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Old 01-02-2002, 11:56 AM
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Will do.
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Yeah, send me the details, and I'll check it out the next time I'm around those parts
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Default That is exactly what I did with my sister for her wedding gift . . .

there is a place downtown in NYC on Broadway. They carry EVERY line of knives. Went through the entire collection. She ended up deciding on the Wusthoff Trident Classic collection. I have used them on a few occasions and they are very well balanced and hold their edge much better than my Dad's Sabatier knives.

When I need knives I will be getting the Trident's.

If you want, have a look <a href="http://www.broadwaypanhandler.com">Broadway Panhandler</a> I don't know if you will find much better pricing or selection. Not only for knives but for everything for the kitchen.
Old 01-02-2002, 11:58 AM
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What you need is the equivalent of orthotics for kitchen knives. :-)
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Default rahul -- anne really likes her set of cutco knives (and i know well enough to stay far away...

when she is brandishing them!!!).
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Lar - FINALLY some useful info from ya' - j/k, it is a great site and they have Gastroflex stuff!
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Default Are you challenging my culinary prowess??? PREPARE TO DUEL!!! The ingredient is

Daschund, 4 courses and a dessert - I (double dog) dare you... ;-)
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My Dachshund Flambe' recipe is in the Culinary Hall Of Fame of the Cordon Bleu Vietnam.
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Default Not at all, just since they make orthotic foot molds to give people custom insoles, they should

do the same for knives. That's all. Lower your hackles, sir. :-P
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Default here you go:

I-91, exit 13 to Wallingford / North Haven and US 5

Turn right on US 5 which is S. Colony Rd, go about 1/2 mile

Chef's Supply (or similar name, I can't remember for sure) is on the right. If you come to Audi of Wallingford (small dealership) on the right, you went too far.


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