The Estia Bamboo Essentials knife set includes five knives with stainless steel blades and bamboo handles. The sturdy bamboo block keeps them neatly stored on the countertop or elsewhere in the...
The Estia Bamboo Essentials knife set includes five knives with stainless steel blades and bamboo handles. The sturdy bamboo block keeps them neatly stored on the countertop or elsewhere in the kitchen.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
The Estia Bamboo Essentials knife set includes five knives with stainless steel blades and bamboo handles. The sturdy bamboo block keeps them neatly stored on the countertop or elsewhere in the kitchen.
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Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
Basically, it's only worth it for the base. The knives are decent blades but are mounted on a ridiculous plastic base that snaps onto also plastic handles (don't be fooled by their wooden appearance). The result is that there is no stability in cutting, and practically they are all only good for cutting butter or at best onions. With anything harder (e.g., hard cheese), the handle stays in your hand and the blade gets stuck in the food.
Fortunately, I got them cheap and will keep the base, which is sturdy with a nice design. I'm already looking to buy other knives.
