Cutco knives are the best, and anyone who owns them will tell you the same thing. They’re forever guaranteed for your life time and beyond, and my mom has had hers for 25 years and they’re still in perfect condition. Cutco is also great because not only can you get an awesome product, but you can also help support young entrepreneurs working as reps. Everyone works for cutco for different reasons, but I’m a independent artist and I work for Cutco to fund my music projects and fund my college education. It has been amazing, and cutco has given me so many opportunities and helped me grow as a person. I’m one of the top sales reps and assistant managers in my division and I can offer really great deals to my customers which I love! If anyone has any questions or is interested in learning more about our products please feel free to reach out! 716-598-8572 [email protected] Facebook Page: @elenacutlery
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Here are some recommendations for your Cutco knife. Hope you'll buy the best one.
Cutco 7-5/8" Petite Chef Knife
Cutco Cutlery Paring Knife Classic Dark Brown 1720
Cutco Trimmer #1721
CUTCO Model 1766 Santoku Knife.
CUTCO Model 1759 Table Knife with Double-D
Model 1504 CUTCO Cheese Knife w/ 5.5" Micro-D® serrated edge blade
CUTCO Model 1721 Trimmer with White "Pearl"
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I don't know what the heck the handles are made from but my parents have a set that they bought in the 60's no lie and still work. I myself use dexter knives that I can purchase at a restaurant supply store.
Bought them from a friend's daughter 10+ years ago and have NEVER regretted the purchase. I have a small chef's knife (first knife I reach for nearly every day), small serrated and a paring knife. Love them. They balance well, fit my hand, and cut like a champ. My other -- high priced, fancy, "professional" knives, I reach for second when the others are dirty and I don't feel like washing them (another point of heresy, I wash mine in the dishwasher, not by hand). I swear the Cutco holds the sharp blade much longer than the "professionals" and I don't feel like sharpening my knives before each use. Disclaimer: none. This is an unpaid endorsement; my opinion and no one else's. Your mileage may vary.
The sales schpiel is actually very funny. At the time, my younger son was rolling on the floor with laughter, watching the ropes get sliced and the pennies get cut. Kinda worth the price of the knives !
The Cutco sandwich knife/spreader is a great picnic tool! Cut the bagel, slice the tomato (no small feat for most knives), then schmear the cream cheese... done with one utensil rather then three! It's true they don't hold an edge quite as well as other knives, but the Cutco guarantee is great! I have some ancient carbon steel knives that I love, and some Wusthoff that I cherish, plus a Sabatier that mysteriously appeared in my knife drawer... still trying to figure that one out. I agree with jamcook too. It's what you do for your friends' kids.
jamcook, I agree. I have the thin serrated knife, about 6 in. long. It's good for tomatoes and comes in handy for other uses and I am glad to own it. It handles & balances differently from a European or a Japanese knife, but it has its uses in my kitchen. Sometimes you can't turn down a friend(s daughter), esp. when they're really nice people. [Who knew such a nice, quiet girl could be such a high pressure sales rep.....]
When your kid's best friend is selling them you buy some.. ( that is their hook) that said, the long serrated knife is a great bread knife, the steak knives are good, and if you have a garden , the pruning shears are a good buy.they are not restaurant quality , neither are they schlock. It's kinda what you do for your children and their friends.
Cutco knives are cheap junk when compared to the good ones. My best advice is to learn how to sharpen, steel, and hone your own knives. That will last you a lifetime as well.
My husbands best friend in high school sold a set to my in-laws. They swear by them and every September, since the 80's, she has sent them back for sharpening. I have a few pieces from when my husband was a bachelor and they work very well to this day. I say go for it!
I am not a cooking professional (and I SWEAR I I don't get any commission!) - but I have several Cutco knives and have been very happy with them. My favorites are the long serrated knife (like a thin bread knife) and the spreader that is serrated on one edge. I didn't get steak knives so I can't comment on them. I bought them when I was just starting to stock my own kitchen in my mid-twenties, from the son of a friend who was selling them to help pay for college. It was kind of a high pressure sales pitch, which I found uncomfortable - but I've enjoyed my knives for over 2 decades! PS I have since bought fancier knives, for much more money, but they haven't always been better!!
Oh please not more of the Cutco Knife crazies. This board knows you get a commission for selling these knives. No self respecting professional chef or professional kitchen would be stocked with Cutco.
There is no better warranty than "guaranteed for life, " which is what Cutco gives. If at any time you feel your knifes are dulling, all you need to do is send them to Cutco and you will be returned a seriously sharp & shiny knife. I love mine - I use them for far more than steak and savory foods. They're fantastic with ripe fruits and small knife work.
I know several people who have Cutco and love them. Just check the warranty and be sure it's as good as what you could get for a knife set from another source. For a set of steak knives, they're great. You could always try starting with one or two cooking knives (and make a pitch to receive the steak knives at a discount).
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Cutco 7-5/8" Petite Chef Knife
Cutco Cutlery Paring Knife Classic Dark Brown 1720
Cutco Trimmer #1721
CUTCO Model 1766 Santoku Knife.
CUTCO Model 1759 Table Knife with Double-D
Model 1504 CUTCO Cheese Knife w/ 5.5" Micro-D® serrated edge blade
CUTCO Model 1721 Trimmer with White "Pearl"
I bought them when I was just starting to stock my own kitchen in my mid-twenties, from the son of a friend who was selling them to help pay for college. It was kind of a high pressure sales pitch, which I found uncomfortable - but I've enjoyed my knives for over 2 decades!
PS I have since bought fancier knives, for much more money, but they haven't always been better!!