Buy Wenger Grand Maitre 4-Piece Cook's Set with Swiss Army KnifeWenger Grand Maitre 4-Piece Cook's Set with Swiss Army Knife Product Description:
- 4-piece cutlery set with bonus gift-boxed Swiss Army Knife
- Wenger Grand Maitre knives are made entirely in Switzerland
- Includes chef's knife, bread knife, utility knife, and paring knife
- Stamped metal-alloy blades with molded synthetic handles
- Dishwasher-safe, but washing by hand recommended
Product Description
For the aspiring chef, a 4-piece Grand Maitre knife set that includes fine edge and scalloped edge paring knives, scalloped edge multi-purpose knife, chef knife, and a bread knife. Featuring one-piece handles that are injection molded to the tang using Grilon™, a hermetically sealed, fatigue-free, non-slip polyamide that will never deteriorate, is non-porous, and is resistant to high temperatures. Blended steel blades for shine, sharpness, flexibility, corrosion, stain & acid resistance. GWP: Esquire™ Swiss Army Knife featuring a pen blade, patented springless scissors, nail file, nail cleaner, concealed toothpick and tweezers, on a key ring. Gift Boxed.Gift boxed.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Groch
I am very pleased with this knife set. They are scary sharp, comfortable and safe to grip, and hold an edge.They are also a very good deal. They are nearly identical to the top rated R.H. Forschner/Victorinox knives, but the Wengers are much harder to find in the U.S. and only sell in sets.In Europe, these same knives, with bright yellow handles are the top sellers to professional chefs under Wenger's SWIBO brand.The 3 piece Wenger Grand Maitre and 3 Piece Forschner/Fibrox sets sell for $55-$60 on Amazon, so this 4 piece set with Swiss Army throw in is a deal.On the down side - while they are tough, they are very light weight/not full tang/stamped not forged. These attributes will effect aesthetics, not use, safety, or reliability. They are not nearly as pretty as my Wusthof knives, and the free SA knife is a small but handy pocket type. The box they come in is not fancy.Note that the bread and utility knife are both serrated, the paring and chef are smooth blades.At well under $8 per knife, a full five stars.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By W. Chen
Got the set when they were on sale. I was amazed by the quality and sharpness of the knives when they arrived. As a matter of fact, the bandage on my finger testifies it.Other than the bread knife, I have used the other three. The paring knife was good for peeling apples, a bit too sharp though. The utility knife was good for cutting oranges, although I would like it to be harder and thicker. The chef's knife was perfect for cutting vegetables and meat, and was super sharp, sharper than any knife I have used, so be careful when handling it.Overall, super value for the price.One more thing to add:Be careful with the knife, I am looking at two new cuts on my finger when I am typing. They are much bigger/deeper than if I used my other, dull, knife. I will keep using the knife, but only when necessary.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Larry Iverson
Good starter set for newlyweds etc, light but looks very cheaply made with no tangs. Plastic handles. Really, if I could do over..I'd not buy this set but get something better. I don't need the serated blades much either, and straight heavier blades would be a lot nicer. Adios ....
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