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2 3/4" birds beak pairing knife
USES for pairing potatoes, apples, pears cutting eyes from potatoes peeling and cutting circular things removing roots and stems Retail:55 Points: 35 |
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2 3/4" pairing knife
USES for pairing potatoes, apples, pears cutting eyes from potatoes pitting plums and nectarines peeling and cutting circular things removing roots and stems Retail:54 Points: 35 |
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name: two-piece cheese AKA the cheese lovers
uses: -cutting potatoes, veggies and tomatoes so that the slices don't stick to blade (you can call it the "non-stick knife") -cutting cheese for wines and cheese. one for the kitchen use, one for putting on a plate when entertaining guests ** for the mini santoku instead, the name is the cheeseknife combo** micro DD edge, just have to push down price Retail: 140 points: 105 Bonus Joke, courtesy of shane: These can only be used on Sunday, you know why right? - they're holey! |
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Name: 3" santoku pairing AKA cutie patootie santooki pairer
uses pairing small fruit, pitting, cutting of roots and stems price: retail:60 points:40 |
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Name: 3pc poly prep board set
uses: won't harm knives (compared to glass or marble cutting boards) has an indent to catch juices forever guarantee price: retail: 74 points: 50 |
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Name: 4pc AKA 4 piece cutlery care set
uses: won't harm knives (compared to glass or marble cutting boards) has an indent to catch juices forever guarantee (replacable every 5 years by send-in) comes with sharpener for straight edges price retail:115 points: 75 |
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4" pairing knife AKA larger pairing knife
uses: errythang the little one can do, except more handy for larger fruits (huge terrifying, steroid-filled, costco strawberries, oranges, avacados, cumquats maybe? You could probably get away with saying cumquats, nobody's going to know what that is anyways. I sure don't.) can be used on the cutting board (little one cannot) price retail:56 points: 35 |
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5" Petite Santoku
Uses: This guy is THE TITTTTTTS. super sleek santoku design, makes all ladies go cray, cute and the perfect size for veggies and chopping. santoku means "three virtues/three means", because it can slice, dice and mince. You can't usually slice with a straight edge, but you can use the drop point tip to slice and do intricate cutting. Sometimes the french chef or regular size santoku can seem a little big if you're chopping up a carrot. Price retail: 103 points: 60 |
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6 3/4" Carver AKA baby carver
use: Small roasts, small babies, small turkeys, regular sized mini-turkeys, mini sized regular-turkeys - hams - cantaloupe, grapefruit, pineapple -slicing those crazy hard to slice winter veggies like butternut squash or eggplant. -tiny pumpkins price Retail:88 points: 50 |
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7 3/4" petite slicer
uses: Some people complained that the 9 3/4" slicer was too long. Some people don't know what's up. - cutting regular bread - slicing boneless meats that were just soooo hard to cut with the 9 3/4" slicer - slicing bread and layer cake, because again the 9 3/4" slicer TOTTAALLLY can't do that - shred baby cabbage price Retail: 91 points: 55 |
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7 5/8" petite chef
Uses: -Dicing and chopping nuts, fruits and veggies -chop chop chop -preparing hash browns and scalloped potatoes -cubing bread for stuffings and puddings price Retail:114 points: 70 |
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7" Santoku
uses: Another pretty, santoku-style knife. used for dicing and chopping veggies, cubing bread for stuffing and bread pudding. good stuff. Same santoku stuff as 5" petite santoku. price Retail: 115 points: 70 |
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9 3/4" slicer AKA large (regular) slicer
uses: Ah yeah. Everything the 7 3/4" can do but better. It's the longest DD edge we got. - slicing boneless meats, rolled roasts, turkeys, -OBLITERATING CABBAGE - slicing bread and layer cake price Retail: 95 points: 55 |
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9 1/4" French Knife AKA large french knife
uses: Chopping, dicing, mincing... Julienning? sure! why not Julienning? - good for when people cook a lot and are cutting multiple veggies all the time - also good for big ol' onions. - great knuckle clearance price Retail: 128 points: 80 |
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9" carver: AKA the big'n AKA the master carver
uses: Carving up the turkey, large roasts, lamb rack, leg of lamb, rump of lamb, baked ham, chicken, and pork loin. - and also if you're dealing with a vegeterian then tell them this is useful for cutting up tofurkey. price Retail: 93 Points: 55 |
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Barbecue Set
Uses: perfect for the barbecue because of very long handles (19"), so no smoke in face. perfect for pretending like your hands were tragically cut off but they rebuilt you and one of your hands is now a metallic crab claw and the other is a fork. price Retail: 149 points: 90 only comes in classic |
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Boning Knife
uses: boning. Very flexible blade, hugs the bone you're cutting off remove fat, cut into thin slices. this knife pairs with the petite carver; petite carver is used for cooked meat, boning is used for raw meat. good for stirfry price Retail:83 points: 50 |
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Butcher Knife
uses: This is the machete, the money-saver of the basic set. You can buy frozen whole chickens (saves $$$), cut it up and save it for later! or eat it on the spot! - cutting up melons like BUTTER. -squash, pumpkin, cabbage, LOBSTER. Yeah you'd kill a lobster with this real quick. price Retail: 105 Points: 65 |
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Can opener AKA poorman's dinner opener
Uses: -opening cans. Opening possibilities. - has magnetic lid lifter -no-slide grip handle price retail: 49 points: 30 |
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Carving Fork
Uses: with the carver holds down turkey while carving, turns roasts/turkeys price retail: 49 points: 30 |
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Carving Set
uses: -Carving -great gift around Thanksgiving - Great gift for months before thanksgiving so you don't have to rush around and get a gift for thanksgiving -free gift box price Retail: 142 points: 95 |
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Cheese Knife (non-stick knife)
uses: cutting cheese, and other soft things slicing potatoes, tomatoes, apples, bananas - micro DD edge - super-grip handle - food doesn't get stuck to blade - has rubber or traditional handle Price retail: 59 Points; 40 Bonus joke courtesy of shane: These can only be used on Sunday, you know why right? - they're holey! |
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Cleaver
uses: opening coconuts, disjointing chickens, Murder real uses: super heavy blade so good for tough jobs, cuts up meat real good. - great for tough winter veggies like squash, too, becuase of its weight - comes with free leather sheath! price Retail:172 points: 125 |
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Entertainer pack
uses: everything. It has the magic ice cream scoop (ice melts as soon as it touches), world's best peeler (peels forward and back, removable blade for easy wash, AKA the TURBO PEELER), pizza cutter with removable blade, and Awesome cheese knife - free gift box price Retail: 178 points: 125 how much |
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Name: Essentials +5. Comes with:
the petite chef the turning fork petite carver spatula spreader 2 3/4" pairing knife 5 table knives Uses: for the people that don't cook too much, but think they might chop need to make quick meals. - for people that don't have time to cook, and end up spending a ton of money on eating out. This has all the tools to make really really quick lunches. chef for chopping up food for soups or salads or stirfry's real wuick, carver for cutting up meats in blocks, turning forks for stirfrys or leftover hail mary's(you throw all your leftovers in the pan and hope for the best), pairing knife to make little packs of fruits and veggies for lunchboxes |
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Name: Galley+6
slicer petite chef petite carver turning fork spatula spreader trimmer 2 3/4" pairing uses: called a "best buy" by Consumer's Digest. - few less knives for a lot less money - can get all you vegetables cut up, cut up your meat, and you have a useful utility knife in the trimmer. this is the knife you're going to use when you forget which is the right knife to use. extremely handy. - each knife in this set is going to get a ton of use, each does a different job |
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Garlic Press
uses: Press garlic. So easy to clean because garlic doesn't freaking get stuck in the holes because the rubber things actually go through the hole and push out any extra garlic skin. good weight, and forever guaranteed. |
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Hardy Slicer AKA bad boy of the kitchen AKA tri-tip knife
Uses: This is the trimmer on steroids. can do everything the trimmer can do, but even easier to use and make food prep easier for you, because of its added weight. cut tomatoes, potatos, small winter veggies, small melons, avacados (all the way through the pit), Tri-tip, meats etc. - one of the customer requested knives. this, the cheese knife, and the petite santoku are the three knives most commonly added by customers after they've owned their basic sets. - included in the complete sets (ultimate and signature) |
