Kitchen knives?

[Seesteel]

 

[Boozoo Chavis]

4 knives will handle 99% of all my kitchen work - A 7" slicer/boner, 7-8 chef's knife, 5" utility knife, & a 3.5" paring knife.

 

[OOK]

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[USMCPOP]

I turned my back for a second last week and my not quite two year old grabbed a cheese grater and started running away from me. All I could envision was him face planting on it. Fortunately I snagged it before he did any damage.

I had a two year old who helped me replace a car windshield one time. He found a ball pein hammer under the front seat and helped with the removal of the old windshield ... which up to that point didn't need to be replaced.

 

[katanas]

This is going to sound crazy after some of the great suggestions given, but I suggest a $40ish Farberware block set. I agree with some who say "just get an 8" chef and 3-4" paring and maybe a bread knife" I have them and use them when needed but I also enjoy using many of my "non kitchen knives" just for the heck of it. I got one of their sets many (ugh) years ago and learned what I liked as the years went by (oh so rapidly). No need to worry about them and you can buy a nice version of the ones you use and like a lot. My guess is the 3 knife (chef, paring and?) will be your eventual choice. My .02

 

[Rusty_shackelford]

I had a two year old who helped me replace a car windshield one time. He found a ball pein hammer under the front seat and helped with the removal of the old windshield ... which up to that point didn't need to be replaced.

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They’re very helpful.

 

[DrRollinstein]

This is going to sound crazy after some of the great suggestions given, but I suggest a $40ish Farberware block set. I agree with some who say "just get an 8" chef and 3-4" paring and maybe a bread knife" I have them and use them when needed but I also enjoy using many of my "non kitchen knives" just for the heck of it. I got one of their sets many (ugh) years ago and learned what I liked as the years went by (oh so rapidly). No need to worry about them and you can buy a nice version of the ones you use and like a lot. My guess is the 3 knife (chef, paring and?) will be your eventual choice. My .02

I like this idea. Could just slowly replace them as the years go by.


Lots of helpful ideas here, I'll take them all into consideration, thanks guys.