Bijou
Quote: Irsha
more comfortable, dexterous
This is because they are "classics", and not this squalor, which is in the picture.)) The pens are awkward, not to mention the parrot coloring.
I also have Tramontin's santoku in the role of my favorite chef, in the role of a vegetable Tramonin's vegetable line, which is not too popular, and even in the role of the most popular station wagon, the Tramontinka turned out to be the same, but from the budget direction itself (the more expensive brothers often hang around). Not to mention bread and cheese.)) I bought a Tramontinovsky seryitor for 60 rubles on the market and Teskomovsky for a thousand and a half with a hook in the salon. So Teskomoi cut at times worse !!!
Graziella
Oh, girls, how I love you! Now I will definitely not take these knives. And then I wanted to take it as a gift for the New Year. My work colleague loves everything in the kitchen that is bright and colorful, but works well. Bad knives won't work for her!
Tell me, is this a good lemon press? Kitchen little things (2)

And then because of the juice of half a lemon, the juicer is too lazy to pull out, and the husband is not always at hand.
Irgata
Quote: Bijou
So Teskomoi cut much worse
yeah ... and I, foolish, got my hair covered, well, nothing, they are cutting ...
Bijou
Quote: Graziella
Bad knives won't work for her!
Flax ... Here's how a gift option - this is exactly what it is.)) When it seems that there is no particular benefit, it's cool, and you can't buy it for yourself.

Again, not all people are perfectionist. They just take something and do it, without thinking about what is better or more convenient. For example, my husband is like that. He never selects a tool or a workplace "for himself", he doesn't care about the inconvenience. These painted knives are similar to Ikeev's Fiskars in structure - the handle is also pressed onto the blade. But this is exactly the place where the chefs grab the knife to give it stability and to reduce the load on the hand. And it is simply impossible to pick up the Chief from Fiskars from Ikea in the traditional way - at first I strongly suspected it only from the pictures, and then I made sure of reality. And in general, these handles bent along the blade are a stagnant zone for all kinds of dirt, IMHO.

I probably won't insist on the fact that the handle looks too thin closer to the blade. But personally, these handles bring my fingers together. And the knives in the house are cut out according to need precisely from the convenience of the grip of the handle, the blades almost always cut the same way (with the rare exception of some unique ones).

Irsha, translate?)) I saw a Tesky Azzu seryitor in the picture of one member of the forum. "Ill" with this grace and grace. I got it. But it turned out that he is fat, pricks, and does not cut. And I generally hate thick knives. ((And you can't even look in the store - it is sealed in a blister.

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By the way, my husband, even when I asked him to observe, did not notice the difference in the cut - that of Tescoma, that of a thin, unpretentious Tramontinka. I poked him into the fact that there are three times more crumbs from one of the knives than from the other and that you need to spend at least twice as much energy on cutting - no, not a fig. Says - "I believe you! But I don't understand"

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Irgata
Quote: Graziella
take as a gift
do not give knives, believe it - you will always be in contradiction
dopleta
Quote: Irsha
do not give knives, belief
And I have given many times your favorite quizzes, and they gave me a gift - no one quarreled with anyone. But a pretty penny - yes, we do.
Irgata
Quote: Bijou
Irsha, translate
🔗 this, 🔗 this and 🔗 this one, I expected more spiciness, but they will serve, cut the bread well wide, long for layering biscuits, and cabbage forks - yeah, if large - also went well if you carefully introduce it into the head of cabbage
Irgata
Quote: dopleta
But a pretty penny - yes, we require
aa, woo !! do not forget this condition
Bijou
Irsha, oh, I haven't even seen such a series at Teskoma!))) Clearly, in short. Shopping by picture is such a thing .. fraught at times. By surprises.
"Cut bread well wide" is what? Ham, or what? : girl-q: So it's rather long. In general, at first I thought that he was with cloves for bread and I was "too nada".
dopleta
Quote: Bijou
"Cut bread well wide" is what?
I never tire of repeating: the best bread knife is my favorite, Victorinox. I have a Tramontina, and several Japanese, and a lomerezka, but for bread it is unsurpassed. The girls who followed my advice confirm this. Cuts even the freshest bread thinly and without crumbs.
Irgata

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Bijou
Quote: dopleta
best bread knife - he is my favorite, Victorinox
Yes, I read! But he's so ugly! See how beautiful Azza is against him. But stupid !!!
dopleta
Well, my dear, and you have the criteria. For me, quality is a thousand times more important than appearance. And the quality of Swiss knives is the highest. I love these knives intolerably. I have almost everything, and even two bread.
Bijou
dopleta, madam, did not lead to execute!
She herself was already thinking in his direction. She scratched her turnips in an attempt to find a logical explanation for her spouse - he is fine!
IrinaS111

Quote: dopleta
my favorite, Victorinox.
And I have a Vicorinox vegetable cleaner, love. But for bread did not come across. I cut with a knife from Ikea, it seems normal. But I secretly suspect Victornox is much better.
dopleta
Quote: IrinaS111
vegetable cleaner Vicorinox
And I also buzzed to everyone's ears about her.
IrinaS111
dopleta, Larissa, what kind of knife do you have? With a wooden handle?
dopleta
Quote: IrinaS111

dopleta, Larissa, what kind of knife do you have? With a wooden handle?
No, I have everything with plastic, inexpensive (relatively). For me, the handle does not play the main role, the blades are more important. And still I like them much more than expensive forged damask Japanese ones.
Cirre
People who need such a thing, who have not bought it yet

Kitchen little things (2), in the 8 store for 734 rubles
🔗
IrinaS111
Quote: Cirre
who needs such a thing
And what is it?
IrinaS111
Quote: dopleta
inexpensive (relatively)
Is 2500 Inexpensive?
Cirre
Quote: IrinaS111

And what is it?

Universal mixer with dispenser
dopleta
Quote: IrinaS111

Is 2500 Inexpensive?
This is the price of a knife with a wooden handle, and I wrote that I have a plastic one. This is the first thing. And secondly, I also wrote "relatively", because other firms have much more expensive knives. The same samura, from which I am not at all delighted, now costs under 8 thousand.
Wildebeest
Quote: dopleta
Quote: IrinaS111 on Today at 07:02 PM
vegetable cleaner Vicorinox
And about her, I also buzzed everyone's ears
Larissa, though not long ago, I heard your buzzing, although I heard it for a long time. I bought this cleaner to replace Berner, who served for seven years and broke down.
Thank you, sooooo happy. Cleans tooooooooo.
dopleta
Quote: Wildebeest
sooooo happy. Cleans tooooooooo.
I'm glad, Svetochka! Thin and very spicy, right? Sharper than Berner.
Helen
Quote: dopleta
Thin and very spicy, right? Sharper than Berner.
when will I buy myself !!!!!!!
Taia
Quote: Helen3097

when will I buy myself !!!!!!!

After all, they sell almost at hand.
This is our condition: you can buy figs.
Helen
Taya, can you buy it right away too !? my friend must come from Transnistria ...
IrinaS111
Girls! But I forgot, I also have a little green Victorinox knife. He is also a favorite, he cuts tomatoes very thinly.
IrinaS111
Quote: dopleta
The same samura,
It's good that there is a magic forum of ours. And then I already wanted to buy it.
dopleta
Quote: IrinaS111
And then I already wanted to buy it
No, Ira, he's not bad! But it loses to the quiz. Although, I admit that someone does not share my opinion.
Wildebeest
Quote: dopleta
It’s pretty and very spicy, right? Sharper than Berner.
And once for me Berner was the light in the window.
louisa
Girls, which knives are good for meat?
dopleta
Well, everyone has known my answer for a long time.
gala10
Quote: dopleta
y, my answer has long been known to everyone
And mine is the same, with your light hand.
ska
dopleta, Larissa, and you have such a peeler
Kitchen little things (2) or this Kitchen little things (2)
About the first it is written that it can easily peel even a pumpkin.
dopleta
I have these:

Kitchen little things (2)Kitchen little things (2)

I always peeled pumpkin and zucchini with the right, but I did not try it with the left, it is for tomatoes, kiwi, etc.
Song
Larissa, can you update the links to knives and peelers from Victorinox? We have a lot of new girls on the forum. They want to know everything.
IrinaS111
Quote: dopleta
I haven't tried it with my left
I do not clean with my right, but with my left, what you named!
IrinaS111
And I will also wait for the link, Larissa!
ska
Thank you, Larissa. I will order these together with a bread knife. So far I only have a vegetable knife, so he shredded the Samurovsky board
LubaFish
I use my left vegetable peeler and peel potatoes, I love her very much. But the main indicator is my mother, she does not want to get used to new things. And without this peeler, she now does not want to peel vegetables.
IrinaS111
Quote: IrinaS111
I'm not right
I don't have a right one (clarify)
Antonovka
dopleta,
And I, Laris, cannot understand how to hold the "right" in my hand, it is inconvenient for me because of my lack of ability
louisa
Quote: dopleta
Well, my answer has long been known to everyone
mmm ... and if you are too lazy to re-read 1341 pages, then maybe share it again
dopleta
Quote: Song *
Larissa, can you update the links to knives and peelers from Victorinox? We have a lot of new girls on the forum. They want to know everything.
Anya, I don’t understand what links? I just use them for a very long time and almost since the appearance on the forum I highly recommend to everyone these Swiss knives and vegetable peelers, considering them better than others. I have the opportunity to compare, since I used almost all well-known brands, including those brought directly from the countries of origin. Specifically where to buy? Well, where will they fall! I don’t advertise, but I share my experience. She herself collected them from a variety of sources - she brought them from abroad, and bought in Internet magicians, and came across in the suburbs (by the way, if there is someone who lives near Agalatovo, there is a good choice at prices near the move in the store below Petersburg) and even on Avito!
Antonovka, Lena, right now I'll throw off my video in a personal video.
Louise, Victorinox.
Song
Quote: dopleta
Specifically where to buy? Well, where will they fall

Larissa, yes, I know that here in the topic links have already been given more than once ...
But you see yourself - new people, new questions ... and so on in a circle.
dopleta
Quote: Song *
but you see yourself - new people, new questions ... and so on in a circle.
Yes, Anya, I see, that's why I even feel uncomfortable when I talk about these knives again: it seems that right now someone has thought - well, how long can you repeat the same thing?
louisa
Quote: dopleta
Louise, Victorinox.
Thank you very much, sorry, I didn’t know that you often mentioned them here, I thought it was necessary to shove through a thousand pages. By the way, I went to the Internet store of this company, there are no kitchen knives available
olaola1

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