aid Bread knife. In the past I’ve only ever had a cheap bread knife and they always smushed my bread when slicing. This knife slices bread very well and doesn’t deform it.
This is a very nice set of knives. Here are some of my observations:
Build Quality: The stamping on the knives say that they are made from Japanese Steel. This type of steel is typically a bit harder than German steel. This allows the knives to retain their edge for a bit longer. But the drawback is that they are a bit more brittle and are more susceptible to chipping. To date, I do not have any chips on my knives. (im only cutting things like meats, fruits, and vegetables on a wood cutting board). These came out of the box EXTREMELY sharp. Looking down the edge of the blade it looks like the bevel is very uniform and provides a great Cutting edge.
Design: these are a very clean looking set of knives. These are a single piece design where the handle and blade are made from the same part of steel. The shape of the handle Fits into my hand very well and has a great curve profile that makes it easy to hold. The balance point of the knives seem to be right at the heel of the blade. None of the knives have a Bolster. (some people prefer to have them since it provides a bit of extra protection for your fingers, however it makes it harder to sharpen).
Knife Block: the knife Block has a built in Sharpening tool. I’m on the fence on whether of not I like it. It only has a single blade profile and it only has a sharpening steel in it. (its missing a Honing ceramic) This will not get the blades back to tip-top shape. The wood in the block is solid and the manufacturer engraved their Brand into the bottom-front of the block.
Overall: Currently I have a few really nice Wusthof knives that are my everyday knives. My Wusthof are not a part of a set I I just got a few that I knew I would use everyday. When comparing these new Kitchen-aid knives to these, here is what I think… I think the kitchen-aid has a better handle that feels a bit more comfortable. The Kitchen-aid knives feel a bit lighter so I can work w/ them for an extended period of time. However I still prefer the Wusthof blades due to the ruggedness and they feel more solid when working w/ a wide array of foods.
Side Note: I love the Kitchen-aid Bread knife. In the past I’ve only ever had a cheap bread knife and they always smushed my bread when slicing. This knife slices bread very well and doesn’t deform it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023
Japanese steel, great for every day use
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023
This Kitchen Aid branded stainless steel knife set is easy to clean, easy to use, and is a great for every day use. The weight of the main knife (8" chef's knife) is heavier than my double Henkel santoku but lighter than the Wizeka German steel chef's knife. I think the Kitchen Aid knife is a better balance of weight and utility. The bottom edge is sharp (instead of being protective like on the Wizeka), so useful for trimming or carving out small bits on potatoes and other root vegetables. The grips are easy to hold and non slip. I have never seen a smaller santoku knife in any other knife set, but the small size is great for lighter slicing jobs like onions or cucumbers. The storage block looks nice, but ours had two silica packets inside the scissor holder and it was a bit of a pain to remove. Recommended!
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023
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