Chicago Cutlery Knives – Review & Giveaway!

Remember a few weeks ago when I told you I was a Chicago Cutlery Ambassador? Well I have been using my new knives for a few weeks now and I love them! I knew my knives weren’t the best, but I didn’t realize how crappy they were until I started using my knives from Chicago Cutlery…

The only thing I love about Chicago Cutlery is they give you information on everything that has to do with your knives. They tell you how to sharpen them, clean them, store them, and what knives to use on what items. I always tossed my knives in the dish washer, but I learned that this is bad for your knives since it can wear them down and even cause chips in the blades. I also learned that it’s best to store your knives in a wooden block. I always stored mine in a drawer, but this is bad since other items in the drawers can dull, chip, and dent your knives. If you don’t have a wooden block then buying inexpensive covers for your knives is ideal and some knives even come with the cover. The better you take care of your knives, the longer they will last!

The website is so informative and I’ve learned so much about my new knives.

I was sent the Chef knife, Paring knife, and Bread knife from Chicago cutlery. All of the knives have high quality Japanese stainless steal blades, are ultra sharp, and have an innovative grip for superior cutting and control. The knives are light weight and feel great in my hand. When I cut, it’s like cutting through butter. These 3 knives should be in every kitchen. They get all the major cutting jobs done and quickly!

The Chef knife is great for chopping, dicing, slicing, and mincing, with the rocking motion of the blade. This knife is by far my favorite. It makes chopping fruit and veggies quick and easy. Since I am able to get my chopping done more quickly I now have a little more time for cooking.

The Paring Knife is ideal for peels, pares, trimsĀ and cores small fruits and vegetables. It’s Also great for small tasks requiring close control like garnishing.

The Bread Knife is great for cutting and slicing breads and cakes. I’ve used other bread knives in the past and they always squish my bread down in the cutting process. This one doesn’t and I love that.

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I wrote this review while participating in a Brand Ambassador Campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Chicago Cutlery and received products to facilitate my post and a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.

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Comments

  1. Mary Beth Elderton says:

    I add chopped veggies to almost everything. I’m looking forward to making the Fall and Winter soups

  2. I would make a vegetable fritatta with my new knife :) !!
    Tere

  3. Cheryl Abdelnour says:

    I would make a chef’s salad.

  4. Brenda Witherspoon-Bedard says:

    I would cut up some of my garden veggies

  5. Holly Thomas says:

    Beef Stew!! :)

  6. Sandy VanHoey says:

    I’ve been wanting homemade chicken noodle soup so I think that is what I’d do

  7. Laura Miller says:

    Fruit salad!…sorry, I’ve been wanting some all day!

  8. Nena Sinclair says:

    I would use my new knives to cut up lots of fresh veggies for soups and stews!

  9. Dorothy Walters says:

    I would make a nice salad

  10. Tanya Phillips says:

    We are vegetarians, so I am cutting veggies everyday with my crappy chef knife, lol. I would make veggie pizzas, roasted veggies, stews, everything! thanks for the awesome chance :)

  11. I would make fresh salsa!

  12. Debbie Jackson says:

    Galouskas
    debbie jackson
    djackson1958 at hotmail dot com

  13. Vegetable soup! Lots of chopping to be done….

  14. I would make some fresh homemade salsa

  15. Kimberly Schotz says:

    Chicken Salad
    Kims2312@verizon.net

  16. jeanette sheets says:

    i would make chicken and dumplings and a huge chef salad

  17. Joyce Mlinek says:

    I would make an egg omelet with chopped onions and green peppers.

  18. Angela Hartness says:

    I would make home made vegetable soup.

  19. veggies veggies veggies!

  20. Colleen Maurina says:

    I would make a salad with lots of veggies in it and use this beautiful knife to chop all the veggies!

  21. Rebecca Graham says:

    I would make a chicken stir fry.

  22. homemade vegetable soup.

  23. I’d make fajitas.

  24. i love cooking. we bought some knives from a cousin who was selling them to make money. she was doing it for some business school thing.

  25. Shannon Baas says:

    Some beef stew.

  26. I would make pepper steak with all the peppers & tomatoes in my garden.

  27. I would use it to make stuffed peppers, the peppers are from our garden.

  28. Laurie Kingsbury says:

    I would make my crock pot freezer meals!!! It takes forever when the only knife you have is a steak knife!!!

  29. I would make my yummy vegie quiche. :-) Thank you.

  30. Mike W Davis says:

    paper thin chicken for stirfry

  31. Chicken Teriyaki

  32. I would make beef stir fry

  33. I would make a Thai green curry

  34. I’d make a stew with fresh root vegetables.

  35. I would make a Greek salad.

  36. I would make a homemade apple pie.

  37. I would make a stir fry.

  38. i would make a beef/veggie stir fry. yum

  39. Tami Valentine says:

    We cut up a lot of veggies and lettuce for salads. I’d also use them to cut cheeses.

  40. a nice salad would be great!

  41. tracy davis says:

    I would make stir fry

  42. PinkySwayers says:

    I would make everything with my new knife–I’d use it to cut vegetables and other ingredients. Thanks for the giveaway!

  43. Theron Willis says:

    Cubing steak or lamb for shishkebab.

  44. paige chandler says:

    I’d make pot roast.

  45. Monique Rizzo says:

    A yummy fruit salad
    Thanks for the chance.
    mogrill12@gmail.com

  46. I would make burritos with fresh guacamole and salsa my family’s favorite

  47. Angie Gatto says:

    I have areccipe for pico I would like to try.

  48. chicken noodle soup

  49. I’d make stuffed Butternut Squash!!

  50. I would chop all of my onions and bell peppers for bagging and freezing.

  51. jennifer spitzer says:

    fajitas

  52. Beef Veggie Stew and homemade bread!

  53. We make a lot of stir fry dishes, so sharp knives are a must!

  54. roasted vegetables

  55. Jennifer B. says:

    I’d make some salsa.

  56. Patty White says:

    A Chicken Salad!!

  57. I would make egg rolls

  58. I would make beef stew.

  59. I would make a cobb salad.

  60. I’d make roasted veggies!

  61. I would love to make some General Tso’s chicken!

  62. A soup where I have to chop a lot of vegetables.

  63. crudite

    ky2here at msn dot com

  64. Crystal Irvin says:

    I’d make veggie beef soup

  65. I’d make veggie lasagna.

  66. melissa Resnick says:

    salsa

  67. Crockpot dinners!

  68. I’d make my husband happy :-) He’s going to culinary school and this would make a great gift for him since our knives are not as nice.

  69. Stephanie Larison says:

    I would make a roast in the crock pot…need the knife to cut up the veggies!

  70. Peter Schott says:

    I’d use it to chop the peppers/onions/meat for Fajitas.

  71. pico de gallo for tacos, nachos, carne asada, you name it!

  72. Bridget Hopper says:

    I would make buffalo chicken dip

  73. a big healthy salad

  74. I would make some homemade coleslaw.

  75. I would definitely use these at Thanksgiving chopping all the ingredients for my homemade dressing.

  76. Cindi Decker says:

    Chicken stir fry

  77. Shelley P says:

    I would make Stew.

  78. beef stew

  79. Jen Harriman says:

    I would make my delicious stir fry!

  80. amberlyn johnson says:

    id make pico de gallo

  81. Apple pie

  82. cassandra (rab pom) says:

    I would make some tacos1!! Yum.

  83. Michele Baron says:

    Sausage and peppers

  84. I love chicken dishes, so dicing chicken for soups and casseroles would be for me!!!

  85. Christine Jensen says:

    Hmm…maybe a pot pie, that requires a lot of chopping!

  86. I’d make some vegetable beef soup.

  87. Roasted veggies

  88. Homemade stir fry!

  89. alena svetelska says:

    beef stew

  90. I would use it for pea soup to chop up veggies and ham. Also homemade bread.

  91. kyla whitley says:

    a crisp green salad with lots of chopped veggies! :D

  92. I would work on the 40# case of organic apples I’m getting today :) Making a variety of apple things apple cobbler, apple sauce, etc.

  93. Kat Emerick says:

    I would make a chef salad.
    kat_emerick@yahoo.com

  94. Jessica Hahn says:

    I would make my homemade lasagna. It is so aggrivating to go cut up veggies and garlic but not have a good knife. This would def make it more fun.

  95. Gina Torrey says:

    Prepping veggies for a stirfry :)

  96. Beef stew–meat and veggies to be cut up!

  97. Heather Wone says:

    I have a break maker and could really use a good knife to cut the delicious bread I have been making! :-)

  98. Angela Neynaber says:

    I would make a stir-fry.

  99. susan smoaks says:

    i would make a nice salad

  100. Jennifer Peaslee says:

    spaghetti with homemade sauce filled with veggies!

  101. Dorothy Hubbard says:

    I would make stroganoff.

  102. I’d use it to chop my veggies for pot roasts and soups!

    Terri P
    pr4gatheringroses AT gmail DOT com

  103. Louise Brouillette says:

    Chopped salad

  104. jules mcnubbin says:

    i’d make some homemade salsa

  105. vikki Billings says:

    I would make potato soup

  106. Brad Merrell says:

    Some kind of stew

  107. Sarah Yurga says:

    pineapple salsa

  108. spirit_kim says:

    A wonderfully simple but delicious tomato sandwich.

  109. rebecca day says:

    stew

  110. Amy Tolley says:

    Homemade fruit pie….thanks for this opportunity

  111. Richard Hicks says:

    would make some super salads with lots of chopped and sliced tomatoes

    ardy22 at earthlink dot net

  112. I would make some pasta with chopped vegetables with the knife

  113. Any recipe that lets me do some choppin’ to check out the new knife! :)

  114. Salad

  115. Tina Tuttle says:

    Stir Fry!!!

  116. I’d love to dice up a nice salad with grilled chicken breasts!

  117. Zucchini soup.

  118. Leah Shumack says:

    Chicken Quesadillas

  119. Beef stew

  120. Barbara Long says:

    I would make a veggie stir fry.

    longbarb1@aol.com

  121. Buddy Garrett says:

    I would make Lamb Stew.

  122. Thanks for the giveaway…prep ingredients for a Guinness Beef Stew !

  123. Rebecca Orr says:

    I would make a huge salad!!

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