I certainly like our Cutco knives. Some great tips here. I used to cook for a living, now, it's just a delightful hobby. Having sharp knives is a big help.
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Would you recommend I get the petite carver or the 8” santoku style carver. I’m now a sales rep and love my job selling this product. But I do not know if I would prefer the santoku style or not. I’m trying to complete my set, I just need a paring knife and one of the shorter carving knives. Sorry for kind of rambling, but which style do you prefer?
You are going to love em! Over 70+ years of quality American made manufacturing. I hope you get some good value from my videos! Let me know if I can be of any help
Cutco is loved by most and, in my experience, I tend to recommend investing much more money on a high quality Japanese or German chef knife for professionals. Need to also learn how to correctly sharpen & maintain the blades too. After 16 years, I still fully believe Cutco is the best value for your avg home owner due to its overall quality & buy once, service/replace for free forever guarantee. We do have 5 specific Cutco knives that chefs seek out: 1. The Cutco Cheese Knife - the Micro-DD edge streamlines this piece through any soft, stocky, or starchy foods making it one of our customers all time product favorites 2. Slicer - a bread maker's favorite. Actually cuts tough & soft bread including angel food cake. Also great for shaving cabbage 3. Spatula Spreader - cut, serve, & spread. Sandwich & avocado fan favorite. 4. Turn&Serve - helpful articulate, durable, flexible, ultra thin cooking & serving square spatula 5. Super Shears - one of Cutco's most popular products. Chef's use for spatchcocking chicken & duck, cutting herbs, tough to open packaging, and more Lemme know if you'd like any more info
@@kitchenguyluke3559 that's surprising to hear. I was about to by the "Cutco Dream Kitchen" which is like 11k because from what I could tell Cutco was better than those German and Japanese brands. In particular I compared Wustov to Cutco especially since I was originally going to buy Wostov before I discovered Cutco. The sales rep and I had talked for hours about the quality and process cutco blades go through and from what I could tell Cutco was better in every way. I'd definitely appreciate more information.
@@kitchenguyluke3559 not in terms of it being what I do for work but it is a big hobby and passion of mine. If you're wanting a comparison I'd say I'm in a very similar boat to Joshua Wiseman on UA-cam just I don't record my cooking but I do a lot of what he does.
@@tylerrassi4148 very cool. I like to use the analogy - we all drive cars but it doesn't mean we all drive exactly like professional race car drivers or need race cars to do something we do nearly everyday. The Cutco Kitchen is a great value as a complete package and is what most Cutco clients work toward overtime anyway. I think you are smart to consider Cutco in the first place. And lastly, I'd say it's ok to invest in the Cutco Kitchen AND splurge on a $300-$1000 other knife for fun, especially if it's a hobby/passion of yours
Why are you promoting an MLM company that employees young people and are taking advantage of them? These knives are over priced compared to chef quality knives. Your not even sharpening the knives, you are just replacing them because these knives are cheap.
"Hey, that's like, your opinion, Man!" - The Big Labowski. Thanks for your comment. I personally started as a college student with Cutco nearly 14 years ago, met my wife while working with Cutco, paid for college with Cutco, and now support my family of 5 with Cutco. My mom has loved her Cutco for over 35 years. There are other quality knives on the market as well. And selling Cutco is direct sales, not an MLM, no up or down line. I am an authorized distributor. Lots of knives and brands out there to choose from. It's ok if you don't particularly care for Cutco, we can still be friends
No, your company has tons of lawsuits that public accessed to fraud and not paying employees for there time. I used to work for them too 5 years ago. My beef ain't with you but if you truly work for them, why are they relying on young kids to sell overpriced knives? And how during COVID?
@@eddiehaines7377 , I'm sorry you had a poor experience. I'm just sharing my experience. This year has been interesting and I only sell for myself. I have about 5000 customers and they have particularly enjoyed Cutco this year while cooking at home more than ever. Most of my customers are not cheap and also are not chefs. Cutco makes good high-quality yet low maintenance products. Good for home cooks. As for the legal issues, I can say that I have always been paid on time from Cutco. For that, I am grateful
@@kitchenguyluke3559 the gentleman I purchase my cutco stuff worked for them all through college and has stayed on with them after college. He loves them I qouod assume its like any other job work hard and you will be rewarded. Anyway thanks for your informative videos.
@@eddiehaines7377 lemme guess you watched a YT video learned phrases like MLM company and thought it would be awesome to bother this guy for no reason. Get a hobby bro besides watching YT trigger videos.
I certainly like our Cutco knives. Some great tips here. I used to cook for a living, now, it's just a delightful hobby. Having sharp knives is a big help.
Great videos. Great knives! Ignore stupid comments. I love my Cutco knives!
I just bought my set yesterday at Costco and I'm loving it
Enjoy and watch your fingers! Lemme know of you have any questions!
So wonderful videos,may you help me show my bread slicer(knife),i believe that you are interested in it.😁😁😁
@@03Chloe of course! Here is that video 🍞🔪🔪🔪 ua-cam.com/video/7TW7eWAcm-M/v-deo.htmlsi=xpG2qAjkP4sK8vWT
@@kitchenguyluke3559 Thank u ,my dear,are you interested in damascus knife?Would you like to receive a free kitchen tool in exchange for your honest review?please reply me soon,I'm looking forward to your reply!🥰🥰
What kind of oil should be used to treat a wooden carving board
Food grade mineral oil. Amazon is easy place to order. I like Boos Block Mystery Oil
Would you recommend I get the petite carver or the 8” santoku style carver. I’m now a sales rep and love my job selling this product. But I do not know if I would prefer the santoku style or not. I’m trying to complete my set, I just need a paring knife and one of the shorter carving knives. Sorry for kind of rambling, but which style do you prefer?
Both are great! The Santoku style is my personal preference
@@kitchenguyluke3559 is that for both the paring knife and the carver? Or just the carver?
@@jacobtirk6438 , I do like the Santoku option for both of them👍👍
I think Cutco needs to improve their packaging and make it look like an Apple Product when opening the box. A great product deserves a great box!
I agree with you. Packaging can def make a difference. I'm excited to see what this looks like in another year or 2.
If you could choose only one knife, which one will it be? … i want this brand but i can only afford only one, for now 🙈🙈
Man got my first set of cutco knifes and I didn't except the knifes to be so thin and light. Feels like plastic.. hope they hold up.
You are going to love em! Over 70+ years of quality American made manufacturing. I hope you get some good value from my videos! Let me know if I can be of any help
They will hold up just fine! My family has had them for 25 years. We love them!
@@jacobtirk6438, 25 yrs! Glad they are serving your family well
The music is too loud 😢
Did I hear you correctly? This is NOT intended for chefs?
Cutco is loved by most and, in my experience, I tend to recommend investing much more money on a high quality Japanese or German chef knife for professionals. Need to also learn how to correctly sharpen & maintain the blades too.
After 16 years, I still fully believe Cutco is the best value for your avg home owner due to its overall quality & buy once, service/replace for free forever guarantee.
We do have 5 specific Cutco knives that chefs seek out:
1. The Cutco Cheese Knife - the Micro-DD edge streamlines this piece through any soft, stocky, or starchy foods making it one of our customers all time product favorites
2. Slicer - a bread maker's favorite. Actually cuts tough & soft bread including angel food cake. Also great for shaving cabbage
3. Spatula Spreader - cut, serve, & spread. Sandwich & avocado fan favorite.
4. Turn&Serve - helpful articulate, durable, flexible, ultra thin cooking & serving square spatula
5. Super Shears - one of Cutco's most popular products. Chef's use for spatchcocking chicken & duck, cutting herbs, tough to open packaging, and more
Lemme know if you'd like any more info
@@kitchenguyluke3559 that's surprising to hear. I was about to by the "Cutco Dream Kitchen" which is like 11k because from what I could tell Cutco was better than those German and Japanese brands. In particular I compared Wustov to Cutco especially since I was originally going to buy Wostov before I discovered Cutco. The sales rep and I had talked for hours about the quality and process cutco blades go through and from what I could tell Cutco was better in every way. I'd definitely appreciate more information.
@@tylerrassi4148 , are you a professional chef?
@@kitchenguyluke3559 not in terms of it being what I do for work but it is a big hobby and passion of mine. If you're wanting a comparison I'd say I'm in a very similar boat to Joshua Wiseman on UA-cam just I don't record my cooking but I do a lot of what he does.
@@tylerrassi4148 very cool. I like to use the analogy - we all drive cars but it doesn't mean we all drive exactly like professional race car drivers or need race cars to do something we do nearly everyday.
The Cutco Kitchen is a great value as a complete package and is what most Cutco clients work toward overtime anyway. I think you are smart to consider Cutco in the first place.
And lastly, I'd say it's ok to invest in the Cutco Kitchen AND splurge on a $300-$1000 other knife for fun, especially if it's a hobby/passion of yours
Why are you promoting an MLM company that employees young people and are taking advantage of them? These knives are over priced compared to chef quality knives. Your not even sharpening the knives, you are just replacing them because these knives are cheap.
"Hey, that's like, your opinion, Man!" - The Big Labowski. Thanks for your comment. I personally started as a college student with Cutco nearly 14 years ago, met my wife while working with Cutco, paid for college with Cutco, and now support my family of 5 with Cutco. My mom has loved her Cutco for over 35 years. There are other quality knives on the market as well. And selling Cutco is direct sales, not an MLM, no up or down line. I am an authorized distributor. Lots of knives and brands out there to choose from. It's ok if you don't particularly care for Cutco, we can still be friends
No, your company has tons of lawsuits that public accessed to fraud and not paying employees for there time. I used to work for them too 5 years ago. My beef ain't with you but if you truly work for them, why are they relying on young kids to sell overpriced knives? And how during COVID?
@@eddiehaines7377 , I'm sorry you had a poor experience. I'm just sharing my experience. This year has been interesting and I only sell for myself. I have about 5000 customers and they have particularly enjoyed Cutco this year while cooking at home more than ever. Most of my customers are not cheap and also are not chefs. Cutco makes good high-quality yet low maintenance products. Good for home cooks. As for the legal issues, I can say that I have always been paid on time from Cutco. For that, I am grateful
@@kitchenguyluke3559 the gentleman I purchase my cutco stuff worked for them all through college and has stayed on with them after college. He loves them I qouod assume its like any other job work hard and you will be rewarded. Anyway thanks for your informative videos.
@@eddiehaines7377 lemme guess you watched a YT video learned phrases like MLM company and thought it would be awesome to bother this guy for no reason. Get a hobby bro besides watching YT trigger videos.