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    Quote Originally Posted by Slartibartfast View Post
    big arse chinese.
    I'm googling & googling but this manufacturer's just not coming up. Still, no harm in trying a little longer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slartibartfast View Post
    I ordered a set of victorinox paring knives to try out(1 serrated, 1 non serrated, 1 birds beak).

    All the other knves in the house are Wusthof, Shun, and a big arse chinese clever.
    Ben,
    that is exactly what you want to get. Those are praised as a bang for the buck knives.
    Stefan

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    i personally use kyocera ceramic knives and love them.. but when it comes to paring knives.. find one that fits her hand.. a problem i have with paring knives is finding a blade under 3 inches.. seems to me as if every manufacturer is producing these giant paring knives that double as utility knives.. i have this lone parer that floats around in the kitchen and i love it.. it's a wustof i believe...

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