The set costs just $16.
and have a remarkable 4.7-star rating. Reviewers praise the blades for their performance and strength, calling them “sharp and sturdy.”. “You can feel the quality the moment you pick one up. They cut through thick steak without any effort whatsoever.”Others commented on what a great value the set is, writing that they’re even better than sets that cost hundreds of dollars.
“I have owned some really nice knives over the years. Sometimes I’ve spent stupid amounts of money for the privilege,”. “Without a doubt, this is the best deal of any steak knife set anywhere. They are incredibly sharp, they hold their sharpness because they are serrated. You can spend many times this [price] for Wüsthof, Henckels, or other brands, but they won’t cut a steak any better.
for just $16—that’s only $4 each. But there’s no telling how long this price cut will last, so add the set to your cart ASAP.
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