Good price for someone desperately in need of cheap knives.
Remember to upgrade to at least a decent chefs knife when you can afford to.

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Lol what difference does it make to the food if I use these knives or one that costs £60?I think even if I was rich I wouldn't buy proper chefs knives :/

I used to think like that a long time ago.
However, a decent chefs knife makes a world of difference.
I would suggest a victorinox fibrox to start with, you can get a 19cm chefs knife for under twenty five pounds.
You'll find the sharpness quite breath taking. Not to mention the durability of the blade.

I don't have any shares in knife companies, so I'm just trying to bring awareness as like you and I, many people don't know there is more to it than just a brand name and inflated price tag.

Perhaps Google some video reviews of the knife I suggested. They are interesting.

Hm ok, well thanks for the advice.. don't know if I ever will buy a knife like that but thanks for the info :smile:

Best thing i ever did in 26 years of being married ....Buy a bloody decent set of knives ....seriously buy the block ones outta Argos and suchlike ...they are dire ....you'd be surprised at how a decent set can make cooking all the more enjoyable .....:wink:

I got the Thomson (if that's what they're called) from Tesco a couple of years ago when they were reduced if you spent £X on shopping, brilliant knives and did make a massive difference. Probably couldn't justify the RRP though personally