I actually own a commercial grade slicer that I got when a supermarket chain went bankrupt a few years ago. It's a pain in the butt to lug out, but it's great for cutting roast beef and other large cuts of meat.
Okay, I'm open to the idea of getting a new set of steak knives. Since you're out resident expert on the topic, I'm open for suggestions and recommendations.
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Steak knives are the one thing I haven't spent any real money on, we have a fairly inexpensive wooden block of six Chicago Cutlery steak knives. I keep them touched up and they work fine. I hand wash them and the wood handles still look pretty new.
Mine are from our bridal registry in 2001, so they're really full now. I couldn't even cut a nice NY Strip steak last night.
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Those look nice. I'd probably buy eight.@LEsoftballdad
I'd buy these, how many knives do you need?
Wüsthof Gourmet 4-Piece Steak Knife Set | Williams Sonoma
Efficient and affordable, these German-made knives are the ideal tool for slicing through steaks and chops. The high-carbon-steel blades are designed to maintain their finely honed edges. For comfort, each knife has a high-impact durable
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So steak night at your house is pretty pricey I'd imagine!!
My wife likes the Henkels sets. I think she wants a full set with the block, but with the way she cooks, it's probably a waste of money. The woman could burn water.These are nice.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Porterhouse Steak Knives in Wood Box - Set of 4 | Williams Sonoma
These steak knives are produced to the same exacting specifications as professional-quality kitchen cutlery and deftly slice through even the thickest steaks. Presented in a beechwood storage box, the knives are inspired by architect Matteo
