Cuisinart C77SS-17P 17-Piece Artiste Collection Cutlery Knife Block Set, Stainless Steel
April 13, 2019 - Comment
This 17-Piece block set comprises of an 8″ Chef’s Knife, 8″ Slicing Knife, 5.5″ Santoku Knife, 5.5″ Serrated Utility Knife, 3.5″ Paring Knife, 2.75″ Bird’s Beak Paring Knife, 8″ Sharpening Steel, All-Purpose Household Shears, 8x – 4.5″ Steak Knives, Knife Block. Features: Set includes: 8″ Chef’s Knife 8″ Slicing Knife 5.5″ Santoku Knife 5.5″ Serrated Utility Knife 3.5″ Paring Knife 2.75″ Bird’s Beak Paring Knife 8″ Sharpening Steel 8 4.5″ Steak Knives Kitchen Shears and Block|Superior stainless steel for precision and accuracy|Uniquely designed handle for strength and control|Lifetime Warranty
Product Features
- Superior stainless steel blade for precision cutting
- Uniquely designed handle for strength and control
- 8″ Chef Knife is a multipurpose knife for mincing and slicing vegetables. The 5.5″ Santoku Knife is perfect for dicing and mincing
- 5.5″ Serrated Utility Knife ideal for cutting breads and vegetables. The 3.5″ Paring Knife is ideal for a variety of small cutting tasks
- Lifetime Warranty
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Snapped in half Only gave it one star because I had to give it something. I initially liked these knives but after a week they started to rust so at least once a week I had to clean them with stainless steel cleaner. Today I was cutting somethings that is soft and easy to cut (a ripe pear) and the knife snapped in half. I almost lost a finger.
Rust after a few months… Update added a few months after use.I like me a knife that’s sharp and holds that edge with minimal maintenence.These knives arrived sharp, intact, and shiny.There’s a very satisfying metallic ring when removing the knives from the block and I can’t help but smile.Girlfriend thought I was nuts to spend this much money on a knife set when we can get “$9 sets that do the same thing!”After comparing my new set to her $9 set, she agrees with my…
I liked them at first I’ve had these for about 10 months now. I liked them at first. The knives were so sharp, the wood block was wonderful, and I loved that it came with a honing steel (it’s for realigning guys, not sharpening). From that start, the steak knives were quite dull, but a quick sharpen on those was easy enough. They were dull enough that a butter knife almost cut better, so, strike one there.The cutting knives remained sharp for about 3 months before I needed to start sharpening them. After…