This WON'T end up on the camper..

Is that decimal point in the right place? Nice, but not that nice.

I am sooooo not touching this conversation.......LOL

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Dave,

Hehehehehe ! ...but careful , she be patrolling as I type !!

Charles

cdlaine wrote:
Andrew,

Look cool , but... my bride has a big set of Henckel's

Charles

Charles, that almost sounds naughty. LOL!

I have no idea who made the knives we use, just saying!

I'll stick with my 20 year old Ginsu knives. Still sharp as ever.

Andrew,

Look cool , but... my bride has a big set of Henckel's and I
can't get her to give them up... 35 years worth.

Charles


expensive but worth it...

magnusfide wrote:
Nor ours. The best kitchen cutlery we've ever bought has been the Rada knives. Easy to sharpen, made in the USA; aluminum handles that don't crack and best of all they were uber cheap.

We picked them up at the Lehman's Nonelectric Store when we camped near Dalton, OH about 6 years ago but you can order them from several sources. Here's the website
http://www.radacutlery.com/kitchen-knives

By the way, if you're ever in OH Amish country, Lehman's is a great store to wander through. It reminds me of a huge General Store.

Excellent knives!!!

Camper, he!!, won't even go in my HOUSE!

Nor ours. The best kitchen cutlery we've ever bought has been the Rada knives. Easy to sharpen, made in the USA; aluminum handles that don't crack and best of all they were uber cheap.

We picked them up at the Lehman's Nonelectric Store when we camped near Dalton, OH about 6 years ago but you can order them from several sources. Here's the website
http://www.radacutlery.com/kitchen-knives

By the way, if you're ever in OH Amish country, Lehman's is a great store to wander through. It reminds me of a huge General Store.