ChefBeckyD
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ChefBeckyD said:I did look at some threads - but this is a host who has never been happy with any knives - hated our other knives - and is trying to decide between the Forged knives or buying cutco - so I really need to know if someone has used both and could compare them side-by-side for me!
etteluap70PC said:Cutco Knives are Stamped like our self sharpening knives. Our new Forged knives are just that "Forged" as in heated in a hot oven and pounded into shape. The forging process makes these knives very good quality and durable. Right up there with "Wustoff" (not sure of spelling sory..) We had a butcher come do a training with us on our forged knives and he raved about them! He said they were far better than he would have expected for the price! Not to mention Far and above Cutco in quality.
Have you done her show yet? Either way I would spend a little time with her. Bring the knives and let her try them out.
etteluap70PC said:Cutco Knives are Stamped like our self sharpening knives.
The main difference between Cutco and Forged Cutlery is the way they are made. Cutco knives are made using a stamping process, where the blade is cut from a large sheet of steel. Forged Cutlery, on the other hand, is made by heating the steel and then hammering it into shape. This results in a denser and stronger blade for Forged Cutlery.
Forged Cutlery typically holds an edge better than Cutco knives. This is because the forging process creates a more durable and stronger blade, making it less likely to dull over time. However, with proper care and sharpening, both types of knives can maintain their sharpness for a long time.
No, Cutco knives are not dishwasher safe. The high heat and harsh detergents used in dishwashers can damage the blade and handle of the knife. It is recommended to hand wash Cutco knives with warm water and mild soap, and immediately dry them with a soft cloth.
Generally, Forged Cutlery tends to be more expensive than Cutco knives. This is due to the higher quality materials and more labor-intensive process used in making Forged Cutlery. However, the price difference may vary depending on the brand and specific knife models.
Yes, you can use Cutco and Forged Cutlery interchangeably in the kitchen. Both types of knives are designed to perform the same tasks, such as cutting and slicing. However, you may notice a slight difference in weight and balance between the two types of knives, so it may take some time to get used to the feel of each one.