>knife user review>"This knife is razor sharp!"
>>22246471but it's true
>>22246471>yelp review>"the food was good"
>bought this for my husband as a gift and he said he likes it
>I haven't used the knife yet but I like the packaging
>1 star because the packaging was damaged during delivery
>>22246471I mean yeah
I don't get it.
>>22246647Why do people still do this in 2026? They review Amazon itself as if people would be worried Amazon is a scam, or that shipping is even part of the product at all
>even though the weight was provided, it was lighter than expected
>>22246610Isn't that why people look at yelp reviews?
>>22246656why would you buy something so dangerous
>>22246681nigga what the fuck does one person out of 8 billion liking something mean? everyone has different tastes
Are his Hexclad pans worth the price?
>>22246656Knives go dull in about a week or two no matter how sharp they are out of the box. For 99% of the knife's lifespan keeping it sharp is the customer's responsibility.
I got the Wicked Edge 60 and I can make even the most dogshit of knives be razor sharp, they may take more time but its possible>>22246732I got the tamago(fuck yourself)yaki pan as a gift and its pretty cool, absolutely non-stick but you're paying for the name, Gordon's endorsement and the design. I wouldn't have bought it for myself.
>>22246813I used to have a comparable angle-holding contraption but it really is easier to just use a decent stone and freehand it. Holding a close-enough angle becomes comfortable and easy with enough practice.
>>22246710It means a lot because it provides feedback on whether the food is good or not.
