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Steak Knives #8112313
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We are looking to replace our 40 year old set of 4. Any recommendations? We are not cheap but not crazy either. I looked at Cutco but over $ 300 is outrageous unless I win Powerball.

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112314
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At your age, shouldn't you be leaning towards a food processor or blender for cutting steak? grin


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112316
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About the only steak knives we have ever had have been plain old Chicago Cutlery. They hold a decent edge, sharpen easily, and will not break the bank.

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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112317
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These have been good for us.

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Re: Steak Knives [Re: trapperkeck] #8112322
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Originally Posted by trapperkeck
At your age, shouldn't you be leaning towards a food processor or blender for cutting steak? grin

That was cruel. laugh laugh

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112331
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For Kitchen / table ware F. Dick is hard to beat, here is a link for one of there Steak knives

F. Dick Steak Knife

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112332
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I have a set of the cutco steak knives that I was guilted into buying when my nephew fell for their sales scam. The knives are over 20 years old and still perfect. The Cutco knives are good, over expensive and their sales technique sucks....You can probably find them cheap at thrift stores or ebay.

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112340
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you mean you don't just grab whatever knife is in the knife block or your pocket?

do you prefer plane edge or serrated?

these are cheap and surprisingly good at cutting steak
https://www.restaurantsupply.com/vi...l36ORlvA3w5bO2X4dI13CoX7ymxoCPEkQAvD_BwE



what is wrong with your old ones , dull , handles coming off ?


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112350
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Chicago cutlery. Excellent knives for the money.

Re: Steak Knives [Re: trapperkeck] #8112353
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Originally Posted by trapperkeck
At your age, shouldn't you be leaning towards a food processor or blender for cutting steak? grin

Excellent advice! Talking to myself not corky.


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112432
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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112444
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Rapala fillet

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112576
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Serrated Victornox - same knife I like in the fur shed. I am serious. Have bought boxes of them for me and my wife in the kitchen

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More than once at a restaurant I've pulled my case trapper out of my pocket to cut up steak. Most restaurant knives are just butter knives with serrations.

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6 piece set of victorinox serated steak knives on Amazon for $30 - what I would try - I really have been happy with Victorinox

Re: Steak Knives [Re: TreedaBlackdog] #8112596
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Originally Posted by TreedaBlackdog
6 piece set of victorinox serated steak knives on Amazon for $30 - what I would try - I really have been happy with Victorinox

Another vote for Victorinox.
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Very good quality. Cuts like butter. Budget price.


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112602
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If I can’t cut it with a table knife I use the meat grinder.

Re: Steak Knives [Re: Osagian] #8112616
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Originally Posted by Osagian
More than once at a restaurant I've pulled my case trapper out of my pocket to cut up steak. Most restaurant knives are just butter knives with serrations.


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mostly my belt knife but sometimes Buck 110 slim


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112628
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We just buy matching Victorinox serrated pelters . By far the most popular knives in the drawer.


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112644
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Well,
Thanks for the input. I bought one set of Victorinix and one set of Chicago Cutlery. Whichever the boss likes will stay at the house and the other will go to deer camp. I have a blender at both. grin

Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112804
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ZWILLING,,,,Good mid point knife..
MIYABI, if ya got Deep pockets….


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Re: Steak Knives [Re: corky] #8112960
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I have no use for a serrated edge on a knife unless I'm maybe slicing a fresh loaf of bread or coring a big pile of tomatoes to can.

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