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Zwilling Knife & Staub Cast Iron Cookware: 8-Pc Zwilling Four Star Knife Block Set
$200
$399.99
& More + Free S&H
Update: This popular deal is still available.
Zwilling has Select Zwilling Knife & Staub Cast Iron Cookware on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.
Available options:
Zwilling has Select Zwilling Knife & Staub Cast Iron Cookware on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.
Available options:
- 8-Piece Zwilling Four Star Knife Block Set $199.99
- 4-Piece Staub Cast Iron Stackable Cookware Set
- Black Matte $399.99
- Cherry $399.99
- Grenadine $499.99
- Dark Blue $499.99
- Graphite Grey $499.99
- Blueberry $499.99
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Edited November 11, 2023
at 02:38 PM
Zwilling [zwilling.com] has Select Zwilling Knife & Staub Cast Iron Cookware on sale as listed below. Shipping is free on orders $59+.
Available:
Available:
- 4" Zwilling Four Star Paring Knife [zwilling.com] $29.99 -OOS
- 8" Zwilling Four Star Chef's Knife [zwilling.com] $49.99 -OOS
- 8-Piece Zwilling Four Star Knife Block Set [zwilling.com] $199.99
- 4-Piece Staub Cast Iron Stackable Cookware Set
- Black Matte [zwilling.com] $399.99
- Cherry [zwilling.com] $399.99
- Lilac [zwilling.com] $399.99 -OOS
- Grenadine [zwilling.com] $499.99
- Dark Blue [zwilling.com] $499.99
- Graphite Grey [zwilling.com] $499.99
- Blueberry [zwilling.com] $499.99
Created 10-31-2023
at 10:59 PM
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Go for it!!!
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I like the 8" chef's knife but my wife prefers 7" Santoku.
EDIT: "bolster" is the word I was looking for.
Fifty bucks though, this is a lot of knife for not so much money, and an excellent Christmas gift idea.
In doing so I found Bloomingdales had them and offered a 15% coupon for first time customers. That combined with 10% back on a particular cash back site gets me close to the same deal.
The interesting thing is that originally the Bloomingdale's coupon didn't work. I reached out to chat support about it and they said it was excluded. I had read through the exclusions not seeing Zwilling on the list so I asked them to show me where it was excluded. They didn't see it either so they manually applied the coupon. I looked at the exclusions while they were doing this and saw what hadn't been seen by the support rep or I which is that "cutlery" was listed. I kept my mouth shut so I guess I got away with one there. Good luck if anyone else tries this.
There's always a chance that the cash back site transaction falls through I suppose. I've never had one fail but I have heard others that have. We'll see. Even without the coupon and cash back it's a pretty decent deal. It's shipped so I'm anxious to check them out.
They're probably decent, but the Zwilling Pro is the real top-tier. Had my Pro set for 5 years, found a deal for around $260 for the 7-piece set with sharpener and block on Black Friday. Had to sharpen them for the first time about a month ago. Very solid feel, cuts are buttery smooth, full tang blade.
Don't get the cheap tier though, the steel is poor quality and you'll end up hating them.
Go for it!!!
i've had a full set of these knives for years, and they constantly dull on me. i've had them professionally sharpened several times but they always seem to cut poorly to me. i'm assuming i'm assuming I am the problem here - as a professional, any advice on how often they should be sharpened, how they should be sharpened, and what I should be doing to take proper care of them? They are only ever hand washed, they are always kept in their block, yet within a week of getting them sharpened I can't even properly cut through raw chicken breast…
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Looks like Target is price matching this deal and ships for free:
https://www.target.com/p/zwilling...A-76070435
https://www.target.com/p/zwilling...A-76070435
https://www.target.com/p/zwilling...-76196887?
The 20% off coupon they sent to my account worked fine for me. I ordered one on Saturday with 20% off coupon and it is currently being processed for shipping. If you were BBB reward member previously before overstock took over, they may have given you some welcome rewards. Just check your account. In my case, I was surprised to find $20 rewards. So I actually only paid around $5 total out of pocket. This knife makes a great Xmas gift. I have been using this same paring knife in my kitchen for years and given it as gift multiple times in the past.
https://www.target.com/p/zwilling...-76196887?
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Mine is getting a bit long in tooth and I can never quite hold a sharp edge on it for long.
If you like to pair tomatoes, peaches, pears using the "thumb pushing fruit towards the blade" technique, then you either want to use a dull knife (fine for paring soft fruits but won't cut your thumb) or if you love sharp knives and want to use that technique, then this design is the one that will make complete cuts/splits without cutting your bare thumb:
https://cutleryandmore.