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Deeplines · 12-20-2009, 06:47 AM

Folks this is just my opinion of course but the best knife is gonna be the one that fits right in your hand. That is if you want to go fast while prepping your food. IF you are gonna go a slow as Paulie cutting your garlic while in prison like in the movie GOODFELLAS then ANY knife will do. JUST GO SLOW.

If you want to say, I want a knife that holds an edge or doesn't break then go with the RONCO info commercial. If it every gets dull or breaks you get a replacement for free.

If you are unable to hold the knife properly then you will not be able to use the knife fast and safely. Everybody is stuck on these name brands. The one thing I have found out is the BRAND doesn't mean a better knife for YOU. It's all about CONTROL.

OH, forgot to add. Buy your knives indivually. This way you will fill comfy with every knife.

12-20-2009, 06:47 AM	#7
Deeplines Ron Paul 2012 White Marlin Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Lillian Woods Posts: 2,839	RE: Best Kitchen Knives? Folks this is just my opinion of course but the best knife is gonna be the one that fits right in your hand. That is if you want to go fast while prepping your food. IF you are gonna go a slow as Paulie cutting your garlic while in prison like in the movie GOODFELLAS then ANY knife will do. JUST GO SLOW. If you want to say, I want a knife that holds an edge or doesn't break then go with the RONCO info commercial. If it every gets dull or breaks you get a replacement for free. If you are unable to hold the knife properly then you will not be able to use the knife fast and safely. Everybody is stuck on these name brands. The one thing I have found out is the BRAND doesn't mean a better knife for YOU. It's all about CONTROL. OH, forgot to add. Buy your knives indivually. This way you will fill comfy with every knife.