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To be honest, come back in 12-18 months to report how they are holding up is a better test. Even the worst knives can be ok for the first couple of months (or longer if they only get light use).
I've replaced my key Global knives with a some better japanese ones, will also have to see how they hold up over time but after 6 months of the two key ones its fantastic.
Did discover one problem though the other day when cooking some beef ribs... did the slow cooking section with them in slabs, took them out, thought they didnt look as tender as I'd hope but I'd chop them up and then decide if to move onto phase 2 of glazing and finishing or put them back in for longer. Well got the carver out and it went through like a hot knife in butter - single slicing movement with no pressure and it was out the bottom so glazed them and put them back in to finish... almost inedibly tough, Mrs couldnt even cut it with her knife. |
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