Another tip from Cook’s Illustrated
November 12, 2007
Have you subscribed yet? I’m telling you, this is an incredibly valuable resource.
In the email I got from them today, they had the results from testing chef’s knives. I invested in a good one last year and it makes a world of difference. I wouldn’t cut hair with crappy shears, and now I don’t cut food with a crappy knife. My mother was so impressed with my knife that she got herself one for Christmas!
If you’ve never had a “good” knife, you likely don’t know the difference. It’s one of those things that, once you have a quality item, you can’t bear the crap you used to use. A good quality knife runs around a hundred bucks, so I am excited to share with you this news that Cook’s Illustrated found a knife for $22.95 that rivals the more expensive competition.
Now we can all have a good knife!
For the record, my knife is a MAC Mighty Chef (with dimples; not the one one the Cook’s Illustrated chart) and I read about it on Cooking for Engineers.
Yes, I really am this big of a geek. You can’t still be surprised.
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