Where to buy good knives

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>>9288956
Sets are for fags. Buy one, maybe two quality knives to start off and mix it up from there. Brand loyalty doesn't apply to knives really, you'll need a bit of everything. Grab something at your skill level and move on from there.

A block is nice to have though, or a wall magnet.

>>9288964
this, just pick up a decent knife from a restaurant supply store, or if you don't mind sharpening shit everytime you use it, pickup a couple of kiwi knives from the asian market, they're dirt cheap. the kiwis are great for develping your knife skills and learning how to properly sharpening without having to risk ruining a good knife

>>9288964
2nding this. You don't need a set. You need:
1) A chef's knife, santoku, or chinese cook's knife (whichever you prefer)
2) A serrated knife for bread
3) Tools for sharpening.

>>9288964
>>9288969
Excellent advice. No sets. Buy a good 8''or 9'' chef's knife if you have the money, if not the KIWI knives that have alread been mentioned are a good choice. Breadknife, petty and parer can be cheap Victorinox Classics or something.

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