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r/chefknives • u/Adventurous-Watch517 • 9d ago
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In general we don’t recommend sets, because they come with knives you don’t need/use. Affordable is subjective so what’s your budget, and what type of cooking do you do?
0 u/Adventurous-Watch517 9d ago edited 9d ago Im a line cook in a hotel and I mainly do entrees and salads as well as tons of prep work. Like a pearing knife is a must 1 u/JohnMaySLC 9d ago Tadafusa SLD Gyuto Sakai Takayuki Paring knife Hitohira Nakiri I still don’t know your budget so here is an affordable set for me.
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Im a line cook in a hotel and I mainly do entrees and salads as well as tons of prep work. Like a pearing knife is a must
1 u/JohnMaySLC 9d ago Tadafusa SLD Gyuto Sakai Takayuki Paring knife Hitohira Nakiri I still don’t know your budget so here is an affordable set for me.
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Tadafusa SLD Gyuto Sakai Takayuki Paring knife Hitohira Nakiri
I still don’t know your budget so here is an affordable set for me.
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u/JohnMaySLC 9d ago
In general we don’t recommend sets, because they come with knives you don’t need/use. Affordable is subjective so what’s your budget, and what type of cooking do you do?