Product Review: Chicago Cutlery Forum Knife Collection
When I first opened the box and took out the knives and the block, I was very satisfied with the appearance. When I felt the blade I was disappointed that it felt dull. After taking some time to sharpen my knifes I was very satisfied. They have a very comfortable grip and are just the right weight. After I cleaned my knives I tried them out on different foods.
The Chef Knife -
This is my second favorite knife, It is the perfect size and weight and I feel very comfortable cutting with it. This knife is great for cutting up fruits, vegetables, and meats.
The Serrated Slicer -
This is my favorite knife, it makes cutting a breeze. I can use it for simple tasks such as cutting bread but I can also use it to cut baking chocolate and tomatoes.
The Utility Knife -
Honestly, I am not a big fan of this knife although people tell me this is a great knife for tomatoes, I have never found a good use for it because I can accomplish most tasks with my chef knife.
The Paring Knife -
This knife is great for small tasks such as cutting shrimp. I feel very comfortable using it and the blade is not too small.
Tourne Knife -
This knife is very useful to create decorative garnishes and to peel the skin off of soft fruits. It is also excellent for removing blemishes. The only problem I have experienced with this knife is that it is very difficult to sharpen.
After two years of care these knives are still in great shape and are a great addition to any kitchen. If I did not receive these as a gift I probably wouldn't have tried them but I am very satisfied with them. The warranty was actually surprising because the company is not very well known.
Published by Kaitlin Coffey
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