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Introducing the Ninjaâ„¢ NeverDullâ„¢ Essential Knife System, the essential knives that stay razor-sharp for over 10 years. This versatile set includes high carbon stainless steel blades that are durable and perfectly balanced for comfort and control. With only a few swipes of the built-in, foolproof sharpener, this all-in-one system maintains the superior sharp edge you crave use-after-use. Set includes 8" Chef Knife, 5" Santoku Knife, 5" Utility Knife, 3.5" Paring Knife, 4.5" Steak Knife (x6), Kitchen Shears, and Storage Block with Built-In Sharpener
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Model: Ninja K12012 Foodi Neverdull Essential 12pc Knife System With Built-in Sharpener
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I only have the Ninja blender/food processor. The Food processor gets used several times a week, and has for the last 4 or 5 years, and it hasn't had any issues, despite taking a beating. Can't say anything about their other items, though.
These pull through sharpeners will remove much steel in a hurry, all the while not getting your knifes very sharp, and quickly give your knives a "recurve" . Now Especially if you cook often and like VERY sharp knives, buy knives that are 60+ HRC. And either learn how to use wetstones, or take your knives to a professional sharpener when you feel you want VERY sharp again. Harder steel holds a sharp edge much longer.
You don't need to sharpen your knives very often. Just get a $6 chef's steel and spend 15 seconds honing them every now and then, and they'll cut very well.
So much knife snobbery here. I've been using a cheap Cuisinart knife set for almost 20 years with only a cheap pull thru sharpener and being washed exclusively in the dishwasher. Guess what? It cuts through things just fine. If you're a professional chef or knife collector that uses whetstones or expensive sharpening systems, these are clearly not for you. If you are someone that wants a general knife set that works well, is easy to sharpen, and won't break the bank, these are great.
I don't have Ninja knives, but I have a lot of other Ninja items. None of them hold up well. Pots and pans scratch and chip, and we take extremely good care of them, hand wash, and no metal utensils. Toaster oven doesn't heat evenly, and the flip toaster is the same. Also have a blender, crock pot, coffee maker and grill.
I mean you're comparing apples to oranges. Ninja knives are not powered nor so they have a lot of different components like a blender does. I'd assume the chance for knife breakage is considerably blow.
I mean you're comparing apples to oranges. Ninja knives are not powered nor so they have a lot of different components like a blender does. I'd assume the chance for knife breakage is considerably blow.
I agree.
All I know is the quality of the items I have from them. They have great marketing and lots of paid promoters. Maybe these are amazing, but it sounds like the people here who have them, overall consensus is they are not that great.
These are cheap and I am sure they work fine.
I have a block of knives that I am sure I got from a post on slickdeals 14 years ago. Never sharpened them. No rust, no bending, and they are still as sharp as day 1.
I know I didn't pay much for them, and they have been great. Probably a complete different company now.
I don't have Ninja knives, but I have a lot of other Ninja items. None of them hold up well. Pots and pans scratch and chip, and we take extremely good care of them, hand wash, and no metal utensils. Toaster oven doesn't heat evenly, and the flip toaster is the same. Also have a blender, crock pot, coffee maker and grill.
I have to disagree with you. I have 2 Ninja coffee makers, blender, and air fryer and have had good success with all of them. I also have this knife set for almost a year and it has held up well. Just giving a different opinion.
I've had this set or one of the other models for 2 or 3 years now. I like them, and the sharpener keeps them sharp. I just don't like how the handle to the sharpener limits where you can place it.
Other than that I'm happy with them and I cook a lot.
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I'm a Ninja Stan. Have their Foodi and blender combo and they've all been stalwart contributors to my kitchen. I trust all Ninja products from my and my families interactions. Been super curious about these knives, but am too cheap to pay $200. Tempted at this price, but still a bit rich for my cheap self.
45% off doesn't seem like a bad deal, but anyone have any experience with these and if they're worth it?
As someone who doesn't cook extravagant meals or eat vegetables, and mainly uses this to cut chuck roast and fruits, it's awesome. Sharpener is super easy to use so I always have a sharp knife. Thinking of getting this deal as a gift.
I don't have Ninja knives, but I have a lot of other Ninja items. None of them hold up well. Pots and pans scratch and chip, and we take extremely good care of them, hand wash, and no metal utensils. Toaster oven doesn't heat evenly, and the flip toaster is the same. Also have a blender, crock pot, coffee maker and grill.
I have the ninja blender, ninja air fryer and ninja cremi. I owned the blender and airfryer for 5+ years. Used it on a regular basis no issues. I had the ninja cremi for 2 years and use it on a regular basis, no issue. To me, ninja has a good reputation in my household. Maybe Ive been lucky.
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I mean you're comparing apples to oranges. Ninja knives are not powered nor so they have a lot of different components like a blender does. I'd assume the chance for knife breakage is considerably blow.
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All I know is the quality of the items I have from them. They have great marketing and lots of paid promoters. Maybe these are amazing, but it sounds like the people here who have them, overall consensus is they are not that great.
These are cheap and I am sure they work fine.
I have a block of knives that I am sure I got from a post on slickdeals 14 years ago. Never sharpened them. No rust, no bending, and they are still as sharp as day 1.
I know I didn't pay much for them, and they have been great. Probably a complete different company now.
Other than that I'm happy with them and I cook a lot.
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They are very sharp and you can buy a sharpener separate.
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